Today, we come to pay homage to our dear friend, Clara Oswald. Her time with The Doctor has come to an end, so naturally now is a good time to remember the adventures of her past, while focusing ...

Clara Oswald has certainly got tongues wagging - and in more ways than one - since she made her premature debut at the start of Series 7. First introduced as an energetic, ... Dalek, she didn't ...

Though the various versions of Clara Oswald are both loved and hated for their impact on the Doctor, it's hard to deny her vital role in his story.Her introduction as Oswin granted audiences a ...

But Clara Oswald is bursting with personality, ... Rather than being converted into a Dalek, she held on to her sense of herself. She told herself jokes, played Carmen, and made soufflés.

The episode starts precisely where the last one off — moments after Clara Oswald (Jenna Coleman) dies, the Doctor (Peter Capaldi) is whisked away to a mystery location. Or at least, that's where ...

Clara Oswald has never existed – so who is Clara Oswald then? (Picture: BBC) Even though this is Peter Capaldi’s first season as the new Doctor, most of the stories so far in season eight have ...

Clara Oswald is the longest-serving assistant since Doctor Who was rebooted in 2005. Now it's almost certain that Clara - Jenna Coleman - will leave in tonight's episode, Face the Raven. But how ...

Clara Oswald Is Armed and ... More Maisie Williams, more monsters, more Missy, more everything! Oh, and Clara’s got a ... considering there’s a brief shot of her laughing right down a Dalek ...

In the Season 8 premiere of Doctor Who, the Twelfth Doctor (Peter Capaldi) told Clara Oswald (Jenna Coleman) they're venturing into darkness. They're embracing that statement with the season's ...

Twelve and Clara continue to redefine they’re relationship in the midst of dealing with an Dalek having an attack of conscience. What could make a Dalek "good" anyway?

In "Into the Dalek," what makes Peter Capaldi's 12th Doctor tick became both clearer and muddled at the same time. What's clear is that 12 is a far less touchy-feely kind of Doctor than 11.