Susan leaves the Doctor's side to pursue a life of her own. After a trip to the 22nd century, Susan witnesses the Dalek invasion of Earth and falls in love with a freedom fighter named David Campbell.

Susan Foreman was initially introduced to Doctor Who through the eyes of her school teachers, Ian and Barbara, in "An Unearthly Child." The two teachers had been left puzzled by Susan -- she ...

Spoiler alert: The Doctor didn't come back. But that speech was reused at the beginning of "The Five Doctors" (1983), in which Ford's Susan appears in several scenes alongside the second actor to ...

The two major surprises in Doctor Who: The Interstellar Song Contest were the return of The Rani (Anita Dobson and Archie Punjabi) and the return of Susan Foreman (Carole Ann Ford), the Doctor's ...

Susan’s Importance to Doctor Who and Big Return in Season Two Since then, there have been quite a few mentions of Susan. More recently, the Twelfth Doctor had a picture of Susan on his desk. The ...

Doctor Who guest star Susan Twist has lined up a return to the Whoniverse. Susan appeared throughout Ncuti Gatwa's first season as echoes of the character Susan Triad throughout space and time.

That's Susan Foreman, the Doctor's granddaughter. She's played by Carole Ann Ford, who first portrayed Susan in the first-ever "Doctor Who" serial, "An Unearthly Child", way back in November 1963.

Doctor Who loves itself a bit of tonal variance: arguably the show is at its best when it can be making you laugh at high-camp shenanigans one moment, and then be terrified the next.

And there's Susan, of course. I wonder if we'll ever find out who the Boss is. Or who the Boss are. (I'm still wondering who Gus is, from 'Mummy on the Orient Express.' Maybe they're the same!)" ...

Even the episode’s cameos (such as Rylan and Graham Norton) serve a larger purpose, but none more notable than the dramatic reappearance of Carole Ann Ford as Susan, the Doctor’s granddaughter.