Jenna Coleman as Clara and Peter Capaldi as The Doctor in 'Doctor Who'.
Ofcom has received six complaints after a lesbian kiss featured in Saturday night's Doctor Who episode, "Deep Breath".
The BBC sci-fi drama came under fire from some fans for the "inappropriate" moment between lizard-woman Madame Vastra and her human wife Jenny Flint that aired to seven million viewers.
Although the
Victorian London couple, portrayed by Neve McIntosh and Catrin Stewart, have appeared as lovers for three years, their first on-screen kiss sparked some people to attack what they saw as a "blatant gay agenda".
The moment came about when Jenny holds her breath to escape clockwork droids who can sense humans by their exhalations. As she struggles to breathe, Madame Vastra helps keep her alive with her own oxygen.
But while the scene received a positive reaction from most viewers, others claimed it was "unnecessary" and "gratuitous", with one reviewer accusing the BBC of "wanting to become a porn channel".
