Originally Posted by
Granny McSmith:
“Are people still going on about Tennant? I've not noticed it. Even I'm not (except as a joke) and nobody's a bigger fan of 10 than me. (I'm a fan of 11 too.
)
If anyone says people can'rt acccept Matt/Moffat because they don't like change one more time, I'll scream. Sometimes people don't like things because they don't like them. I have been not very happy with some of the events of series 5 & 6 because (mainly) I have thought them way too sentimental for DW. Solving the problem of rampaging monsters by loving them into submission just makes me cringe, I'm afraid, and it has happened much too much.
Also the story arc was a bit daft, imo.
That said, I still think Moffat is great when he gets it right. And Matt is so wonderful as an actor I could watch him in anything.”
Scream as much as you like, but I still think this is the reason.
At the end of the day, I just can't understand at all why people care so much about the "quality" of episodes. Maybe there's something wrong with me because I am in the overwhelming minority. Almost any television show will please me so long as I like the premise. Because of this, there isn't really an episode of Doctor Who I haven't liked. Yes, I like some more than others, but I never do things like analyse and critique the acting, the plot or the themes, and I have never been bored by an episode. I just sit back and enjoy the entertainment...
...then I come on here and see countless people moaning about how "paper-thin" the plot was, how "unbelievable" the characters were or how "wooden" the acting was. (This happens with any television drama, not just Doctor Who) Why do people even think about these things if it will just ruin the experience? Doctor Who isn't a work of art, it's a television series designed to entertain people on a Saturday evening.
In short, people on here take television far too seriously, in my opinion....oh well, I suppose that's what you get for joining a television discussion forum!

And I suppose there'd be nothing to talk about if everyone liked everything....
...so my rant was essentially pointless!

Just ignore my insane ramblings and move swiftly on.
Only around a month to go now!
Originally Posted by DODS11:
“The breaks are absolutely refreshing in my eyes. The fact you're frustrated that you have to wait shows that you're anticipating it and wanting it ... which is what a show should make you feel.
Also, longer production = more time to iron stuff out.
Stop moaning and just wait for it like everybody else.”
I don't like the disjointed feeling which comes with the breaks. I don't mind long waits, but I'd much prefer all the episodes to be shown weekly, one after the other.