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Nina Sosanya – Trish
Abisola Agbaje – Chloe Webber
Edna Doré – Maeve
Tim Faraday – Tom's Dad
Abdul Salis – Kel
Richard Nichols – Driver
Erica Eirian – Neighbour
Stephen Marzella – Police Officer
Huw Edwards – Commentator
| director = Euros Lyn
| writer = Matthew Graham
| script editor = Simon Winstone
| producer = Phil Collinson
| executive producer = Russell T DaviesJulie Gardner
| composer = Murray Gold
| production code = 2.11 Writer Matthew Graham was told by showrunner Russell T Davies that it was going to be an inexpensive episode and had to take place on a housing estate, but Graham was nevertheless thrilled to be asked to write an episode. Graham stated in 2011 that they "set out to do right from the start" making the episode more aimed at children, rather than adults and older Doctor Who fans, as the much darker finale would be broadcast following it. Davies specifically asked Graham to write for his seven year old son. Early drafts of this episode were titled "Chloe Webber Destroys the Earth", and later, "You're a Bad Girl, Chloe Webber", with one such draft having the episode take place on another planet.

Abisola Agbaje, who portrayed Chloe, was discovered at an after school drama club, where casting director Andy Pryor had held auditions for the part. When performing as the Isolus she had to whisper, and an echo was added in post production. Agbaje found it "a bit hard to whisper" because she had a husky voice. Final consolidated ratings rose to 7.14 million, making it the twelfth most watched programme on the channel for the week. The episode received an Appreciation Index of 83. Graham was happy with the episode himself and received letters from "loads of kids" who enjoyed it. When discovering that older fans had reacted negatively, he thought, "Well, it's a shame that they have, but it wasn't meant for them". Dave Bradley of SFX awarded "Fear Her" three out of five stars, describing the plot as "ordinary" but thought it was "a decent breather before grander adventures to come". He particularly praised the dialogue and thought "the claustrophobic effect of limiting the action to one household works". Arnold T Blumburg, writing for Now Playing, gave the episode a grade of B+. He felt that the guest cast were "only just adequate", describing Agbaje's acting as "decent but not impressive", and that the story "plods along in places", but the story worked because of the "delightful" interactions between the Doctor and Rose and the feel good ending. In 2011, SFX published an article stating arguments for and against the episode. The "Defence" stated that, while some minor roles were played "broadly", Sosanya and Agbaje were "extremely good", defined Rose's role as an Inspector Lewis to the Doctor's Morse as "great to see", and opined that the unusual things happening in a typical housing estate and the lack of appearance from a monster were effective. The "Prosecution", on the other hand, described it as a "cheap filler" with a "cheesy" finale and called the lack of a monster a "severe disappointment". Topless Robot named it the third worst Tenth Doctor episode. In a poll conducted by Doctor Who Magazine in 2009 which asked readers to rank all 200 stories that had been released, "Fear Her" fell at 192 out of 200, making it the lowest ranked story of the revived series.