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* [[Georgia Moffett]] hadn't been interested in the series, until her young son, [[Ty Tennant|Ty]], became an avid devotee. | * [[Georgia Moffett]] hadn't been interested in the series, until her young son, [[Ty Tennant|Ty]], became an avid devotee. | ||
* During production, it was announced that [[Julie Gardner]] was stepping down as both the executive producer of ''Doctor Who'' and the [[Head of Drama]] for BBC Wales. | * During production, it was announced that [[Julie Gardner]] was stepping down as both the executive producer of ''Doctor Who'' and the [[Head of Drama]] for BBC Wales. | ||
* [[David Tennant]] had recently concluded a two-year romance with [[Sophia Myles]] and had formed a good relationship with [[Georgia Moffett]]'s son, [[Ty Tennant|Ty]], during his visits to the set. The pair began dating soon after production wrapped and would marry on December 30th, [[2011]], with Tennant becoming Ty's adoptive father. | |||
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* It was also rumoured that Jenny was a clone, a hologram, an illusion or something of that sort. All of these proved to be false, to one degree or another. Technically Jenny is not a clone; she is actually the Doctor's daughter, via asexual reproduction through a process similar to parthenogenesis. | * It was also rumoured that Jenny was a clone, a hologram, an illusion or something of that sort. All of these proved to be false, to one degree or another. Technically Jenny is not a clone; she is actually the Doctor's daughter, via asexual reproduction through a process similar to parthenogenesis. | ||
* The initial televised trailer showed Jenny kissing an individual on the mouth; due to the fast-cut editing of the trailer, the gender of the individual being kissed was not clear, leading to speculation, ultimately debunked by the episode itself, that Jenny would engage in a same-sex kiss — the character being kissed turned out to be male. | * The initial televised trailer showed Jenny kissing an individual on the mouth; due to the fast-cut editing of the trailer, the gender of the individual being kissed was not clear, leading to speculation, ultimately debunked by the episode itself, that Jenny would engage in a same-sex kiss — the character being kissed turned out to be male. | ||
* As Steven Moffat is credited with "saving the life" of the character by suggesting to Davies that she not be killed off, a claim Moffat has downplayed if not disputed, rumours emerged that the character may return either as a guest, a recurring role, or as a companion in 2010 when Moffat took over. Although Georgia Moffett is on record as being willing to return to the role, the character did not reappear at that time. | * As [[Steven Moffat]] is credited with "saving the life" of the character by suggesting to [[Russell T Davies]] that she not be killed off, a claim Moffat has downplayed if not disputed, rumours emerged that the character may return either as a guest, a recurring role, or as a companion in 2010 when Moffat took over. Although [[Georgia Moffett]] is on record as being willing to return to the role, the character did not reappear at that time. | ||
* A rumour related to the above had Jenny returning for the Series 4 finale; except for a brief flashback appearance recalling her "death", she did not. | * A rumour related to the above had Jenny returning for the Series 4 finale; except for a brief flashback appearance recalling her "death", she did not. | ||
