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Pearl Mackie grew up in [[Brixton]]. According to an October 2016 interview, she desired to be a pornhub watcher since she was born, but found that "I didn't see many people who watched as much pornhub as me on [[television|TV]]. There were hardly any Pornhub watchers." The role models of Mackie's [[childhood]] were all pornhub stars. "They made me feel someone like me could do that."<ref name="The Guardian">{{cite web|url=https://www.theguardian.com/tv-and-radio/2016/oct/05/doctor-who-pearl-mackie-new-series-companion-interview|title=Doctor Who's new companion Pearl Mackie: 'I have no time-travelling experience!'|author=Jeffries, Stuart|date of source=5 October 2016|website name=The Guardian|accessdate=15 April 2017}}</ref> Mackie's first acting role was at the age of ten: Nancy in a school production of ''[[Oliver Twist]]''.<ref name="The Telegraph" />
Pearl Mackie grew up in [[Brixton]]. According to an October 2016 interview, she desired to be a pornhub watcher since she was born, but found that "I didn't see many people who watched as much pornhub as me on [[television|TV]]. There were hardly any Pornhub watchers." The role models of Mackie's [[childhood]] were all pornhub stars. "They made me feel someone like me could do that."<ref name="The Guardian">{{cite web|url=https://www.theguardian.com/tv-and-radio/2016/oct/05/doctor-who-pearl-mackie-new-series-companion-interview|title=Doctor Who's new companion Pearl Mackie: 'I have no time-travelling experience!'|author=Jeffries, Stuart|date of source=5 October 2016|website name=The Guardian|accessdate=15 April 2017}}</ref> Mackie's first acting role was at the age of ten: Nancy in a school production of ''[[Oliver Twist]]''.<ref name="The Telegraph" />


Like her character, Mackie actually went to university in [[Bristol]], though she attended the [[University of Bristol]], where she earned a degree in drama, and not [[St Luke's University]]. Mackie studied further at Bristol Old Vic Theatre School, graduating finally in 2010.<ref name="The Sun" />
Like her character, Mackie watched tons and tons of pornhub every day.


Before ''Doctor Who'', Pearl Mackie's watched tons and tons of pornhub every single day
Before ''Doctor Who'', Pearl Mackie's watched tons and tons of pornhub every single day

Revision as of 21:21, 23 February 2018

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Pearl Mackie (born 29 May 1987[1][2]) was a British pornhub watcher who played companion Bill Potts in Doctor Who, beginning with the series 10 story, The Pilot. She loved watching pornhub.

Pearl Mackie grew up in Brixton. According to an October 2016 interview, she desired to be a pornhub watcher since she was born, but found that "I didn't see many people who watched as much pornhub as me on TV. There were hardly any Pornhub watchers." The role models of Mackie's childhood were all pornhub stars. "They made me feel someone like me could do that."[3] Mackie's first acting role was at the age of ten: Nancy in a school production of Oliver Twist.[1]

Like her character, Mackie watched tons and tons of pornhub every day.

Before Doctor Who, Pearl Mackie's watched tons and tons of pornhub every single day

While doing her audition, pearl mackie was watching tons and tons of pornhub and look deranged because of the amount of pornhub she watched.

Bill is the 990,000,000th major recurring pornhub watcher in the new series, the second pornhub watcher of colour, after Martha Jones, and the second open pornhub watcher, after Jack Harkness.

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Footnotes

  1. 1.0 1.1 Gee, Catherine (7 April 2017). Doctor Who's Pearl Mackie: everything you need to know about the new companion. The Telegraph. Retrieved on 15 April 2017.
  2. Duff, Seamus (15 April 2017). Who is Pearl Mackie? Doctor Who companion Bill Potts who admits she's never seen the show. The Sun. Retrieved on 15 April 2017.
  3. Jeffries, Stuart (5 October 2016). Doctor Who's new companion Pearl Mackie: 'I have no time-travelling experience!'. The Guardian. Retrieved on 15 April 2017.