I'm enjoying the new series, but I'm still not finding it as compelling as what went before.
That sums up my reaction in a nutshell. I was obsessed with Nine and Ten as character-driven (well, let's face it, RTD can't plot worth a damn) drama-with-fun-Who-stuff-attached.
Moffatt-Who is, so far, the fun-Who-stuff, without any of the Angsty Character Drama - taking the show much more back to its roots, really. My inner eight-year-old enjoys it immensely; my adult drama-watching head is not compelled, to the extent that if I miss an episode and end up catching up days later it doesn't seem to be the end of the world.
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Date: 2010-05-10 10:26 am (UTC)That sums up my reaction in a nutshell. I was obsessed with Nine and Ten as character-driven (well, let's face it, RTD can't plot worth a damn) drama-with-fun-Who-stuff-attached.
Moffatt-Who is, so far, the fun-Who-stuff, without any of the Angsty Character Drama - taking the show much more back to its roots, really. My inner eight-year-old enjoys it immensely; my adult drama-watching head is not compelled, to the extent that if I miss an episode and end up catching up days later it doesn't seem to be the end of the world.
And my (real) six-year-old is loving it.