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. At the time the Doctor met her, she was engaged to her boyfriend called Rory Williams.

Early Life
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Meeting the Doctor
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Travels
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Personality
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Behind the Scenes

 * Amy has a crush on the Eleventh Doctor.


 * Details about Amy's character and background have yet to be revealed. Photographs published in the media during filming of the character's first episode show her wearing some form of police uniform (whether this is an actual police uniform or a costume is unknown). The first official preview of Series 5 issued by the BBC shows Amy chasing after the Doctor wearing the police uniform described above. There is also a quick shot that shows Amy kissing the Doctor. The Sun newspaper reported that Amy will be a kissogram, and that the police uniform is a costume as part of that job.


 * 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-sounding name to be created by showrunner Steven Moffat following River Song.
 * Recent press reviews of "The Eleventh Hour" have revealed that Amy is an orphan and that she has a crush on the Doctor.
 * A recently released clip from The Eleventh Hour shows the Doctor's first meeting with Amy in the 1990s, when she is a eight-year-old girl (played by Caitlin Blackwood). The TARDIS crashes outside her house, and the Doctor says he will need to make a "five-minute jump into the future" in order to fix it. Amy asks if she can come, too, but he tells her to wait, saying that she can come along when he returns in five minutes. Presumably, he winds up in 2010 instead, meeting Amy as an adult.
 * On 18th March 2010, Gillan confirmed at the Series 5 press launch that she had auditioned with both an English and Scottish accent, and that the latter was ultimately chosen by head writer Steven Moffat. Amy thus became the second televised companion with 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.