Far from convinced - I think Steven Moffat is too clever for his own good. Less is more Stevieboy. I couldn't really understand it.

Doctor Who just seems to concentrate on bad special effects than the storyline, it's always seems to be incomplete.

I've never got the adult obsession with this show. Its hype is always treated as 'news' by the BBC, which is absolutely absurd. If it brings pleasure to some then that's great, but I resent how we're all supposed to be thrilled about it. It used to be a harmlessly silly little show but it's been hyped up into a monster.

Pru wrote:
I've never got the adult obsession with this show. Its hype is always treated as 'news' by the BBC, which is absolutely absurd. If it brings pleasure to some then that's great, but I resent how we're all supposed to be thrilled about it. It used to be a harmlessly silly little show but it's been hyped up into a monster.

Spot on Pru Doctor Who was aimed at kids to get them in science and it still looks like a kids show. Newsroom South East nearly did the whole the whole news Doctor Who themed when a lost episode was found.
The newsreaders were almost pissing themselves with excitement as the episode was filmed in Dover, then they said it was missing for some reason.

Well the BBC were notorious for junking and wiping over tapes something they never mention.

All the commentary seems to be on "Is Peter Capaldi any good as Dr Who?" which is totally unimportant. It's just another acting job (for the record I didn't like Tennant or Smith in the part but thought Ecclestone was brilliant). The crucial thing is - are the scripts and plots any good? Which, under Russell T Davies, they were. Under Moffat they are not.

The thing I liked most by Moffat was a sitcom called 'Joking Apart'. If you haven't seen it I do recommend it.

Russell T Davies is working on other things.

www.independent.co.uk/arts-entertainment...ucumber-9687845.html