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The 34-year-old actress starred as the Time Lord's assistant Rose Tyler from 2005 to 2013, opposite David Tennant as the Doctor.

While the programme led to a huge revival in Billie's career, it also had its downsides - namely that she couldn't go out without being recognised again.

"It makes you so famous, a show like that," Billie told the Evening Standard's ES Magazine. "It gave me little memories of being a popstar - you can't go anywhere without it being a thing, and I found that quite hard again. But it changed everything for me. And I have never worked with a nicer bunch of people in my life since."

Prior to her role in Doctor Who, Billie had enjoyed huge success with her classic smash hit Because We Want To. The track made Billie the youngest singer to ever debut in the U.K.'s number one chart position, but the mother-of-two admits she remembers little of those days in her life.

"What's even more alarming is that I can't even remember (those years)," Billie explained. "It wasn't like I was out, getting wrecked.

"It was because I must have just shut it out. Which is probably because it was on some level deeply traumatic. Not because I was some horrible child slave, I just worked so hard. I have never worked as hard as I did in those years."

As well as Doctor Who, Billie has appeared in television shows such as Penny Dreadful and Secret Diary of a Call Girl. In the latter, she played an escort called Belle, and the programme led to her being inundated with work offers which involved her stripping off.

"What's annoying is that they are fun roles, if you can remove the sex," she explained. "It's the sex that makes it annoying. Otherwise they are interesting stories, interesting women with chequered pasts."

Via the Belfast Telegraph

A selection of reactions, reviews and extras for the sixth episode of the Doctor Who spin-off 'Class', needless to say this contains spoilers for those of you who haven't seen it yet.

The whole gang is thrown into detention by Miss Quill. Locked in her classroom, they are terrified when an explosion propels them out of space and time: trapped, claustrophobic and floating in blackness with no way of escape.

Although a mysterious asteroid fragment may be their key to freedom, it forces the gang to confess their deepest, darkest secrets to one another. As ugly truths come out, fractures start to appear in the friendship group.

And then they make a chilling discovery. They're not alone. There's somebody in there with them.

The Trailer

Confess! - Class: Episode 6 Sneak Peek - BBC Three On BBC iPlayer

Detained, Series 1, Class - BBC Three Class Reviews

CLASS (BBC THREE) EPISODE 6 "DETAINED" REVIEW

Class episode 6 review: Detained

Detained - Reaction - Classmates

Doctor Who Reviews - Class Series One - Episode 6 - Detained

Class: Series 1, Episode 6 Review *Spoilers*

Class Episode 6 - Detained

CLASS: Series 1, Episode 6 'DETAINED'

Class - Series 1, Episode 5

Class - Series 1, Episode 6 Class Podcasts

Tim's Take On... : Tim's Take On: Episode 358(Class: Episode 6 review)