Episode:
Smith & Jones, The Lazarus Experiment, 42, The Sound of Drums, Last of the
Time Lords, The Stolen Earth
Danger
Level: Ally (but depends if you're the Doctor)
Played
by Adjoa Andoh
Height:
1.58m
Francine Jones is
Martha's mother, she's also Mum to Letisha (Tish) and Leo. She is separated from her husband Clive who
in 'Smith & Jones' was Annalise, a very dippy blonde. In The Sound of Drums she had encouraged her
daughter Martha to come back into the fold after being led to believe after the
Lazarus Experiment that the Doctor was not to be trusted. Since then she has
had her house calls monitored by Saxon's secret agents, headed by a blonde
haired young woman in a power suit. Also
in Sound of Drums, after Clive blurted out to her daughter that they were being
monitored and it was a lie that he and Francine were getting back together,
both Francine and her family, (not including Leo) were carted off to
prison. Although they hadn't committed
any crime, the Master punished them regardless, because of their association
with the Doctor and Martha.
Once aboard the Valiant,
Francine saw her daughter Martha teleport from the ship, unaware of where she
had gone, she was deeply full of remorse that she hadn't believed her
daughter.
For the year in
incarceration, Francine and her family were made slaves to the Master, while
Jack Harkness was secured in the cells and the Doctor was a mere 'Dobby'
creature in a bird cage. When the Master
was over powered Francine snatched up the gun that the Doctor had knocked from
his hand, she aimed it at the Master with all intentions of pulling the
trigger. But as much as she wanted to,
she couldn't bring herself to kill another, but she was angry at the way the
Master had put her through so much punishment built on lies about the
Doctor. At the end of the episode, she
had accepted that the Doctor wasn't as bad as the Master made out, and during
the episode Stolen Earth, was less judgemental of her daughter's choice to help
save the world, as part of UNIT.
©BBC Doctor Who 1963
Top Trumps ISBN
9781844254880
Doctor Who Encyclopedia
BBC 2009
ISBN 978-1-849-905-565
Doctor Who A Definitive
Guide to Time and Space
ISBN 978-1-84-607291-8
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