Who are the companions of the Doctor in Doctor Who?
Q: Who are the companions of the Doctor in Doctor Who?
A: The companions of the Doctor in Doctor Who are people who travel with him. They usually referred to as "companions" or "assistants".
Q: What is the TARDIS?
A: The TARDIS is a spaceship that allows the Doctor to go anywhere in time and space. It stands for Time And Relative Dimension In Space.
Q: What do the Doctor and his companions do when they travel through space and time?
A: When they travel through space and time, the Doctor and his companions have a lot of adventures, and often save many people.
Q: Why was the character of a companion introduced into the series?
A: The character of a companion was introduced so that viewers could identify with them and feel close to them. They were often present-time humans so that viewers could relate to them because they knew as much as they did. This also allowed for explanations from the doctor to both his companions and viewers at once.
Q: Are all of the Doctors' companions human?
A: No, not all of them are human; some are aliens or robots.
Q: How are Companions named?
A: Companions are named under which doctor they travelled with, sorted by order in which they appear.
