Sisters of Plenitude | Tardis | Fandom
These disease carriers were released by Lady Cassandra and eventually cured by her and the Tenth Doctor. The Sisters were later arrested by the NNYPD for their actions. (TV: New Earth)
"Doctor Who" New Earth (TV Episode 2006) - IMDb
Sep 29, 2006 · On arriving the Doctor receives an invitation to visit a hospital run by the sisters of plenitude. A sisterhood of cat-women nuns who have the uncanny ability to cure so many long thought incurable diseases. But as the Doctor and Rose discover there is a sinister method as to how the Sisterhood manage to develop such cures.
Hame | Tardis | Fandom
Senator, previously Novice, Hame was a member of the Sisters of Plenitude on the planet New Earth. Hame was born in a refugee camp during the Mechanical Wars, the youngest of a litter of sixteen. At one point, her mother and father sold her to the Sisters of Plenitude for 10 shillings.
Sisters of Plenitude | Villains Wiki | Fandom
The Sisters of Plenitude are the main antagonists of the Doctor Who episode "New Earth" and were of the Catkind species (being, in simple terms, anthropomorphic cats) - despite the order believing...
"Doctor Who" New Earth (TV Episode 2006) - IMDb
Twenty three years after The End of the World, the Doctor and Rose are drawn to New Earth by a psychic note, to a hospital run by cat nuns (honestly) where their miracle cures they promote.
Cats in Space: The Feline Frontiers in Doctor Who
Aug 5, 2019 · What did the cats do? The Sisters of Plentitude were an order of Catkind nuns who ran the New New York Hospital. On the positive side, they were able to cure any disease in the known universe. On the downside, they were illegally growing artificial humans in a farm to develop said cures.
Cat One nurse | Tardis - Fandom
The Cat 1 nurse was a nurse overseeing category one patients at the Cowbridge Overflow Camp. She saw the patients finally die when the Miracle ended. (TV: The Blood Line)
New Earth (TV story) - Tardis Wiki
Upstairs, the Doctor is astonished to discover the Duke of Manhattan in perfect health and interrogates one of the nurses, who introduces herself as Matron Casp, on how they were able to cure him, but she evades his questions and is summoned to the Intensive Care ward by Sister Jatt. There, they observe an unseen "patient" who pleads for help ...
Sisters of Plenitude - Doctor Who For Newbies
The Sisters were able to treat diseases with amazing efficiency, and with treatments that should not have been available for at least a thousand years, according to the Doctor. The Cat Humanoid beings are referred to as Cat People, and are able to mate with humans, producing offspring as seen in Gridlock (Series 3 : Episode 3).
Does anyone else think New Earth is average and not terrible?
May 14, 2020 · So basically, during quarantine I'm rewatching DW on Netflix. I just finished New Earth, and I found it fairly average for s2 and new who in general. I think its underrated. Tennant was pretty good, and I liked Cassandra possessing rose, that was hysterical. But the concept of the cat nurses is pretty weird. Anyone else feel the same way?