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* The novel "Only Human", by queer author and gleeful shipping fanboy Gareth Roberts, spends much of its narration describing Jack in various states of undress. Including completely naked. As a distraction. And the Doctor, amused, comments that it's a nice distraction, but he's seen bigger... distractions.
* "The Parting of the Ways", where he [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pRAkeZoS_v4#t=2m40s kisses both Rose and the Doctor]] on the lips before he goes off to his HeroicSacrifice.
* During the teleconference sequence in "The Stolen Earth", Jack mentions knowing about Project Indigo, resulting in this little exchange between him and boyfriend Ianto:
--> '''Jack''': I met a soldier in a bar.
--> '''Ianto''': (aside) When was this?
--> '''Jack''': (covers phone) Strictly professional.
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* He considers the founding fathers of the United States "lovely fellas. Two of them fancied me."
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* In yet another book, there is the infamous [[HomoeroticDream naked bum-rubbing dream]], causing Fitz to spend the rest of the story trying not to stare at the Doctor's arse. The plot involves a FreakyFridayFlip. The Doctor, who is TheStoic when it comes to expressing sadness or fear, [[NotSoStoic actually]] [[ManlyTears cries]] when he realizes how terrifying [[CowardlyLion Fitz]]'s life is [[TearsOfRemorse because of him]].
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* "Survival", in which the Les Yay between her and the Cheetah Person Karra is so shameless that when the author [[WordOfGay complained]] that her [[http://web.archive.org/web/20090101212107/http://www.btinternet.com/~david.darlington/WORDS/RonaMunroInterview.htm intended lesbian innuendo had been censored]] most viewers wondered what the hell could have been cut out that could possibly have been shown before the {{Watershed}}.
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* Writers Creator/PaulCornell, Gareth Roberts, Creator/RussellTDavies and Creator/StevenMoffat all merrily ship the Doctor with guys, and have all explicitly stated that the innuendo is very much on purpose. Current show-runner Moffat is of the opinion that the Doctor has been flirty with his male and female companions since ever, and that the Doctor, in fact, can't be bothered with silly human concepts of "gay" and "straight". He's also the guy who invented Captain Jack Harkness, and has casually stated that River Song was probably involved with her ''entire'' archaeology crew.
* A memorable moment between Shakespeare and the Tenth Doctor in "The Shakespeare Code" (keep in mind the real Shakespeare is widely speculated to have been bisexual):
-->'''Doctor''': Come on, we can all have a good flirt later!\\
'''Shakespeare''': Is that a promise, Doctor?\\
'''Doctor''': Oh, [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sonnet_57 fifty-seven academics]] just punched the air.
* The increasingly HoYay interactions between Max Stael and Adam Colby in "Image of the Fendahl", which escalates to Adam being tied to a column with three buttons of his shirt unbuttoned and Max stroking his face with a pistol. Scott Fredericks has stated he deliberately played Max as bisexual.
* In the 2011 Comic Relief Red Nose Day mini episode "Time": Amy Pond and [[spoiler:[[ScrewYourself Amy Pond]]]].
-->'''Amy''': Mmm... I'd give you a driving licence.\\
'''[[spoiler:Amy]]''': I'll bet you would.\\
'''The Doctor''': Oh, this is how it all ends. Pond, flirting with [[spoiler:herself]]. True love at last. ''[remembers that Amy's husband is also present]'' Oh, sorry Rory.\\
'''Rory''': ''[nearly catatonic]'' ...[[TwinThreesomeFantasy absolutely no problem at all...]]
* Madame Vastra and her chambermaid Jenny from "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS32E7AGoodManGoesToWar A Good Man Goes To War]]" do not qualify simply because it's definitely not ''sub''text. It's canon as of "The Snowmen", where Vastra introduces Jenny as her wife.
** Also in "The Snowmen", Vastra is definitely hitting on Clara while "testing" her. Jenny doesn't seem to mind.
* ''Magazine/DoctorWhoMagazine'' comic companions Izzy and Fey share a bit of flirtation, a lot of adventures, and -- once Izzy manages to overcome her fear and be open about her sexuality -- a nice proper snog.
** Izzy and Destrii blatantly flirt with each other when they first meet, with Destrii calling her new friend "Sweetie" and commenting on her body a lot, and Izzy just making cute faces and happily jumping on Destrii's back at the first opportunity. Too bad [[spoiler:Destrii reveals herself to be evil and ends up taking Izzy's body, but not in ''that'' way]].
* [[WordOfGay Word Of Moffat]] says Tasha Lem and Madame Kovarian were married, before the whole Trenzalore thing caused the schism in the Church.
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