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'''Children of Time''' was the name given by the [[Dalek]]s to the group of people, consisting mostly of [[Tenth Doctor|the Doctor]]'s [[companion]]s, that opposed their plan to destroy all of reality. ([[DW]]: ''[[Journey's End]]'') | '''Children of Time''' was the name given by the [[Dalek]]s to the group of people, consisting mostly of [[Tenth Doctor|the Tenth Doctor]]'s [[companion]]s, that opposed their plan to destroy all of reality. ([[DW]]: ''[[Journey's End]]'') | ||
==The Children== | ==The Children== | ||
Revision as of 20:15, 20 July 2010
Template:Infobox Organization Children of Time was the name given by the Daleks to the group of people, consisting mostly of the Tenth Doctor's companions, that opposed their plan to destroy all of reality. (DW: Journey's End)
The Children
- In alphabetical order:
Associates of the Children of Time
- In alphabetical order:
- K-9 (assisted in the return of the Earth)
- Gwen Cooper (assisted in the return of the Earth)
- Harriet Jones (de facto member; brought the Children of Time together with the Sub-Wave Network, deceased)
- Ianto Jones (assisted in the return of the Earth, deceased)
- Wilfred Mott (currently preventing Donna Noble from remembering her travels with the Doctor)
- Sylvia Noble (currently preventing Donna Noble from remembering her travels with the Doctor)
- Luke Smith (assisted in the return of the Earth)
- Mr Smith (assisted in the return of the Earth)
Behind the scenes
- This list uses the multiple covers of Doctor Who Magazine 398 to decide who belongs on the list. The Time Traveller's Almanac has a list as well. Other characters would also probably qualify.
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