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}}'''Santiago Jones''' was a grandson of [[Josephine Grant|Jo Jones]] and [[Clifford Jones]]. | }}'''Santiago Jones''' was a grandson of [[Josephine Grant|Jo Jones]] and [[Clifford Jones]]. | ||
Santiago was named for [[Santiago]], [[Chile]], where he was born in a [[caravan]] at the foothills of the [[Andes|Andes Mountains]]. He travelled the world with his parents, protesting for environmental and political causes. However, he felt estranged. His family was scattered all over the world for months at a time because of their lifestyle. | Santiago was named for [[Santiago]], [[Chile]], where he was born in a [[caravan]] at the foothills of the [[Andes|Andes Mountains]] in October 1990. He travelled the world with his parents, sleeping with many girls and protesting for "environmental and political causes like his parents"; whilst in reality protesting just to break the law. However, he felt estranged. His family was scattered all over the world for months at a time because of their lifestyle. | ||
When [[the Doctor]], whom he had always wanted to meet, was declared dead, Santiago was taken to the [[UNIT]] base. There, he met aliens, including the [[Shansheeth]] and [[Groske]], for the first time. He quickly made friends with [[Rani Chandra|Rani]] and [[Clyde Langer|Clyde]] and witnessed a plot by the Shansheeth and Colonel [[Tia Karim]] to steal the [[Eleventh Doctor]]'s [[the Doctor's TARDIS|TARDIS]] by making a [[TARDIS key|key]] from the memories of his grandmother and [[Sarah Jane Smith]]. Santiago was advised to make some changes in his relationship with his parents. | When [[the Doctor]], whom he had always wanted to meet, was declared dead, Santiago was taken to the [[UNIT]] base. There, at the age of 20, he met aliens, including the [[Shansheeth]] and [[Groske]], for the first time. He quickly made friends with [[Rani Chandra|Rani]] (to which he was sexually attracted to) and [[Clyde Langer|Clyde]] and witnessed a plot by the Shansheeth and Colonel [[Tia Karim]] to steal the [[Eleventh Doctor]]'s [[the Doctor's TARDIS|TARDIS]] by making a [[TARDIS key|key]] from the memories of his grandmother and [[Sarah Jane Smith]]. Santiago was advised to make some changes in his relationship with his parents. | ||
After a momentary trip in the TARDIS, he left with his grandmother to travel to [[Norway]] by [[hovercraft]]. ([[TV]]: ''[[Death of the Doctor (TV story)|Death of the Doctor]]'') There he was going to meet his parents. They wanted to take part in an anti-nuclear rally. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Death of the Doctor (novelisation)|Death of the Doctor]]'') | After a momentary trip in the TARDIS, he left with his grandmother to travel to [[Norway]] by [[hovercraft]]. ([[TV]]: ''[[Death of the Doctor (TV story)|Death of the Doctor]]'') There he was going to meet his parents. They wanted to take part in an anti-nuclear rally. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Death of the Doctor (novelisation)|Death of the Doctor]]'') | ||
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* Santiago is one of the few grandchildren of companions to have been portrayed, along with [[Gordon Lethbridge-Stewart]], [[Donna Noble]], [[Steven Carter]], [[Ryan Sinclair]] (through marriage) and (to the extent that [[Brian Williams (Dinosaurs on a Spaceship)|Brian Williams]] is considered a ''de facto'' companion or "companion presumptive") [[River Song]]. He, River Song, Donna Noble, Ryan Sinclair and [[Susan Foreman]] are the only known characters whose selves and grandparent have both travelled in the Doctor's TARDIS; he was the first character to have travelled ''with'' their grandparent in the TARDIS since the [[First Doctor]]'s granddaughter, Susan Foreman, in 1965 (2165 in-universe) until Ryan Sinclair and [[Graham O'Brien]] with the [[Thirteenth Doctor]]. | * Santiago is one of the few grandchildren of companions to have been portrayed, along with [[Gordon Lethbridge-Stewart]], [[Donna Noble]], [[Steven Carter]], [[Ryan Sinclair]] (through marriage) and (to the extent that [[Brian Williams (Dinosaurs on a Spaceship)|Brian Williams]] is considered a ''de facto'' companion or "companion presumptive") [[River Song]]. He, River Song, Donna Noble, Ryan Sinclair and [[Susan Foreman]] are the only known characters whose selves and grandparent have both travelled in the Doctor's TARDIS; he was the first character to have travelled ''with'' their grandparent in the TARDIS since the [[First Doctor]]'s granddaughter, Susan Foreman, in 1965 (2165 in-universe) until Ryan Sinclair and [[Graham O'Brien]] with the [[Thirteenth Doctor]]. | ||
* Plans were underway for Santiago to return to the screen in the ''[[Sarah Jane Adventures]]'' [[Series 5 (SJA)|Series 5]] story ''[[The Battle for Bannerman Road]]'', but the passing of [[Elisabeth Sladen]] resulted in the story being scrapped. | * Plans were underway for Santiago to return to the screen in the ''[[Sarah Jane Adventures]]'' [[Series 5 (SJA)|Series 5]] story ''[[The Battle for Bannerman Road]]'', but the passing of [[Elisabeth Sladen]] resulted in the story being scrapped. | ||
*In Sarah Jane Adventures Season 4 "The Death of the Doctor", you can see his underwear band is visible (aka sagging), clearly showing him as a rebellious youth - in the scene where Sarah and Jo are remembering the Doctor, and the kids go to make tea. Furthermore, throughout the two-part episode, his eyes are bloodshot, suggesting Santiago was under the influence of drugs, likely marijuana. This would fit in with the hippy-esque lifestyle he described he had growing up. | |||
* Santiago and his relative [[Rio de Janeiro (Farewell, Sarah Jane)|Rio de Janeiro]] are both named after cities in [[South America]]. | * Santiago and his relative [[Rio de Janeiro (Farewell, Sarah Jane)|Rio de Janeiro]] are both named after cities in [[South America]]. | ||
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Revision as of 23:44, 18 November 2020
Santiago Jones was a grandson of Jo Jones and Clifford Jones.
Santiago was named for Santiago, Chile, where he was born in a caravan at the foothills of the Andes Mountains in October 1990. He travelled the world with his parents, sleeping with many girls and protesting for "environmental and political causes like his parents"; whilst in reality protesting just to break the law. However, he felt estranged. His family was scattered all over the world for months at a time because of their lifestyle.
When the Doctor, whom he had always wanted to meet, was declared dead, Santiago was taken to the UNIT base. There, at the age of 20, he met aliens, including the Shansheeth and Groske, for the first time. He quickly made friends with Rani (to which he was sexually attracted to) and Clyde and witnessed a plot by the Shansheeth and Colonel Tia Karim to steal the Eleventh Doctor's TARDIS by making a key from the memories of his grandmother and Sarah Jane Smith. Santiago was advised to make some changes in his relationship with his parents.
After a momentary trip in the TARDIS, he left with his grandmother to travel to Norway by hovercraft. (TV: Death of the Doctor) There he was going to meet his parents. They wanted to take part in an anti-nuclear rally. (PROSE: Death of the Doctor)
Behind the scenes
- Santiago is one of the few grandchildren of companions to have been portrayed, along with Gordon Lethbridge-Stewart, Donna Noble, Steven Carter, Ryan Sinclair (through marriage) and (to the extent that Brian Williams is considered a de facto companion or "companion presumptive") River Song. He, River Song, Donna Noble, Ryan Sinclair and Susan Foreman are the only known characters whose selves and grandparent have both travelled in the Doctor's TARDIS; he was the first character to have travelled with their grandparent in the TARDIS since the First Doctor's granddaughter, Susan Foreman, in 1965 (2165 in-universe) until Ryan Sinclair and Graham O'Brien with the Thirteenth Doctor.
- Plans were underway for Santiago to return to the screen in the Sarah Jane Adventures Series 5 story The Battle for Bannerman Road, but the passing of Elisabeth Sladen resulted in the story being scrapped.
- In Sarah Jane Adventures Season 4 "The Death of the Doctor", you can see his underwear band is visible (aka sagging), clearly showing him as a rebellious youth - in the scene where Sarah and Jo are remembering the Doctor, and the kids go to make tea. Furthermore, throughout the two-part episode, his eyes are bloodshot, suggesting Santiago was under the influence of drugs, likely marijuana. This would fit in with the hippy-esque lifestyle he described he had growing up.
- Santiago and his relative Rio de Janeiro are both named after cities in South America.
