Amy Pond


 * For the companion of the Fifth Doctor, see Amy.

"When I was a little girl, I dreamed of time and space. Last night, all my dreams came true"

- Amy Pond

Amelia "Amy" Pond was a young Scottish woman who was the first companion of the Eleventh Doctor. When she met the Doctor for the second time, she was working as a kiss-o-gram.

Early Life
Amy was born in Scotland. She was later orphaned and moved to England with her aunt in Leadworth

Meeting the Doctor
Amelia first met the Doctor on Easter when she was seven. He crash landed in her backyard and accompanied her into the house. She made him a great deal of food in order to assuage his cravings, but he hated everything except custard-dipped fish fingers. Amy was avoiding a crack in her room that she heard voices from. The Doctor went up with her and opened the crack. Behind it was an Atraxi, who was looking for the escaped Prisoner Zero.



The Cloister Bell rang and the Doctor ran back to the TARDIS, promising to just make a five minute jump to the future and pick Amy up. She waited for him, but he did not return. Over the next twelve years, Amy became obsessed with her "imaginary friend"; she made dolls and drawings of him and went through four psychiatrists, who all tried to convince her there was no Doctor.

The Doctor returned twelve years later. Amelia, now a kissogram dressed as a police officer going by the name Amy, hit him with a cricket bat as he attempted to enter her home. She handcuffed him to a radiator. The Doctor showed her a room in her house she had never seen. She entered it to find his sonic screwdriver and there encountered Prisoner Zero.

Amy and her boyfriend Rory Williams helped the Doctor defeat Prisoner Zero and the Atraxi. The Doctor then vanished for a short trip to the moon, which actually lasted two more years. He came back for Amy, who joined him as his new companion on the day before her wedding (though she kept this fact from the Doctor). (DW: The Eleventh Hour)

Travels
To be added

Personality
As a child, Amelia was seen to be brave and not frightened easily even when alone, she was not suprsied to meet her mysterious Doctor, and wished to travel with him shortly after their meeting. In her later life, she was a somewhat fiesty companion with a wicked sense of humour and occasionally a short temper, but she showed signs that deep down, she was still the young Amelia Pond that she was upon her first meeting the the Eleventh Doctor. She was very cynical and skeptical due to him breaking his promise to be "back in five minutes" and returning 12 years later. (DW: The Eleventh Hour)

Key Life Events

 * Her mother and father dies so she moves with her aunt Sharon to Leadworth. (DW: The Eleventh Hour)
 * Meets the Doctor at the age of 7. (DW: The Eleventh Hour)
 * Meets the Doctor again 12 years later and helps him save the world from Prisoner Zero and the Atraxi. (DW: The Eleventh Hour)
 * Got left behind as the Doctor leaves her, again. (DW: The Eleventh Hour)
 * Gets engaged to Rory Williams. (DW: The Eleventh Hour)
 * The Doctor comes back after two years and Amy joins him in the TARDIS, a day before her wedding. (DW: The Eleventh Hour)

Behind the Scenes

 * Amy is the second consecutive TV companion to have red hair. This fact was noted by the BBC when it issued a statement in response to the so-called 'Ginger controversy' that erupted in early January 2010 due to misinterpretation of a statement made by the Eleventh Doctor after his regeneration.
 * Amy Pond is the second character with an aquatic-themed name to be created by show-runner Steven Moffat following River Song.
 * Amy is the second televised companion to have a Scottish accent, and only the third regularly-appearing Scots character in series history, behind both Jamie McCrimmon and the Brigadier. Since neither Frazer Hines nor Nicholas Courtney are themselves Scottish, Gillan is the first Scottish actor to play a recurring Scot in the history of the programme.
 * Following the premiere of The Eleventh Hour, the character of Amy Pond was criticized by a number of viewers for being "too sexy" for a family program such as Doctor Who. In response, Piers Wenger, the executive producer for Series 5, stated, “The whole kissogram thing played into Steven’s desire for the companion to be feisty and outspoken and a bit of a number. Amy is probably the wildest companion that the Doctor has travelled with, but she isn’t promiscuous. She is really a two-man woman and that will become clear over the course of the episodes."