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Russell T. Davies On Bringing ‘Doctor Who’ Back To Our TVs & Hearts – Bustle

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Russell T. Davies On Bringing 'Doctor Who' Back To Our TVs & Hearts
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Although Captain Jack first appeared in an episode written by current Doctor Who showrunner Moffat (Season 1's "The Empty Child"), Davies did have a hand in creating him, saying, "I wanted a loose, bisexual, fun character on television." The …
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