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Wanted for the murder of Doctor Who......Matt Smith
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worse than ever this week, I do however admit the scripts have nosedived.
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Michael Sheen http://www.r adiotimes... rog_details_ popup.jsp
18:59 Sat 14th May 2011
Michael Sheen http://www.radiotimes...rog_details_popup.jsp
It's very strange, micmak. Stephen Moffat is one of my favourite TV script writers. I maintain that "Coupling" was one of the best-written British sit-coms of all time, and that the episodes of Dr Who he wrote with RTD was still head writer were the best of that era, "The Empty Child" and "Blink" in particular...
The script this week was by multi-award winning author Neil Gaiman - a man who in a short sequence in one of his "Sandman" issues "threw away" (a writer is given an "idea overload" by a Muse and starts spouting out ideas for stories) better ideas than most writers have in their lifetimes.
Matt Smith is great - a "proper" Doctor (not to denigrate DT's interpretation, which certainly propelled the show into the mass consciousness). I think the current complaints about the show are because it is now "uncut" pure Doctor Who, whereas RTD made sure that he kept the "casual" viewers onside.
Matt Smith is great - a "proper" Doctor (not to denigrate DT's interpretation, which certainly propelled the show into the mass consciousness). I think the current complaints about the show are because it is now "uncut" pure Doctor Who, whereas RTD made sure that he kept the "casual" viewers onside.
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