Well Moffat might f**k off of his own accord shortly, if he gets the breakthrough in America he's after. Otherwise the BBC will be lobbing the spider his way for sure - or at least threatening it.
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It's been asked before, but let's try it again:
What gives Dr Who its enduring appeal?
Quote: Nogget @ May 24 2011, 8:29 PM BSTIt's been asked before, but let's try it again:
What gives Dr Who its enduring appeal?
The one on the left.
Quote: Nogget @ May 24 2011, 8:29 PM BSTIt's been asked before, but let's try it again: What gives Dr Who its enduring appeal?
It's a show that can literally go anywhere and do anything.
It helps being able to replace its cast too.
It's just a great idea for a TV show, that has the possibility to be many different things in many different places/times/worlds from week to week. And when, after a few years, people might start to get tired of the show, it can completely change it's cast, and/or showrunner, and approach things anew again.
Most shows have a set lifespan, really, they can't just drag on forever; where as this one can reach its and come back the next year feeling fresh and exciting again.
And I would love to see one of Verity L's stars write a WHO as I mentioned before - David Renwick!
I'd love to see that too. 
Hey, just imagine the roar of laughter from the audience when the Doctor opens the TARDIS door and a mattress falls out. 
Quote: Mikey Jackson @ May 24 2011, 10:24 PM BSTI'd love to see that too.
Hey, just imagine the roar of laughter from the audience when the Doctor opens the TARDIS door and a mattress falls out.
Oh Mikey. Sighs.
Quote: Nil Putters @ May 24 2011, 9:14 PM BSTIt helps being able to replace its cast too.
Quote: Gavin @ May 24 2011, 8:42 PM BSTThe one on the left.
It's funny, but it's wrong. Amy is dispensible, like any companion, but the Doctor never is, and you lot* are going to have to sit up and notice some day soon that despite some ropey scripts (which they've all had) Matt Smith is the best Doctor ever.
* I acknowledge there are some notable exceptions who already know this.
On Radio 4extra this week, after the 6pm broadcast of Dr Who, there's a series of discussions about The Daleks, with intellectual history researcher Dr Robin Bunce.
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Quote: Nil Putters @ May 25 2011, 8:41 AM BSTIt's showing me pages 735-737 at the bottom of the page but when I click them it says
Same here
Does that make us BCGBFF now then? 
It's like the normal parameters of time and space have somehow been distorted.