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	Rose
		Rose enters with the coffee, asking what they’re going to tell the police, and although she sees the Doctor struggling to remove the arm from his throat, she assumes he’s pulling the same gag that Mickey did.
		Rose sets up a meeting with the webmaster, Clive, and Mickey reluctantly drives her to Clive’s home; however, he stays alert in the car outside, ready to rush to the rescue if Clive turns out to be a dangerous online lunatic.
		Rose triggers a nearby fire alarm, and as the restaurant’s terrified patrons flee, she and the Doctor run out the back, pursued by the now-headless replica.
	www.drwhoguide.com /who_tv01.htm (3701 words)

	Rose (Doctor Who) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Rose Tyler is a young shop assistant in London whose world changes forever when she is attacked by murderous mannequins and saved by a mysterious stranger calling himself the Doctor.
		Rose mutters that she is going to have to tell Mickey's mother that he is dead, and when the Doctor asks who, Rose realizes the Doctor has forgotten Mickey again.
		Rose stares at the exterior of the TARDIS and asks what a police public call box is. The Doctor, cheerful again, explains that it is a disguise, a telephone box for the police from the 1950s.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Rose_(Doctor_Who) (4773 words)

	Television Without Pity » Doctor Who » Rose
		Doctor and Rose get super-British on each other, and he explains that all plastic on earth is now evil, and that he is going to fight it with "anti-plastic." Luckily, he is super-cute, or else this kind of talk would get him a kick in the nuts.
		Rose and the Doctor go have a meeting with a big pit of living plastic, and Mickey's there, and the plastic talks, and it's gross and kind of silly, but you start to figure out how much the Doctor loves humanity, which is: bunches, and that's the thing that powers the entire show.
		Rose saves her Mom, her boyfriend, her Doctor, and humanity by going all Indiana Chav on the evil plastic, causing the mannequins to do the Safety Dance, and everything blows up, for some reason.
	www.televisionwithoutpity.com /articles/content/a677 (976 words)

	Rose Tyler - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Rose in turn revealed that she was working for that universe's version of the Torchwood Institute due to her experience with aliens.
		Rose was the first television companion of the Doctor with a fully fleshed-out personal life and background that the audience actually saw on screen in her debut story, as opposed to something developed over time.
		Rose was able to communicate with her family if she wanted to via her "Superphone", and numerous episodes saw Rose returning to visit with her mother and Mickey, rendering them recurring "pseudo-companions" along the same lines as Captain Mike Yates, Sergeant Benton and Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart from the Third Doctor's era.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Rose_Tyler (2112 words)

	Doctor Who: Rose, reviewed by Alan Stevens and Fiona Moore
		The sequence where the Doctor attempts to do a clever card trick and fails is funny, but takes on an added significance for people who remember that the last two incumbents but one were occasionally given to irritatingly showy magic tricks.
		The Doctor's speech about feeling the Earth turning seems a bit irritating, although that might simply be the effect of having seen it over and over again in the previews for the series.
		Rose's Mum, in this story, comes across as something of a class stereotype, going on obsessively about claiming compensation, and flirting heavily with the Doctor when he stops by her flat.
	www.kaldorcity.com /features/articles/rose.html (871 words)

	Doctor Who (2005): Rose Episode Trivia - TV.com
		The busses that pass the Doctor and Rose as they run towards the London Eye are the number 148 to Camberwell Green and the number N159 to Streatham Garage.
		This was the first new Doctor Who since William Hartnell to appear in mid action, with no sign of a regeneration from the previous incarnation (Paul McGann) shown to viewers.
		So Rose could be travelling with The Doctor in all the instances found by Clive, since there is no guarantee she is standing right next to him at all these locations, so would not necessarily appear on the photos.
	www.tv.com /rose/episode/407892/trivia.html (2647 words)

	The New Series of Doctor Who (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Rose and The Doctor meet, and The Doctor’s back story is filled in during the season.
		Rose is less like a companion and more like a partner, that is, she provides The Doctor’s missing pieces, and not just his test-tubes and tea.
		The Doctor would rather remember Sarah Jane, and when the time comes Rose, as great friends who went on with their lives and he is the better for having known.
	www.jgkeegan.com /who/drwn.htm (2519 words)

	DOCTOR WHO (2005): Rose
		Rose Tyler is an absolutely ordinary Londoner working at a department store, living with her mum, and dating a bloke who's best suited for snacking in front of a football match.
		Her rather narrow world view (only one world, the Earth, to be precise) allows the Doctor an opportunity to explain the fantastic nature of the story, but her quick wit and speedy grasp of the situation will prevent her from appearing ignorant or obtuse in the audience's eyes.
		His alien nature assured, the Doctor's love for Earth returns with force as defends his adopted home from an alien invasion that pays homage to the original series without wallowing in continuity to the detriment of new audiences.
	www.mania.com /48378.html (698 words)

	Amazon.com: The Stone Rose (Doctor Who): Books: Jac Rayner (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Doctor Who: The Resurrection Casket (Doctor Who) by Justin Richards
		The Doctor realizes that this means the TARDIS will shortly take them to Ancient Rome, but when it does, he and Rose soon have more on their minds than sculpture.
		Doctor Who: The Deviant Strain (Doctor Who) by Justin Richards
	www.amazon.com /Stone-Rose-Doctor-Who/dp/0563486430 (1756 words)

	Doctor Who - Series 1 Volume 1 - Review - Doctor Who - Rose From The Dead
		After Rose joins the Doctor, he shows off the abilities of the TARDIS by catapulting them into the future, to watch the end of the world from the safety of Platform One - a nearby space station.
		The first trip to the past for the new Doctor and Rose sees them arriving in Cardiff in 1869, where they discover a house that seems haunted, a woman that seems possessed and a famous writer called Charles Dickens.
		Following on from the previous eight incarnations, this Doctor is a white human-looking male with two hearts and a spaceship disguised as an old London police box.
	www.dooyoo.co.uk /dvd-title-d/doctor-who-series-1-volume-1/1008495 (1466 words)

	Amazon.co.uk: "Doctor Who", the Stone Rose (Dr Who): Books: Jacqueline Rayner (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		The Doctor realises that this means the TARDIS will shortly take them to Ancient Rome, but when it does, he and Rose soon have more on their minds than sculpture.
		You can almost hear Rose and the Doctor talking during the book, and the plotline is very similar to an episode with it's twists and turns.
		In short, for adult readers and long-term Who fans this will be a fairly familiar romp, and at best mildly distracting fluff, but for younger readers coming to Doctor Who with only knowledge of the new TV series this should be challenging and enjoyable stuff.
	www.amazon.co.uk /Doctor-Who-Stone-Rose/dp/1846070635 (1292 words)

	Doctor Who (2005): Rose - TV.com
		She tries to help as he seeks out the Nestene Consciousness, an alien who is controlling living plastic in an attempt to take over the world.
		In his first incarnation the Doctor met Genghis Khan's grandson, Kublai Khan, in the original series story "Marco Polo." The Doctor has never had an on-screen meeting with Genghis such as says here, although the Master claims (falsely) that the Doctor was Genghis Khan in a previous life in the TV Movie.
		The first is referenced in the original series' "Inferno, Episode 2, when the Doctor says the screeching noise he hears from a dying man is the same as that released at Krakatoa.
	www.tv.com /doctor-who-2005/rose/episode/407892/summary.html (1119 words)

	Now Playing Magazine (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		With 13 episodes, a new Doctor and companion, and countless new monsters - and a couple old ones - the new series of Doctor Who spearheaded by executive producer Russell T. Davies is more than just a revival; it's the restoration of a national tradition.
		Not only is Rose now along for the ride, but she just may be instrumental in saving the entire planet.
		Next, Rose takes her first trip in time as the Doctor sets the coordinates for the year five billion to witness the final end of the planet Earth.
	www.nowplayingmag.com /content/view/1184/47 (791 words)

	GeekPhilosophy.com: Doctor Who blogging: Rose/The End of the World
		Rose’s first instinct upon meeting this strange and strangely attractive man who insists he is called only “the Doctor” is to Google him, of course (smartly, the BBC is maintaining the “conspiracy Web site” she discovers, Who Is Doctor Who?
		The Doctor, too, is somehow both more down-to-earth and more alien than he used to be -- there’s a definite sense of weary loneliness about him, like maybe he’s actually getting tired of his life on the run.
		The Doctor used to be detached, asexual, and it was up to fanfic writers to fill in all the details of the Doctor’s more visceral side -- this new Doctor is a lot more...
	flickfilosopher.com /geekphilosophy/2006/03/doctor_who_blog.html (1608 words)

	Bureau 42 \| Doctor Who: Rose
		Rose gets a plausible motivation to join the Doctor, and we do feel like we've dropped in on the middle of a larger story showing the Doctor investigating the Nestene Consciousness' latest invasion attempt, which he is now in the process of dealing with.
		I also agreed that there was no problem with CE being a new body for the doctor and that all the historical images could have been from visits he made to earths past in his personal future...
		When the Fourth Doctor stepped into TARDIS during his very first adventure the Robot, and even though it dissapeared but for a few seconds, later this was used to account for some of his travels.
	www.bureau42.com /view/2524 (3738 words)

	SCIFI.COM \| Doctor Who
		At the end of the first season, Rose and the Doctor defeated the Daleks and saved the Earth —; but at a heartbreaking cost.
		The Doctor who Rose had grown to love is gone.
		Following from the phenomenal success of the first season, which took British and American television audiences by storm in 2005, the second installment is packed with new thrills, new laughs, new heartbreaks and some truly terrifying new monsters.
	www.scifi.com /doctorwho/about (156 words)

	Billie Piper \| Rose Tyler \| Doctor Who \| Growing Pains (via CobWeb/3.1 planetlab2.isi.jhu.edu) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Prime TV in New Zealand will be repeating Series 1 of Doctor Who, starring Christopher Eccleston and Billie Piper, from Monday 18th December from 19:30pm.
		Doctor Who is to take a short holiday from CBS in Canada reurning on Monday January 15th 2007 at 22:00pm with the episode The Satan Pit.
		Catherine Tate, who stars in the Doctor Who Christmas Special, has revealed that she thinks that it was Billie's presence in the show that really made it appeal to girls.
	www.billie-piper.net.cob-web.org:8888 (802 words)

	frontiermagazine.net - Doctor Who: Rose
		Thus the new series of Doctor Who was born.
		However not only can’t she get this Doctor out of her head, he keeps popping up – and danger is never far behind.
		His Doctor knows he is important to the Universe – but isn’t afraid to have a little fun as well.
	www.frontiermagazine.net /content/view/42/2 (627 words)

	"Doctor Who" Rose (2005) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Trivia: The book the doctor speed-reads at the beginning of the episode and says has a "sad ending" is "The Lovely Bones" by Alice Sebold.
		He takes Rose and us by surprise by looking at things from a completely different point of view.
		Like when he is scorning Rose's kidnappers and between sentences turns to her and gives her a cheerful "OH, HELLO." and return to scorning without missing a beat.
	imdb.com /title/tt0562992 (563 words)

	Amazon.co.uk: Doctor Who - The Stone Rose (New Series Adventure 7): Books: Jacqueline Rayner (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Doctor Who - The Resurrection Casket (New Series Adventure 9) by Justin Richards
		But then the Doctor stumbles on the hideous truth behind the statue of Rose - and Rose herself learns that you have to be very careful what you wish for...This work features the Doctor and Rose as played by David Tennant and Billie Piper in the acclaimed hit series from BBC Television.
		Doctor Who - The Nightmare of Black Island (New Series Adventure 10) by Mike Tucker
	www.amazon.co.uk /Doctor-Who-Stone-Rose-Adventure/dp/0563486430 (1341 words)

	CBC Television - Doctor Who
		David Tennant steps into the role of the doctor for the second series of Doctor Who.
		Together, the Doctor and Rose travel back in time to the Highlands of Scotland to find Queen Victoria confronted by a terrifying creature, and back further to 18th Century France, where a lethal menace stalks Versailles.
		In the future, a sinister secret lurks at the hospital on New Earth - and the human race is threatened by a remorseless silver army of emotionless Cybermen.
	www.cbc.ca /doctorwho (160 words)

	BBC cans Rose Tyler Doctor Who spin-off \| The Register
		However, he eventually decided it was "a spin-off too far" and consigned it to the bin.
		The doctor's former robotic companion K9 has been resurrected for the kids' market and will appear in a 26-part series for children's TV channel Jetix Europe.
		Smith - played by Elisabeth Sladen who was recently reunited with the Doctor in School Reunion - may yet delight adolescent males in a possible "Sarah Jane Investigates" pilot.
	www.theregister.com /2006/08/21/rose_tyler_canned (426 words)

	Better With Two (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		This is the fanlisting for the relationship between Rose Tyler and The Doctor from Doctor Who.
		Basically, our goal is to compile a list of as many fans of The Doctor and Rose as possible!
		This fanlisting is completely unofficial and is only meant to support the subject.
	fan.geekish.net /betterwithtwo (178 words)

	Doctor Who - Rose Episode Details - AOL Television
		Doctor Who - Rose Episode Details - AOL Television
		Rose Tyler meets the Doctor, who helps her understand that Earth is in danger.
		Get Doctor Who - Rose episode information and details, including synopsis, recaps, reviews, original air date, cast and crew listing, guest stars
	tvshows.aol.com /episode/rose/doctor-who/EP7501780001 (56 words)

	BBC Shop - Doctor Who: The Stone Rose
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		Featuring the Doctor and Rose as played by David Tennant and Billie Piper in the acclaimed hit series from BBC Television.
	www.bbcshop.com /invt/1846070635 (189 words)

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