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Though rare, there were occasional hints that the Doctor did indeed have sex.
Though rare, there were occasional hints that the Doctor did indeed have sex.
* [[Benny Summerfield]] and the Doctor might have had sex soon after he regenerated into his [[Eighth Doctor|eighth body]]. ([[NA]]: ''[[The Dying Days]]'') Summerfield seemed to confirm the incident when they met again at a later date. ([[BFA]]: ''[[Benny's Story]]'')
* [[Benny Summerfield]] and the Doctor might have had sex soon after he regenerated into his [[Eighth Doctor|eighth body]]. ([[NA]]: ''[[The Dying Days]]'') Summerfield seemed to confirm the incident when they met again at a later date. ([[BFA]]: ''[[Benny's Story]]'')
* The [[Tenth Doctor]] entered into a brief but intense romance with [[Madame de Pompadour]], whom he was joyous to have snogged, and heartbroken to have lost. ([[DW]]: ''[[The Girl in the Fireplace]]'')
* The [[Tenth Doctor]] entered into a brief but intense romance with [[Madame de Pompadour]], whom he was joyous to have kissed, and heartbroken to have lost. ([[DW]]: ''[[The Girl in the Fireplace]]'')
* The [[Tenth Doctor]] apparently had something of an eye for royal women, as he later consummated a wedding to [[Elizabeth I]] and enjoyed what was likely a brief marriage to her. After fleeing her — and thereby becoming her mortal enemy — he told [[Ood Sigma]] that her nickname, "the Virgin Queen", was no longer accurate. The Doctor's sexual involvement with Elizabeth I was later supported by future Queen [[Liz 10]] and by the [[Dream Lord]]. ([[DW]]: ''[[The Shakespeare Code]]'', ''[[The End of Time (TV story)|The End of Time]]'', ''[[The Beast Below]]'', ''[[Amy's Choice]]'')
* The [[Tenth Doctor]] apparently had something of an eye for royal women, as he later consummated a wedding to [[Elizabeth I]] and enjoyed what was likely a brief marriage to her. After fleeing her — and thereby becoming her mortal enemy — he told [[Ood Sigma]] that her nickname, "the Virgin Queen", was no longer accurate. The Doctor's sexual involvement with Elizabeth I was later supported by future Queen [[Liz 10]] and by the [[Dream Lord]]. ([[DW]]: ''[[The Shakespeare Code]]'', ''[[The End of Time (TV story)|The End of Time]]'', ''[[The Beast Below]]'', ''[[Amy's Choice]]'')
* [[Amy Pond]], following a near-death experience with the [[Weeping Angel]]s, attempted to seduce the Doctor's [[Eleventh Doctor|eleventh incarnation]]. Though he refused, at one point they engaged in a snog — which he broke off after initially kissing her back. ([[DW]]: ''[[Flesh and Stone]]'') Later, he told [[Rory Williams]], her then-fiancé, that she was a "great kisser", indicating that he had some basis for comparison. ([[DW]]: ''[[The Vampires of Venice]]'')
* [[Amy Pond]], following a near-death experience with the [[Weeping Angel]]s, attempted to seduce the Doctor's [[Eleventh Doctor|eleventh incarnation]]. Though he refused, at one point they engaged in a kiss — which he broke off after initially kissing her back. ([[DW]]: ''[[Flesh and Stone]]'') Later, he told [[Rory Williams]], her then-fiancé, that she was a "great kisser", indicating that he had some basis for comparison. ([[DW]]: ''[[The Vampires of Venice]]'')
* [[River Song]] has alluded on several occasions that she and the [[Eleventh Doctor]] have had (or will have, from his perspective) a sexual relationship. ([[DW]]: ''[[The Impossible Astronaut]]'') Their eventual marriage seems to support this as well; as the Doctor claimed to [[Dorium Maldovar]] that River's nights spent in prison were between her and himself. ([[DW]]: ''[[The Wedding of River Song]]'')
* [[River Song]] has alluded on several occasions that she and the [[Eleventh Doctor]] have had (or will have, from his perspective) a sexual relationship. ([[DW]]: ''[[The Impossible Astronaut]]'') Their eventual marriage seems to support this as well; as the Doctor claimed to [[Dorium Maldovar]] that River's nights spent in prison were between her and himself. ([[DW]]: ''[[The Wedding of River Song]]'')



Revision as of 01:22, 16 February 2012

This article needs a big cleanup.

Should Jack's "had sex with many different people" entry be changed to more specific encounters? We've no problem listing every companion's encounter in the Virgin and BBC books.

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Sex was the action by which two (or sometimes more) individuals engaged in what was frequently regarded culturally as "intimate contact". Often, this was the means by which they procreated their species. However, as sex was generally associated with positive emotional and physical responses — except when one or more parties didn't agree to it, as during rape — sex could also be practised for recreational ends between married or unmarried individuals who were in love with one another or simply desired intimacy and/or pleasure.

Indeed, sex could be practised between two or more individuals of the same gender, which rarely had any procreative implications at all. Precise definition on what specific actions constituted sex varied by species and culture.

Sex was also a synonym for gender.

Species

Time Lords

How Time Lords related sexually was unclear.

By most accounts, Time Lords were implied capable of sexual procreation. The Master, for instance, claimed to have a father. (DW: The End of Time) Likewise, Susan said she was the grand-daughter of the Doctor (DW: An Unearthly Child, et al) and she had at least one child — whom she identified as the Doctor's great-grandson —by the human David Campbell. (BFA: An Earthly Child, et al) The Ninth Doctor once seemed distinctly perturbed when Rose Tyler implied he didn't "dance" — a metaphor for sex that had arisen between the two. (DW: The Doctor Dances) The Tenth Doctor also described the possibility of genetically collateral relationships when he told Martha Jones he didn't have a brother "any more". (DW: Smith and Jones) He also said that — long before his daughter was created asexually (DW: The Doctor's Daughter) — he had been a father. (DW: Fear Her) Indeed the presence of obvious sexual attraction between the Meta-Crisis Tenth Doctor and Rose Tyler suggested that natural, biological reproduction — or at the very least recreational sex — was possible.

900 years old, me. I've been around a bit. I think you can assume at some point I've 'danced'.Ninth Doctor [The Doctor Dances [src]]

However, another account suggested that sex had ceased to have a reproductive function on Gallifrey long before the Doctor's time. According to this school of thought, the "Pythia's Curse" had made Gallifreyans effectively sterile. Reproduction was carried out by the carefully controlled use of Looms, which produced new Time Lords as fully-formed adults. No direct genetic relationships were therefore possible. Time Lords arising from the same House — for each House had only one Loom —were considered "cousins". (NA: Lungbarrow)

The Doctor

Though rare, there were occasional hints that the Doctor did indeed have sex.

Specific incidents

Other contexts

Sex