I don’t know why Karen keeps bringing it up now. I thought she’d addressed it before, I don’t think it’s necessary to say “and to those who do find that quite rauncy: really?” to those who didn’t appreciate Amy’s behaviour at the end of that episode. It wasn’t so much the behaviour, I’m sure a lot of us have seen much worse, I just didn’t appreciate that kind of behaviour in Doctor Who, it was out of place in my opinion.

Seriously though, I got over it and I think the issue is given much more importance by constantly highlighting it, this is just my opinion though.

Karen gillan didnt bring it up, the mirror newspaper did, they were interviewing her. I agree that people should be over it by now. It had no adverse effect on me, i actually found it quite funny, and i didnt really find it out of place. Only my opinion though.

Yes, she wasn’t ‘bringing it up’, she was answering a line of questioning.

And the newspapers are going to keep bringing it up, and when they refer to Amy in years to come, they’ll call her “the first companion of the Eleventh Doctor, who notoriously broke the age old taboo that Doctor Who didn’t do sex.”

*Sigh.*

@TSG
Nah, that would be #10 when he hinted he slept with Elizabeth I

@Ash
You have a point about the newspapers bringing it up, not Karen, I stand corrected.

Saying that, Karen could talk to me herself and still wouldn’t convince me what happened was humorous, I still struggle to see what others thought was funny.

It’s just a case of my convictions being different I suppose. But it really was weeks ago, no use crying over spilt milk and all that.