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In a number of published polls, Donna was praised by show fans as the second-best companion in the television show's history.ДЇrom 2011 to 2013, Tate appeared in the American sitcom 'The Office' (2005-2013), playing the regular character Eleanour Donna 'Nellie' Bertram. Tate was praised for performing well in both the comedic and tragic scenes involving the character. Unlike other then-recent female companions of the Doctor, Donna was depicted as his best friend and not as his love interest. Tate played an amnesiac Donna in the two-part episode 'The End of Time' (December, 2009-January, 2010).

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She was a main character during Series 4 of the television show, but has her memory erased at the series finale 'Journey's End'. In 2008, Tate returned to the character of Donna Noble in the 'Doctor Who' television series. The film depicts Karen's relationships with her Altzheimer-suffering mother Nan (played by Anne Reid), and her intelligent but temperamental daughter Charlotte (played by Holly Grainger). In 2007, Tate played the role of frustrated mother Karen in the television film 'The Bad Mother's Handbook', an adaptation of a novel by Kate Lomh (1964-). He offers her a more permanent position at the TARDIS time machine, but she declines. Donna serves as the Tenth Doctor's companion for this episode. But she is actually a pawn in a larger conspiracy, and her fiance has is one of the conspirators. In the special, Donna is a secretary for a Torchwood Institute subsidiary company, who is about to get married to fiance. In 2006, Tate played the character Donna Noble in the 'Doctor Who' Christmas special 'The Runaway Bride'. Tate's newfound popularity in the United Kingdom helped her receive more theatrical roles, and to make frequent guest appearances in other television shows. The show allowed Tate to win 2 British Comedy Award, a Royal Television Society Award, and a National Television Award. Tate has occasionally revived the characters in the number of television specials, broadcast from 2009 to 2015. Among the most notable of them were the foul-mouthed grandmother Joannie 'Nan' Taylor, and the argumentative teenager Lauren Cooper.

It was a sketch comedy show, where Tate got to showcase some of the characters she had developed in her comedy routines. In 2004, Tate was granted her own television series by BBC Two, called 'The Catherine Tate Show' (2004-2007). The series lasted for 2 seasons, and a total of 12 episodes. Having decided that they will stay together until something better comes along. Angela is involved in an unsatisfying lesbian relationship with Mary Trewednack (played by Dawn French), but they are both seeking other lovers. She played the role of Angela Phillips, a bored bisexual woman living in a small town of Cornwall, the westernmost and southernmost county of England. The increased attention helped her gain a co-starring role in the sitcom 'Wild West' (2002-2004). In 20, Tate performed at theatrical shows staged during the annual Edinburgh International Film Festival. The show lasted for 1 series, consisting for 6 episodes. In 1998, she was one of the main performers and writers in the late night sketch comedy show 'Barking'. In 1996, Tate started performing stand-up comedy. In the 1990s, Tate started her television career with small roles in the police procedural 'The Bill' (1984-2010) and the fire-brigade themed drama 'London's Burning' (1988-2002). Tate's application became accepted at her fourth attempt. Afterwards, she applied four times to become a student of the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama, whose alumni included famed actors such Laurence Olivier and Peggy Ashcroft. She was one of the College's rare female students, because she was interested in the drama lessons it offered and its theatrical facilities. In 1984, the 16-year-old Tate enrolled in the Salesian College of Battersea, a Roman Catholic, Voluntary Aided school for boys. The high school is owned and operated by the Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur, a Roman Catholic institute of religious sisters. She then attended the Notre Dame High School of Southwark, an all-girls' Roman Catholic comprehensive school. Tate attended St Joseph's Roman Catholic Primary School in Holborn, which was also within the London Borough of Camden.

Tate was reportedly brought up in a 'female-dominated environment', as her grandmother and her godparents helped in her upbringing. Tate's mother Josephine was a florist and raised her daughter as a single mother. Bloomsbury is a district of the London Borough of Camden, known as the home of several of London's museums, colleges, and universities. Tate was born as 'Catherine Ford' during 1969, in Bloomsbury. Catherine Tate is an English actress and comedian, primarily known for the role of Donna Noble in the 'Doctor Who' franchise.