Now this is just slightly weird and kind of cool at the same time.:

http://us.imdb.com/news/ns0000002/

QuoteDr Who Dating Daughter?
5 June 2008 9:05 AM, PDT

 Doctor Who star David Tennant has sparked rumours he is dating his on-screen daughter Georgia Moffett - after they were spotted leaving his London home together on Saturday.

Moffett is the real life daughter of former Time Lord Peter Davison and stars alongside Tennant in the latest series of the hit sci-fi show.

The blonde beauty, 23, was photographed leaving the 37-year-old actor's North London home after reportedly spending the night there.

Tennant was then spotted arriving at Moffett's West London property later that day and did not leave until Sunday morning - prompting speculation the pair is dating.

The Scottish star recently split from his girlfriend of four months, Bethan Britton, who he met while working on the BBC production in Cardiff, Wales.

Moffett has a six-year-old son, Tyler, from a previous relationship

 That character doesn't even show up in the USA airings of Dr. Who until tomorrow night on Sci-Fi Channel.


- Ed C.

She's a hottie!

EDIT:

Kid at 17.

Nice.

Quote from: WerekoalaKid at 17.

Nice.

Guest starring in Doctor Who at 24.

Even better!

Quote from: DrewGuest starring in Doctor Who at 24.

Even better!

Sleeping with the guy who is playing the current incarnation of the part that your Father played:

Priceless.

Quote from: James J SkachSleeping with the guy who is playing the current incarnation of the part that your Father played:

Priceless.

And who's playing your father on the show, at that! Methinks little miss Moffett has daddy issues.

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Quote from: James J SkachSleeping with the guy who is playing the current incarnation of the part that your Father played:

Priceless.

So her being spotted leaving Tennant's house proves they're shagging?

It's a cynical age we live in. A sexy, cynical age.

Quote from: DrewSo her being spotted leaving Tennant's house proves they're shagging?

It's a cynical age we live in. A sexy, cynical age.

Proof? We don't need no stinking proof...


I'm just along for the ride, boys....

Quote from: James J SkachSleeping with the guy who is playing the current incarnation of the part that your Father played:

Priceless.

:win:

Quote from: KoltarMoffett has a six-year-old son, Tyler, from a previous relationship

Gays are fighting to get married while heterosexuals seem to be losing all interest in it.

Thank goodness for that.

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Quote from: John MorrowGays are fighting to get married while heterosexuals seem to be losing all interest in it.

Good to see some folk still believe in the sanctity of marriage though, eh?

Personally I strongly support gay marriage, I fail to see how an institution is brought into disrepute by people wanting to enter into it.

That said, most straight people still get married and marriage is still portrayed in our culture as the natural destination of a lifetime relationship commitment (and most people still want such a commitment), so I think the show's not over for it yet.

Oh please, marriage as it was originally conceived was a brilliant institution: your family essentially arranged it for you, for political reasons; you got to have sex with your wife as much as you liked, but didn't have to spend very much time with her apart from that. Once she gave you a male heir, she was free to spend time with her ladies-in-waiting and the kids, and you were free to fuck whoever you liked.

Marriage as conceived of in the late 19th and 20th centuries, on the other hand, is a bizzare and absurd institution inspired by a puritan-victorian fairytale.  
And in the 21st century, the age of the no-fault divorce, its even more ridiculous: marriage has gotten to the point that all it represents is either a way to tell your girlfriend that you like her "extra much" and want to be together with her for at least a couple of years longer, or a "sacred institution" that helps people show off how much they hate gays.

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Quote from: RPGPunditOh please, marriage as it was originally conceived was a brilliant institution: your family essentially arranged it for you, for political reasons; you got to have sex with your wife as much as you liked, but didn't have to spend very much time with her apart from that. Once she gave you a male heir, she was free to spend time with her ladies-in-waiting and the kids, and you were free to fuck whoever you liked.

Marriage as conceived of in the late 19th and 20th centuries, on the other hand, is a bizzare and absurd institution inspired by a puritan-victorian fairytale.  
And in the 21st century, the age of the no-fault divorce, its even more ridiculous: marriage has gotten to the point that all it represents is either a way to tell your girlfriend that you like her "extra much" and want to be together with her for at least a couple of years longer, or a "sacred institution" that helps people show off how much they hate gays.

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You know Pundy, roughly 52% of people answering to "you" are in fact female.

Your analysis ignores that 52%, almost as if you didn't consider them real people.

I think you'll also find that historically most women didn't actually have ladies in waiting, indeed in societies that had that role the position of lady in waiting was itself beyond the most ambitious dreams of most women.

Yes, but the only people who MATTERED had ladies-in-waiting. Kinda like today.