I really do like the show as much as i like the Classics but i see them as two different beasts. I find the new shows and fro me they are so much easier to watch than the older ones since i have a shoddy attention span and i find while watching the classics i tend to switch off or skip through parts since the pace is significantly slower, some episodes that stretch over 4 parts could of been solved easily in two. I was born when Dr Who was cancelled and my first taste was the Movie then again a few years ago with series 2 and i imagine most of the new audience are made up of children who obviously never saw the previous regime so it makes sense to change and adapt to a modern audience. Most TV shows that have been revived are far removed from what they originally were, sometimes i works better and sometimes it fails (he-man new cartoon was a total miss for me) Pretty much this is Doctor Who now and i think if it ever tried to go back to the style of old it would fall flat since this is what new generations believe Who to be. I praise Moffat for taking new risks despite the popularity of RTD's time and for giving us stuff to discuss even if it is getting confusing!
Love and Monsters.
