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- 5 THINGS DOCTOR WHO CAN DO TO IMPROVE FOR SEASON 2!
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Doctor Who is a British science-fiction television programme broadcast by the BBC since 1963. The programme depicts the adventures of a Time Lord called the Doctor, an extraterrestrial being who appears to be human. The Doctor explores the universe in a time-travelling space ship called the TARDIS. The TARDIS exterior appears as a blue British police box, which was a common sight in Britain in 1963 when the series first aired. With various companions, the Doctor combats foes, works to save civilisations, and helps people in need.
Beginning with William Hartnell, fifteen actors have headlined the series as the Doctor. The transition from one actor to another is written into the plot of the show with the concept of regeneration into a new incarnation, a plot device in which a Time Lord "transforms" into a new body when the current one is too badly harmed to heal normally.
The fourteenth series of the British science fiction television programme Doctor Who is set to premiere on 11 May 2024, and is expected to air through to 22 June. It will be the fifth series led by Russell T Davies as head writer and executive producer and the first since his return to the show, having previously worked on it from 2005 to 2010. This series is set to be the fourteenth to air following the programme's revival in 2005 and will be the fortieth season overall. The fourteenth series was announced with Davies' return to the programme for its 60th anniversary in 2023 and beyond, with Bad Wolf becoming a co-producer for the series. The series is referred to in marketing and promotional material as "Season One" following the production changes and the acquisition of Doctor Who's international broadcasting rights by Disney+.
The series stars Ncuti Gatwa as the Fifteenth Doctor, a new incarnation of the Doctor, an alien Time Lord who travels through time and space in the TARDIS, which appears to be a British police box from the outside. The Fifteenth Doctor was introduced in "The Giggle" (2023) through a "bi-generation", in which he split from his predecessor, the Fourteenth Doctor (David Tennant), rather than replacing him. The series also introduces Millie Gibson as the Doctor's newest companion, Ruby Sunday.
The series, which was preceded by a Christmas episode on 25 December 2023, will consist of eight episodes, which have been directed by Julie Anne Robinson, Ben Chessell, Dylan Holmes Williams, and Jamie Donoughue. Alongside Davies, who wrote six of the episodes, the writers include Kate Herron, Briony Redman, and former showrunner and head writer Steven Moffat. Filming began in December 2022 and concluded in July 2023. It was the first series to be produced at Wolf Studios Wales following the move from Roath Lock Studios for the preceding anniversary specials.
Auditions for the role of the Fifteenth Doctor started in December 2021, assisted by casting director Andy Pryor. Davies was interested in casting "new talent" and someone "younger", with most of the actors who auditioned under the age of 30. There was also no limit on gender and background, with auditions held for men, women, and one non-binary actor. Pryor said that when casting the Doctor, "you always want someone unexpected... an actor who contrasts with what's gone before yet still brings those essential qualities that the Doctor has". Ncuti Gatwa was the final candidate to audition for the role. Davies said that the production team "thought [they] had someone and then in he came and stole it", describing it as "the most blazing audition". Executive producer Phil Collinson stated that Gatwa "did things with [the role] that I'd never seen an actor playing Doctor Who do".
On 9 January 2023, the BBC announced that Aneurin Barnard would appear as the mysterious Roger ap Gwilliam, and that Jemma Redgrave, having reprised her role in the previous series would continue to appear as Kate Stewart during the fourteenth series. On 20 January 2023, further casting announcements from the BBC revealed that Anita Dobson and Michelle Greenidge would appear as Ms Flood and Carla Sunday. On 3 April 2023, it was announced that Jinkx Monsoon would play a major antagonistic role in the series, called "Maestro". On 5 May 2023, it was announced that Jonathan Groff would play a key role in the series. On 24 May 2023, the BBC announced that Indira Varma would join the series to play The Duchess. On 7 June 2023, Bonnie Langford was announced to be reprising her role as Mel Bush for the series. On 15 June 2023, Lenny Rush was also announced, to play a "mysterious" character named Morris. Alexander Devrient will reprise his role as Colonel Christopher Ibrahim.
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Something I’d like to see is this new Doctor getting a darn hold of himself. Him crying in almost every episode of S14 got really exhausting and kinda contradicts how he was introduced as a Doctor free of 14’s baggage.
I wonder if that’s intentional. We watch doctors grow with arcs and that is (or at least should be) an essential aspect of the doctor. It would honestly be cool if 15 goes from an emotionally venerable place to a more mature, self controlled type of person. I think storytelling-wise that would really shake things up.
@@BadWolfBricksUnfortunately for me, the Doctor crying in every episode erodes the agency of his emotions.
What I think they should do:
- More new writers
- A return of either the Daleks OR the Cybermen (preferably Daleks)
- Entirely standalone episodes. I'm sick of arcs and serialisation will NOT be good for Doctor Who. It's actually one of the few things series 11 did right
- A brand new villain for the finale. It will be refreshing to find out that Mrs Flood is a brand new god (maybe Incensor, the god of disaster?)
- A companion-lite story. We've had two Doctor-lite stories this year. Let's have a companion-lite one like Midnight or Heaven Sent to really show off Ncuti Gatwa's talents.
Ruby won't be in the Christmas special this year although I don't think you can really call it companion lite since I assume he will have a one episode companion like Astrid from voyage of the damned
hard agree on a companion-lite episode!!
I’m honestly fine with them not using Daleks for a while
nah cybus cybermen are underrated
Please please please new writers. They don't need to be new new - the Big Finish and NA writers in series 1 worked so well. I know both RTD and Moffat moved away from them because they needed so much management - but they are a great resource for ideas. Unlike what RTD claims the pitch counts for so so much.
All I’d like to see in the future is the people obsessed with hating the programme to actually leave and move on with their lives rather than try and ruin it for people who actually enjoy it.
We all know that ain't happening. They're too full of themselves to do it.
Oh no people with an opinion that differs to yours, how insufferable.
Seems like that's happening. Good luck with what's left. The problems of RTD in general and this series specifically is it is preaching to the converted.
That's how the show tanked in the 80s
@hmvaa this comment isn't talking about people with different opinions who criticise the show it's talking about the people who yell "doctor who is dead" and give no context or reasoning. Criticism and differing opinions are VITAL for a shows survival. Saying "show bad" and refusing to elaborate is blind hate that benefits nobody, not even the person saying it.
@@SnowLily06 it is plausible that this is what they meant with their comment; I agree with you & your discernment.
Couple years ago: god I’m over the daleks and cybermen.
Now: god we need cybermen and daleks. 😂
I'd wish for an additional 5 - 10 minutes per episode to expand and flesh out characters, motives and plotlines.
what i'd like is a 10 episode run, all standalone episodes, with a overarching character based storyline, and a final double length episode at christmas to tie up the arc, and the companion. that would be good. but every episode needs to count towards something, i don't want any filler episodes anymore
Season 2 can't be improved because it's already filmed.
Season 3 can't be really improved because RTD already wrote most episodes for it.
Big changes can only happen in potential Season 4. If you want these changes, start demanding them now.
I am. We are.
Your first point is the key one I think. More episodes is really a necessity if they want to get experimental with the formats and I understand why they did this with S1, but for me the bread-and-butter DW episodes are the ones I go back to and rewatch the most. It’s why I enjoy Space Babies so much, and why Rogue is already my most watched episode of the season.
For example, Human Nature and Blink are both experimental to an extent and are both undeniably brilliant. But I so rarely rewatch them (I usually watch DW before bed as comfort food) and would usually opt for something like The Shakespeare Code or Gridlock. Series 10 was the master of consistently good bread-and-butter DW stories, with the exception of the Monk trilogy (that even feels like three separate stories) and finale.
id love an episode where the doctor lands somewhere but sees something related to harbinger and he immediately nopes out
Bringing on McCann , hinting at the gold tooth and perhsps another Time Lord companion for some strife
I agree with about 97% of what you said Tharries. There could be improvements to the show for sure.
This is the issue with filming 2 series back to back. They can’t use fan feedback/criticism from season 1 for season 2 as everything has already been filmed.
@@SpaceFluffDW Yeah it was cool to hear in concept but now without Russell having that feedback of maybe don’t do things for short-term social media discussion or retention we can only hope. :)
I don't want to see the Daleks or the Cyberman come back but I think the Dalek's will as Ncuti was disappointed not to face them. The only thing I hope is that the God's are not heavily featured again.
2 things us who fans can do to enjoy series 15
Stop expecting perfection
And just enjoy it
not all of us believe in seeking perfection, as time and time again we see it’s futile. (coming from other franchises like star wars for example)
however we can expect just consistency and more competence from an accredited writer who is utilising the 8 episode run and 40-45 minute runtime efficiently. :)
I'm not expecting perfection. I'm expecting good writing, interesting Sci Fi stories and minimal amount of modern politics.
In Season 1 I enjoyed 3 episodes; Boom, 73 Yards (except for the fantasy ending) and Legend of Ruby Sunday.
The rest was mediocre/bad. I was especially suprised with the Season finale. After 8/10 Legend of Ruby Sunday we got...Flux 2.0. More or less :(
@@inquerion8867exactly this. I had 1 excellent episode (legend of Ruby Sunday) 1 very good episode (73 yards) 1 good episode (dot and bubble)
Boom was meh for me and the others were terrible. Do not understand why Rogue got such good reviews, nothing happened and a bunch a birds cos playing is not entertaining
@@inquerion8867Interesting science fiction should make you think about the world you live in. Divorcing it from modernity entirely just turns it into fantasy escapism hidden behind a veil of robots and aliens.
@@inquerion8867 I actually think episodes 2-7 are all good to very good depending on your personal tastes, but the vast majority of fans are only going to like 3 or maybe 4 of them, and there will be little agreement on which those ones are because that is the nature of making such a wide variety of episodes. 1 and 8 are below average to bad although there are people who love them. To me even in the best seasons of Doctor Who there are clunkers for me. I have always found that to be true.
I'd like to see Ncuti's doctor have a quest as a series arch, something not companion related but what drives his story, maybe culminating in a Susan payoff?
This is probably a polarizing idea, and I know going into it that the payoff would probably never live up to anything that can simply be imagined. But hear me out 😅 I thought a cool arc/quest for 15 would be him motivated to look for his OWN birth mother after seeing Ruby reunited with hers 🤔
1. Season 1 (14/40) had this. Even in Boom, the humans were sufficiently unhuman as to be aliens. Every episode was going someplace to deal with aliens.
2. Season 40 had this.
3. Drama tends to come across as forced to me.
4. No Daleks, please. Give them back to the Nations for all I care.
5. Yeah.
1 episode with the Daleks would be ok. Just don't focus entire Season on them. They need a rest. Just like the Master. Maybe in Season 3.
I'd love it if they'd brought back the Daleks, but not as the final big bad of the season. I want to see a mid-season traditional Dalek story like Evolution of the Daleks, Victory of the Daleks, etc. (Just better than them tho). Honestly, I wouldn't mind it if they brought back Spiridon for an episode.
Nice iron man suit on the front. The heart breaker suit 😂
Great ideas!
Tying into the “more traditional stories” idea, I think something else Season 2 needs is better/stronger villains.
I *love* Maestro, but with that exception, there’s *no* decent villains or monsters this season. Sutekh was horribly underutilized, the Goblins were non-characters, the Chuldur sucked, and while I can *appreciate* the other stories being collectively sans-antagonist, but whether they’re new or returning, we need memorable and distinct adversaries in this show.
Ncuti hasn’t really had the chance to “prove” himself as a performer opposite a real villain.
I definitely want a greater variety of writers, and I also desperately want someone to take some of the unchecked power RTD has over the show off him. It's been to the detriment of what COULD have been a truly GREAT season that RTD had nobody to say "no".
No one, I repeat no one other then the BBC and Disney are calling it Season 2.
0:13 Season 41, personally.
The potential of the cybers as the most emotionless beings The doctor faces up against the most emotional version of the character is literally endless..
Not to mention, they can literally then become the best analogy for the fanbase that wants to get rid of any diversity in the show
@@JamesShipman-ef1tj?
More sonic screwdriver and psychic paper, (preferably old sonic design)
8 logically plotted episodes
It's that simple
1 old enemy
4 episodes by writers other than RTD
4 by him
A good new race or baddie
He has always been weak at that part
FOR example the TIMELORDS and DALEKS virtually wipe each other out suddenly there's a big power vacuum in the Universe so what does RTD do bring back the DALEKS which is okay but why not also create some new threats.
When TREK came back did they rely on the KLINGONS and ROMULANS no they added the CARDASSIANS,BORG,DOMINION,KAZON,VIIDIANS and HIROGEN.
THAT is what we need new bad guys for the DOCTOR to face
They already filmed it, so we just hope it wasn’t a mixed bag as Season 1.
Yeah, this next series is DOA
If I was in charge of Doctor Who for future seasons. 1) I would combine the U.S. writers room and the traditional UK autonomous individual writers approach. I would bring in 4 or 5 writers and have a couple weeks of combined discussion on our stories and how best to plot out the season probably without an arc, but at least with a theme and proper character development from episode to episode. Gathering ideas from the other writers to improve and tighten all of our stories. 2) I would get 10 episodes for the price of 8 by doing two 2-parters without adding additional FX (emphasizing drama and storytelling elements that fully flesh out the stories) and 1 very self contained episode in a single practical location and the TARDIS set. 3) I would build conflicts and drama amongst the main characters (Doctor, companions, UNIT) that get resolved by seasons end. 4) I would focus on more world (Universe) building. 5) I would focus most stories on new aliens/monsters, but I would include at least one returning fan favorite every season as well as returning concepts, characters & companions 6) I would emphasis the intelligence of the Doctor and his problem solving a lot more. More science and less magic even if we dip into fantasy 7) There would be more stories in space and on alien worlds, different parts of the UK and at least once every two seasons in different parts of the world and more variety of periods in history. 8) I would put together a show bible for writers that is as consistent, concise and forward thinking as it can be given 60+ years of writing in all media.
season 1 had to film Ncuti finishing up Sex ED not sure season 2 had to as well
Well it can’t get much worse. A good script editor is a big must.
I feel that 8 episodes is unrealistic and need to be at least 10, also each episode should be at least 1hr long because sometimes it's like the end has been rushed or the whole episode sometimes ends up feeling rushed, then when they do a special it should be 1hr 20mins without trying to squash everything in.
Regarding the 4th wall, I don't mind it, Tom Baker and many others in the series use to do it, no explanation.
I also hope that Ncuti Gatwa is now finished with the other things he was involved with so he can put 100% into the Doctor, I don't mind the odd one in a season of not much of the Doctor being in but this season had too many of the Doctors absence.
I’d like returning characters and villains for season 2 save the daleks for later but I wouldn’t mind the cybermen or the sontarans and especially the slitheen and the trickster
Cancellation would be a major improvement.
I want the Daleks back, but to WARN the Doctor of an evil threat approaching (The Valeyard). Having 15 going against his next regeneration (The Valeyard) would be interesting
We did 'kind of' have that with Asylum, with the Daleks calling on the Doctor to handle a broader threat, it does have a great appeal.
I think the best way to deal with the Valeyard would be to make him a projection of just the doctor’s darker side split off from him. His introduction was sufficiently vague that it still works and it also ties in neatly to the Dream Lord from Amy’s Choice.
@@idle_speculationthey could use David Tennant as the Valeyard. He seemed to get the darker more serious aspects of the bigeneration while Ncuti got the emotional and happier sides.
@@itsalexney That's not really how I interpreted bigeneration tbh. I think they should either get a new actor for the Valeyard, or get Toby Jones to do it, semi-reprising his role as the Dream Lord(who was basically the same as the Valeyard already).
Will the next season come out next year?
I want Dianne Morgan to be the next Doctor ❤
What’s the reason why doctor who is only 8 episodes? And not 13 anymore.. I’m really missing the random 2 parters that were really good.
Because the way tv is made has changed drastically since they made 13 episodes. Filming takes long, actors need longer breaks between filming, post production takes longer. RTD wants a series every year at the same time.
@@mrdr0161 well that doesn’t work Doctor who.. I’ll tell you why. Netflix is usually 13 episodes. Cw is 22 episodes. Doctor who use to be the 13. 8 episodes works for a show like interview with a vampire because it’s a one course story with no filler. Doctor who became famous because of the monsters of the week and sly connections to build up to the finale. Watch series 1 and see how bad wolf and the Daleks is setup so when you get to the finale.. it’s a conclusion to the adventures they had and the mystery.
With the season 14, there was so much one off episodes with a little bit of mystery but by the time we got to the finale.. it came and went. It didn’t feel that big of a setup and was definitely rushed. So obviously 8 doesn’t cut it.. they need 13. Doctor who mostly works as monster of the week adventures
Bring back the Cybermen and the Odd
ncuti himself wants to face the daleks, I say let him (there's already a 15 vs cybermen comic)
If it’s not mentioned in the show it isn’t cannon, atleast while the doctor is the currently active doctor.
1. Give the TOS fans their Susan reunion
2. Establish Culture on Gallifrey
3. One of the Guardians reveal his true origins
4. Surviving Deca reunion
5. A Faction Paradox story
6. The Valeyard
Surviving Deca reunion would be hilarious.
"Where's the Master nowadays?"
"Oh, he's a tooth now!"
I'd love this so much but there's a bigger chance that Adric is gonna show up riding a Kroton than any of that (apart from Susan and maybe a new Gallifrey type thing)
@@nodatastored684 7. Grant Morrison showrunner
8 has met her.
Susan's met War and 8, listen to Big Finish and stop hanging onto what the inferior television shit does
I think the Dalek should come back
I’d be happy if there was no master, no daleks and no cyber men. Moffat destroyed all of them
@@HappyBob701Chibnall did. Moffat made the Master have a Redemption Arc and made the Cyberman Scary again.
I suspect a side-show runner might step into Russell's shoes, when he eventually moves on. I'm curious to see what lessons have been learnt from the first season. What are deliberate threads to continue into the next series. I believe Torchwood is dead, though UNIT will probably feature in a spin-off in some capacity.
I can't think of any characters who could support their own show, like SJA, or Class. Maybe we'll get more development with Susan, it would feel too random to drop in a reference with no pay off after decades of forgetting her.
I'm guessing the Battle Between the Land and the Sea, will be a Sea Devil/Silurian story, and hope it will have some sort of actual resolution, rather than fall back into a frustrating stalemate.
_Nu-Universe, who dis?_
Does open up the familiar characters to have a significant redesign, though I'm not sure how some of the classic, or Nu-Who creatures will fit in with Gods that can turn all life into dust, or control all music, or alter reality like the Toymaker. We all saw how powerless the Mysterious Mrs. Flood is in the face of a villain like Sutekh, _She had such plans._
They all feel a little OP, and run the risk of falling to Russell's Deus Ex Machina conclusions...
If anything, I'd like more experimental stories, rather than traditional base under siege ones, or a retreat to the familiar. For me, God Complex, Listen, and Turn Left and so many others are what keeps the show fascinating.
Anyway, Far better than under Chris Chibnall, but I still have concerns.
Listen to Christopher Eccleston.
can this doctor find his outfit? i really liked how each doctor had their own flare! this doctor is a good actor but just not feeling doctor energy. I think its because he hasn't found a outfit yet.
I think finding a single outfit is less important than finding a style. 3, 4, and 12, for example, never had one "uniform", but they all had a general, easily recognizable silhouette and style (ostentatious man of action in a velvet jacket, cape, and frilled shirt; fedora-wearing bohemian wrapped in a scarf; and half-magician, half-aging rockstar always wearing a dark coat with a red or blue lining, respectively).
I agree if they keep doing shortened seasons each season needs to be one story
Agreed
1. New Cast
2. New Showrunner
3. New Writers
4. New Distribution Terms
5. Honor what came before
I’d actually want a story that’s set in the time where the cybermen evolved to their more powerful version
I also have any to see a fight between a Dalek and the newer cybermen
That literally happened already. It was the last big story in Capaldi era before the Christmas specials. Bill Pots got turned into a cyberman
@@orionishi6737 ??? not what i meant, i meant the point in time where the cybermen universally decided to upgrade and not on a ship effected by a black hole
I think we've had that in Nightmare in Silver. I'd personally like to see a horror story with Cybermen since their concept is pretty nasty.
@@chaserseven2886 ok well then we got that when they first showed back up then.
Isn't Season 2 already filmed and ready to go ?
If it is then ... I'm expecting more of the same.
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I'm not expecting a season 3.
Some I agree some I don’t
I understand why they filmed them like they did but as you say the trouble with filming so far in advance means they can't listen to the audience and 'improve'. If the audience think it's just gonna be the same again some may choose not to bother watching. We def. need at least 10 if not 12 episodes plus the specials. Given the series is aiming at a younger demographic I think more historical stories would be good to both teach and entertain people as it was originally intended.
Here's an idea, the Doctor visits the 1980's . Not that far off in time but eons away in terms of tech. it could help younger people connect with their parents or grandparents.
I think the biggest problem is that it no longer matters what the viewers think anymore. All that matters is how profitable the show will be for the BBC. Back in 2005, bringing back doctor who was a risk, and in order to see if it would pay off, they had to listen to feedback. Now the production team seems so overconfident, Russell had already written two whole seasons before we’d even seen ncuti on screen, proving that it doesn’t matter what we think.
I don't want more serialization
Tharries back at it with good takes as usual
In my opinion, I think there was sometimes too much reliance on lore (especially with last two), that yes... long time Doctor Who fans love, but was there too much for the new viewer? It is all about getting those new eyeballs on the screen and having them stick around that will guarantee a future for the show. I guess I was expecting more like The Devil's Cord (which was my favorite) and less about things that ultimately were alien in origin. I agree with you about the Doctor Companion relationship.... that was short shifted in season 1 (series 14), and these episodes need a few minutes more to have those scenes.
All that said, I did enjoy the season, and I didn't come away disliking any the the episodes.
Your first point is the key, we need more "traditional" stories, which I interpret as stories for the majority of the audience, not those aimed at a niche of those or stories writtem to massage the writers world view. A start would be to stop writing overt political messaging in the show, it was always there but was was far more subtle and get back to storytelling being the main driver of content
I would like to see 90 minute episodes. I think the plots are too overstuffed (and this is not a recent issue but has been present since the revival) resulting in awkward pacing and rushed, illogical resolutions. With an additional half hour, they'd have enough time to include the bits that tie everything together more completely and provide a satisfying ending to the episodes.
It's already in the can !?
Step 1 fire the cast
Step 2 fire the crew
Step 3 find people that actually know what Dr who is
No Daleks or Cybermen pleeeeease. Unless they think of something new to do with the Cybermen, leave them alone, and the Daleks have had more than their time at this point. They need a few years off.
Or the Master.
1. Admit Ruby is not human
2. Never bring back Rouge
3. Have the Doctor and Ruby actually adventure together.
That’s all they have to do and it will be a great series
I think they could have Rogue back but not for a while. Maybe have the Doctor reject him because he knows how dangerous being close to him is, and have them both move on. Then you can retire the character now that the loose ends have been tied up.
I would quit doing the doctor literally episodes and more focused on him
EDIT the WOKE out of season 2 and for season 3 hire a script editor who has the balls to point out the shit to RTD
I think we all know there is nothing ..the public have simply turned their back on this show and I can't blame them ...I doubt it will get another chance now for a long time ..the RTD agenda has simply turned off almost all families
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Don't make another series. Not until they return to entertaining stories and stop pushing agendas. It hasn't been done properly since the end of Capaldi and even then it was heading downhill. They have taken all that was good about the show and thrown it under the bus called "THE MESSAGE". There's no substance to the show. The Doctor want's to be a clown judging by his acting, Disney have taken over with the help of RTD whose agenda matches that of Disney. Major franchises have been destroyed in the name diversity. Diversity isn't a bad thing done properly but it shouldn't be at the expense of characterisation and story. Until they realise this it won't return to anything like it's glory days.
Best they can do for season 2? Cancel it. Fire RTD. Fire Gatwa. Leave Disney. Stop insulting your audience. Find a showrunner who loves DW and not just the message.
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No ❤
I wish, but season 2 is all filmed. So yeah here we are. Lets see (well the ones still left) if that was a big mistake next year
couldnt agree more, season 3 wont happen thats for sure
Ncuti Gatwa is the best part of this season. Sack Russell keep Ncuti.
I'm sorry Tharries but I've scanned through Season 1 and I can't think of a single thing that is good about it. I can think of 50 reasons why it was bad but most people know those already so I wont waste my time repeating them here.
In fact, I wont waste my time with Doctor Who again until there is a New Showrunner and a New Doctor.
you won't be missed buddy
Then you def were being blinded by preconceived notions. There were tons of classic moments of who all through out.
I'm not saying it was the best season ever but nothing good is just being difficult on purpose.
There were some positives. Examples:
- It was better than most of Chibnall era. Or at least more watchable.
- Millie played Ruby well.
- Mel returned.
- Thanks to it, we got "Tales of the Tardis" and cameos of classic Doctors and companions. And potential spinoff.
@@inquerion8867being better than chibnall isn’t a merit
@@chaserseven2886 but the Millions who have stopped watching will
NEW DOCTOR! - NEW SHOWRUNNER!
😂😂😂😂this so delusional it’s not even funny
Who do you propose, joso7228?
@@chaserseven2886 well S2 filmed so we can watch the collapse. The only hope is that RTD and Ncuti are replaced for S3 by competent exciting people.
@@inquerion8867 any competent Showrunner without an Agenda.
@@inquerion8867 well YT keeps censoring my comments so its hard to say. I love Doctor Who but this Nu Version is terribly conceived and written.