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{{Infobox Species | {{Infobox Species | ||
|Species name = New human | |Species name = New human | ||
|image = [[ | |image = [[File:The_flesh.jpg|250px]] | ||
|aka = Flesh | |aka = Flesh | ||
|type = [[human]] | |type = [[human]] | ||
|affiliation = Originally [[Sisters of Plenitude]] | |affiliation = Originally [[Sisters of Plenitude]] | ||
|origin = [[New Earth (planet)|New Earth]] | |origin = [[New Earth (planet)|New Earth]] | ||
|appearances = [[DW]]: ''[[New Earth (TV story)|New Earth]]''<br>[[DW]]: ''[[Gridlock]]'' | |appearances = [[DW]]: ''[[New Earth (TV story)|New Earth]]''<br />[[DW]]: ''[[Gridlock]]'' | ||
|mentions = | |mentions = | ||
|individuals = | |individuals = | ||
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The '''New humans''' or '''The Flesh''' were a creation of the [[Sisters of Plenitude]] and were used for curing diseases. The New humans were grown from [[human]] cells and were given every known disease, in order for the Sisters of Plenitude to find the cures to them. Since they were infected with diseases since 'birth', they were immune, for a time at least, to these diseases. The Sisters regarded them as 'merely flesh' and would disintegrate any who showed signs of sentience. When released in the year [[5,000,000,023]], the New humans went on to wreak havoc across the [[New New York Hospital]], but were all soon cured by the [[Tenth Doctor]] and taken into care, later founding a new race of humanity. ([[DW]]: ''[[New Earth (TV story)|New Earth]]'') | The '''New humans''' or '''The Flesh''' were a creation of the [[Sisters of Plenitude]] and were used for curing diseases. The New humans were grown from [[human]] cells and were given every known disease, in order for the Sisters of Plenitude to find the cures to them. Since they were infected with diseases since 'birth', they were immune, for a time at least, to these diseases. The Sisters regarded them as 'merely flesh' and would disintegrate any who showed signs of sentience. When released in the year [[5,000,000,023]], the New humans went on to wreak havoc across the [[New New York Hospital]], but were all soon cured by the [[Tenth Doctor]] and taken into care, later founding a new race of humanity. ([[DW]]: ''[[New Earth (TV story)|New Earth]]'') | ||
==Behind the scenes== | == Behind the scenes == | ||
*The New humans were originally to have featured large open wounds. However, this was changed through the design process, as it was considered too horrific for the younger members of the audience. | * The New humans were originally to have featured large open wounds. However, this was changed through the design process, as it was considered too horrific for the younger members of the audience. | ||
{{Series 2 aliens}} | {{Series 2 aliens}} | ||
[[Category:Species related to humans]] | [[Category:Species related to humans]] | ||
[[Category:Slave species]] | [[Category:Slave species]] | ||
[[Category:Tenth Doctor enemies]] | [[Category:Tenth Doctor enemies]] | ||
Revision as of 00:41, 5 November 2011
The New humans or The Flesh were a creation of the Sisters of Plenitude and were used for curing diseases. The New humans were grown from human cells and were given every known disease, in order for the Sisters of Plenitude to find the cures to them. Since they were infected with diseases since 'birth', they were immune, for a time at least, to these diseases. The Sisters regarded them as 'merely flesh' and would disintegrate any who showed signs of sentience. When released in the year 5,000,000,023, the New humans went on to wreak havoc across the New New York Hospital, but were all soon cured by the Tenth Doctor and taken into care, later founding a new race of humanity. (DW: New Earth)
Behind the scenes
- The New humans were originally to have featured large open wounds. However, this was changed through the design process, as it was considered too horrific for the younger members of the audience.
