Fear Her 

When children vanish into thin air in 2012 London, the Doctor and Rose find the answers in a seemingly ordinary household and a girl whose drawings can come to life.

Director:

Euros Lyn

Writer:

Matthew Graham

Stars:

David Tennant, Billie Piper, Nina Sosanya

Cast

Episode complete credited cast:
David Tennant	...	The Doctor
Billie Piper	...	Rose Tyler
Nina Sosanya	...	Trish
Abisola Agbaje	...	Chloe
Edna Doré	...	Maeve (as Edna Dore)
Tim Faraday	...	Tom's Dad
Abdul Salis	...	Kel
Richard Nichols	...	Driver
Erica Eirian	...	Neighbour
Stephen Marzella	...	Police Officer
Huw Edwards	...	Commentator (voice)

Storyline

The Doctor and Rose travel to London in 2012 to see the Olympics - only to find that children are mysteriously disappearing before peoples very eyes. The answer seems to lie with a young girl named Chloe and her strange drawings - but is there something more sinister behind the disappearances?

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Plot Keywords:

doctor who | tenth doctor | possessed girl | fantasy episode | tardis | 

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Genres:

Adventure | Drama | Family | Mystery | Sci-Fi

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Certificate:

TV-PG

Details

Country:

UK

Language:

English

Release Date:

15 December 2006 (USA)

Company Credits

Technical Specs

Runtime:

45 min 45 min (50 episodes)

Sound Mix:

Dolby Digital (Dolby 5.1)

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Trivia

The episode was filmed during late January and early February 2006, with the cold temperatures experienced during filming being explained in the plot as part of the Isolus' endothermic nature.

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Goofs

When the Doctor starts sniffing in a man's garden, just before Rose says she can smell metal, the camera is reflected in the house's window.

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Quotes

[last lines]
The Doctor: There's something in the air, there's something coming.
Rose: What?
[fireworks explode overhead]
The Doctor: A storm's approaching.

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Connections

Featured in Doctor Who Confidential: Welcome to Torchwood (2006)

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Soundtracks

Doctor Who Theme
(uncredited)
Written by Ron Grainer
Arranged by Murray Gold
Performed by BBC National Orchestra of Wales

User Reviews

I've tried thinking of words to describe it.........oh yeah, crap

Prior to this, The Long Game was my all time nu who low, but this!! This was and remains utterly unbearable to watch, this makes Timelash look like a masterpiece. Firstly the trailer the week before had given away the entire story, so we knew exactly what was coming, and when it did come, I'm sure we all wish it hadn't. It had every conceivable cliché under the sun, the creepy child, the down trodden mum, the cupboard, the spooky voices, how did this get past the planning stage? I will stand up for Love and Monsters, again not a classic, but had so much more going for it then Fear Her. The Olympic theme was perhaps a good one, but it was so badly realised, and the Doctor with the torch is cringe worthy. I quite enjoyed Edna Dore's scenes, and Rose's scenes with Kel were good fun. I could imagine this appealing to children under 8, but for anyone over 9 it's a write off. 3/10