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|individual name = Mia Bennett
|job        = Astronaut
|alias          =  
|job2        = Translator
|race            = [[Human]]  
|species    = Human
|home planet     = [[Earth]]
|origin      = [[Houston]], [[Texas]]
|home era        = [[21st century]] ([[2059]])
|mother      = Mia Bennett's mother
|appearances     = [[DW]]: ''[[The Waters of Mars]]''
|father      = Peter Bennett (The Waters of Mars)
|actor           = [[Gemma Chan]]
|partner     =  
}}  
|child      = Adelaide (The Waters of Mars)
|first      = The Waters of Mars (TV story)
|appearances = [[PROSE]]: ''[[The Waters of Mars (novelisation)|The Waters of Mars]]''
|actor       = Gemma Chan
|spouse=Yuri Kerenski|in-law=Mikhail Kerenski|in-law2=George (The Waters of Mars)}}
'''Mia Bennett''' was the translator at [[Bowie Base One]] on [[Mars]].


'''Mia Bennett''' (born in 2032) was the Geologist at [[Bowie Base One]] on [[Mars]].
== Biography ==
=== Early life ===
Mia was born in [[Houston]], [[Texas]] in [[2032]]. [[Mia Bennett's mother|Her mother]] died in a [[car accident]] shortly after her birth, so she was raised by [[Peter Bennett (The Waters of Mars)|her father]], who relinquished his position as an [[astronaut]] to bring her up. She was fascinated by his work. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Waters of Mars (TV story)|The Waters of Mars]]'')


Born in Houston, Texas, her father was an astronaut. She became fascinated by his work and, after graduating from Stanford University, followed him into his research of planetary geology. Along with her father and using soil samples from Mars, she proved that Earth plant life ''could'' grow on Martian soil with the help of chemicals. This was a major breakthrough in Mars colonisation. Her research dovetailed with [[Andy Stone (The Waters of Mars)|Andy Stone]]'s, and the two worked together.
=== Career ===
After graduating from [[Stanford]], she followed her father into his research in [[planetary geology]]. Working with her father and using [[Martian soil|soil]] samples from [[Mars]], she proved that [[Earth]] [[plant]] life could grow on Martian soil with the help of [[chemical]]s, being a major breakthrough in Mars colonisation. Her research dovetailed with [[Andy Stone (The Waters of Mars)|Andy Stone]]'s and the two worked together. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Waters of Mars (TV story)|The Waters of Mars]]'')


She travelled to Mars in 2058. After seventeen months one of the crew, [[Andy Stone (The Waters of Mars)|Stone]] was infected by [[The Flood (The Waters of Mars)|The Flood]]. [[Tenth Doctor|The Doctor]] arrived at the same time, she witnessed six of her fellow crew members get infected by The Flood. The Doctor knew her death was a fixed point in time only he saved her, and two other members of her crew. He took her back to Earth 2059 where she was in shock, she ran off followed by Yuri. ([[DW]]: ''[[The Waters of Mars]]'')
=== Colony on Mars ===
[[Category:21st century individuals|Bennett, Mia]]
She travelled to Mars in [[2058]]. Although she was, in fact, the base's translator - sent to examine an artefact found within the ice field that [[Bowie Base One]] was built on top of - the mission manifest listed her as a [[geologist]] in order to avoid any suspicions or questions. Whilst on Mars, she began a secret relationship with [[Yuri Kerenski]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Waters of Mars (novelisation)|The Waters of Mars]]'')
[[Category:Human geologists|Bennett, Mia]]
 
[[Category:Human astronauts|Bennett, Mia]]
After seventeen months, one of the crew, [[Andy Stone (The Waters of Mars)|Stone]], was infected by [[The Flood (The Waters of Mars)|the Flood]], around the time the [[Tenth Doctor]] arrived. Mia witnessed six of her fellow crew members be infected by the Flood. The Doctor knew her death was a fixed point in time, but he saved her and two other members of her crew, taking her back to Earth in 2059, where she ran off in shock, followed by Yuri.
 
In the altered timeline, Yuri and Mia revealed the events of Bowie Base One and Adelaide's heroic actions to the world. Both Yuri and Mia later travelled with Adelaide's granddaughter, Susie Fontana Brooke, into space. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Waters of Mars (TV story)|The Waters of Mars]]'') She and Yuri would later go on to marry and have a daughter together, whom they named [[Adelaide (The Waters of Mars)|Adelaide]] after their former captain in her honour. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Waters of Mars (novelisation)|The Waters of Mars]]'')
 
== Behind the scenes ==
* The details of her pre-Bowie Base career can be seen briefly in her obituary.
* Despite the obituary stating she was American; the character speaks with an English accent.
* A deleted scene revealed that she and Yuri were in a secret relationship until the Doctor exposed it, as Adelaide wouldn't allow romantic relationships among the crew. However, it was shown the entire crew actually knew, including Adelaide, who chose to ignore it until the Doctor exposed it. This forced Adelaide to take steps to separate them. This relationship is briefly implied in the episode when at one point, she and Yuri briefly hold hands during the crisis and finally included within [[The Waters of Mars (novelisation)|the novelisation]].
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Latest revision as of 03:17, 12 January 2024

Mia Bennett was the translator at Bowie Base One on Mars.

Biography[[edit] | [edit source]]

Early life[[edit] | [edit source]]

Mia was born in Houston, Texas in 2032. Her mother died in a car accident shortly after her birth, so she was raised by her father, who relinquished his position as an astronaut to bring her up. She was fascinated by his work. (TV: The Waters of Mars)

Career[[edit] | [edit source]]

After graduating from Stanford, she followed her father into his research in planetary geology. Working with her father and using soil samples from Mars, she proved that Earth plant life could grow on Martian soil with the help of chemicals, being a major breakthrough in Mars colonisation. Her research dovetailed with Andy Stone's and the two worked together. (TV: The Waters of Mars)

Colony on Mars[[edit] | [edit source]]

She travelled to Mars in 2058. Although she was, in fact, the base's translator - sent to examine an artefact found within the ice field that Bowie Base One was built on top of - the mission manifest listed her as a geologist in order to avoid any suspicions or questions. Whilst on Mars, she began a secret relationship with Yuri Kerenski. (PROSE: The Waters of Mars)

After seventeen months, one of the crew, Stone, was infected by the Flood, around the time the Tenth Doctor arrived. Mia witnessed six of her fellow crew members be infected by the Flood. The Doctor knew her death was a fixed point in time, but he saved her and two other members of her crew, taking her back to Earth in 2059, where she ran off in shock, followed by Yuri.

In the altered timeline, Yuri and Mia revealed the events of Bowie Base One and Adelaide's heroic actions to the world. Both Yuri and Mia later travelled with Adelaide's granddaughter, Susie Fontana Brooke, into space. (TV: The Waters of Mars) She and Yuri would later go on to marry and have a daughter together, whom they named Adelaide after their former captain in her honour. (PROSE: The Waters of Mars)

Behind the scenes[[edit] | [edit source]]

  • The details of her pre-Bowie Base career can be seen briefly in her obituary.
  • Despite the obituary stating she was American; the character speaks with an English accent.
  • A deleted scene revealed that she and Yuri were in a secret relationship until the Doctor exposed it, as Adelaide wouldn't allow romantic relationships among the crew. However, it was shown the entire crew actually knew, including Adelaide, who chose to ignore it until the Doctor exposed it. This forced Adelaide to take steps to separate them. This relationship is briefly implied in the episode when at one point, she and Yuri briefly hold hands during the crisis and finally included within the novelisation.
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