I'm taking "new" as being anything post-Paul McGann.
I preferred the Eccleston/Tennant years to Moffatt's reign, but the format is as much of a change as the writers & actors. While Rusty liked his twists, Moffat seems to have taken them too far. Whatever happened to just telling a decent story? Although the Doctor travels in time, he never used to keep crossing his own timeline so much that everything got completely messed up. We had goodies and baddies and a cushion to hide behind.
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Date: 2011-10-03 12:24 am (UTC)I preferred the Eccleston/Tennant years to Moffatt's reign, but the format is as much of a change as the writers & actors. While Rusty liked his twists, Moffat seems to have taken them too far. Whatever happened to just telling a decent story? Although the Doctor travels in time, he never used to keep crossing his own timeline so much that everything got completely messed up. We had goodies and baddies and a cushion to hide behind.
Jelly baby, anyone?