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Doctor who left patient during operation to have sex with nurse allowed to practise
(www.theguardian.com)
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Look, on second reading it makes more sense, but The Guardian should really know better than to start a headline with "Doctor Who" and not expect people to go "Damn, that show is getting more risque by the episode"
Wow, they finally stopped teasing something physical between the doctor and a companion!
They probably bet eachother to see who can sneak that in the most frequently, meow ?
I think it just weeds out the people who don't know their name is The Doctor. Man, their seems wrong, but so does his since Jodi Whittaker. Future linguists will never parse that sentence.
It took me several goes.
You're missing quotation marks, that's the problem.
I'm leaving it. I'm not helping them.
We need that spin off