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Steven Moffat to Step Down as Head Writer After S10

BBC announces Steven Moffat’s next series of Doctor Who will be his last and confirms Chris Chibnall as new Head Writer and Executive Producer.

After six incredible series at the helm, the multi-award winning Steven Moffat has decided to step down as the lead writer and executive producer of Doctor Who.

Steven took over the reins on Series 5 in 2010 and during his tenure the show has become a truly global success. He has been responsible for introducing the Eleventh and the Twelfth Doctors in Matt Smith and Peter Capaldi; as well as two companions Amy Pond (Karen Gillan) and Clara Oswald (Jenna Coleman) and iconic characters and monsters including River Song (Alex Kingston), Missy (Michelle Gomez), Rory (Arthur Darvill) and the terrifying Weeping Angels. Plus, the smash hit 50th Anniversary special in 2013 which saw fans around the world celebrate the world’s longest running sci-fi series with the Doctors, Matt Smith, David Tennant and John Hurt battling the deadly Daleks in a feature length episode. Steven’s final series will air on BBC One in Spring 2017 and there will be a Christmas Special in 2016.

Steven Moffat says : “Feels odd to be talking about leaving when I’m just starting work on the scripts for season 10, but the fact is my timey-wimey is running out. While Chris is doing his last run of Broadchurch, I’ll be finishing up on the best job in the universe and keeping the TARDIS warm for him. It took a lot of gin and tonic to talk him into this, but I am beyond delighted that one of the true stars of British Television drama will be taking the Time Lord even further into the future. At the start of season 11, Chris Chibnall will become the new showrunner of Doctor Who. And I will be thrown in a skip.”

Like Steven, Chris Chibnall is also a lifelong Doctor Who fan and a multi-award winning writer and executive producer. He has most recently achieved huge success with the triple BAFTA winning hit ITV series Broadchurch. His other credits include BAFTA nominated The Great Train Robbery, United, Law & Order: UK, Life on Mars and Torchwood. Chris Chibnall’s debut series will launch in 2018.

Chris Chibnall, new Head Writer and Executive Producer : “Doctor Who is the ultimate BBC programme: bold, unique, vastly entertaining, and adored all around the world. So it’s a privilege and a joy to be the next curator of this funny, scary and emotional family drama. I’ve loved Doctor Who since I was four years old, and I’m relishing the thought of working with the exceptional team at BBC Wales to create new characters, creatures and worlds for the Doctor to explore. Steven’s achieved the impossible by continually expanding Doctor Who’s creative ambition, while growing its global popularity. He’s been a dazzling and daring showrunner, and hearing his plans and stories for 2017, it’s clear he’ll be going out with a bang. Just to make my life difficult.”

Charlotte Moore, Controller, BBC One says : “I want to thank Steven Moffat for everything he has given Doctor Who – I’ve loved working with him, he is an absolute genius and has brought fans all over the world such joy. I will be very sad to see him leave the show but I can’t wait to see what he will deliver in his last ever series next year with a brand new companion. I have decided to schedule Steven’s big finale series in Spring 2017 to bring the nation together for what will be a huge event on the channel. 2016 is spoilt with national moments including the Euros and Olympics and I want to hold something big back for 2017 – I promise it will be worth the wait! I would also like to take this opportunity to welcome Chris Chibnall, a wonderfully talented writer who I know will bring something very special to the hit series.”

Polly Hill, Controller, BBC Drama Commissioning says : “Like Charlotte I would like to thank Steven for his brilliance, which has made Doctor Who a global hit under his tenure. Chris Chibnall is the perfect successor to take over the reins of this incredible show, so I am delighted that his love for Doctor Who has made it impossible for him to resist! Chris is an incredible writer and his vision and passion for Doctor Who gives it an exciting future and promises to be a real treat for Doctor Who fans across the world.”


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128 comments

  • Jason [Doctor Who One] from Deviant Art

    January 30th, 2016 - 6:17pm

    With Steven Moffat leaving and Chris Chibnell taking over as showrunner, this is how I feel the rest of the 2010’s is likely to be until we reach a new decade by 2020.

    2016
    January 2016 sees the announcement of Steven Moffat stepping down as showrunner, and announces his successor as Chris Chibnell.

    It is also announced the same month that there will not be a 10th series of Doctor Who in 2016. Peter Capaldi is stated online as saying that he will leave Doctor Who in 2017 in order for Chris Chibnell to have a new Doctor of his own.

    Christmas Day 2016 will see the only new episode of Doctor Who broadcast since 2015 Christmas Special ‘The Husbands of River Song’.

    2017
    Series 10 – Said to be Peter Capaldi’s final series as the 12th Doctor. He will be joined by a new companion in his final series, thou no actor at the time of this being uploaded has yet been announced, or what their characters name will be. Steven Moffat will step down perhaps at the end of series 10 or after Christmas Day 2017’s Christmas Special, which may also see the debut of a new actor as the 13th Doctor.

    2018
    Series 11 – Chris Chibnell takes over from Steven Moffat as showrunner. Series 11 begins the adventures of a brand new 13th Doctor, accompanied by the 12th Doctor’s final companion. Series 11 may see many changes during the beginning of Chris Chibnell’s era, such as a new opening titles, theme and maybe a new Tardis console room design.

    2019
    Series 12 – Second series for Chris Chibnell as showrunner, as well as the second full series of the 13th Doctor and his own companion if his companion is the same introduced in series 10 in 2017.

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    • Jason [Doctor Who One] from Deviant Art

      January 30th, 2016 - 6:21pm

      Oh please ignore that bit regarding 2017 about ‘being uploaded has yet to be announced’ as I wrote that in the description of a new upload I’ve just done today on Deviant Art called ‘Doctor Who during the 2010’s’.

      I forgot to delete that bit.

  • CG

    January 30th, 2016 - 2:53pm

    I actually like the idea of no Doctor Who in 2016, apart from Christmas.
    It may make us appreciate the show a little more and make the build up to Series 10 even more exciting.
    All I hope for in the next few years is to Capaldi to stay on as the Doctor at least for series 11 as well because there should be some continuity between the changing of producers etc and we don’t want what happened in the Eleventh Hour and Series 5 to happen all over again, where there were hardly any links back to my previous stories and a complete new start.
    I think Capaldi should be given the chance to play the Doctor under the control of another producer to really show us what an amazing actor he can be as some of the stories written over the last 2 series haven’t shown us this.

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    • Dalek The Supreme

      February 14th, 2016 - 5:40pm

      Honestly, I thought a new start was exactly what we needed as Russel T Davies’ run of the show came to its end. It had just started to feel a bit tired, and The Eleventh Hour with the rest of Series 5 came and revamped the show, giving it a fresh new look with a show-runner, new Doctor, new companion, new TARDIS, new everything.

      Honestly, I think that’s what we need right now: a fresh new start. I’m not saying I want Peter Capaldi to go. Heck, he’s gotten so much better this past series. However, I’m not sure where they can go with his Doctor from here. He’s been taken in and out of character and beyond extremes already, and I’m worried the Twelfth Doctor’s character may be broken beyond repair as of Hell Bent. Besides, Steven Moffat’s era has felt tired these last two series (at least, for me) and a fresh new start is exactly what I think the series needs right now.

  • CharlieMars

    January 29th, 2016 - 3:17pm

    I hope we at least get a big special in 2016, like the 50th anniversary but on a much smaller scale of course.
    Maybe even a multi-doctor story with Paul McGann like people have been wanting for years?
    Finally give him his time to shine!
    While we’re at it, make it a multi-master story too with Gomez+Capaldi + Macqueen+McGann!

    Maybe i’m hoping for a little too much, I just hope since we’re not getting a series we’re not just left with one of Moffat’s usual Christmas specials, because we all know how they usually go.

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  • Anonymous

    January 29th, 2016 - 7:25am

    When is a new episode of Doctor who coming

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    • booboo

      January 29th, 2016 - 7:26am

      not until Christmas the full series in 2017

  • doctor no more

    January 27th, 2016 - 5:29pm

    glad to see moffet going,although to be fair he has given some great episodes that for me finished with the name of the doctor,the day of the the doctor was very poor considering it was a mammoth 50 years,it should of been epic.not enjoyed it since matt left sadly, as I do still tune in every episode hoping for it to get better.I think its wrong of the bbc not to have a series this year,still want their licence fee though!!!.please spend some money on Russell t.writing a couple of episodes and please lets get a new doctor soon.geronimo!!!

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    • Sid Rat

      January 28th, 2016 - 12:42pm

      Agreed.

    • David Tennant is my doctor!

      September 5th, 2016 - 6:22am

      The episodes weren’t the best ones ever but they were enjoyalble. I am glad he is leaving also. In short: I agree.

  • Auton1970

    January 27th, 2016 - 9:22am

    I have mixed emotions about Moffat leaving it will be nice to see how chris chinball does he has previously written 4 Doctor who stories that have not been very good such as dinosaurs on a spaceship and power of three disappointed there will be no season 10 this year but at least it’s in March 2017 not September also we still have a xmas special so sad peter capaldi is leaving in series 10 or in the 2017 xmas special

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    • Anonymous

      January 27th, 2016 - 12:41pm

      Both Capaldi and Moffat had contracts that leave one Christmas Special and a series of 12 episodes.

      Just because Steven Moffat has decided not to get it renewed does not mean Peter Capaldi is going, no matter how much certain publications would like it to be true.

  • Whovian

    January 25th, 2016 - 8:15pm

    I really like Steven moffet as the director and I will miss him.On a side note is everyone going to ignore the fact that we have to wait SO long for another episode and a year for a series.

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  • Anonymous

    January 25th, 2016 - 12:43pm

    Well after a wonderful 2015 where Capaldi really put his stamp on the role and we saw loads of great merchandise (highlight being the 8th Doctor in new costume), this year sounds a tad depressing…

    * One of the most bold and imaginative writers the show has ever seen quits

    * No new Who epsiodes for over a year excluding the Xmas special

    * Character have no plans to release any new figures and UT have gone quiet too

    The year is over before it has even began (major huff).

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    • booboo

      January 25th, 2016 - 1:47pm

      I wouldn’t rule out any new figures just yet, Underground Toys never discuss future plans and Character would not show anything that are bound to end up as Exclusives in the UK.

      With over 50 years of History one year of absence should not really effect the “Collector” and “Geek” markets

    • Anonymous

      January 25th, 2016 - 4:21pm

      I think this also ‘explains’ why both Christmas Specials are on the Series 9 Box Set. They knew all this months back & lied continuously. All that twaddle about there being a full series in 2016 from Moffat was correct. They just failed to omit that vital fact there would be a full series MADE in 2016 but not shown until 2017. That old flannel spewing forth from Charlotte Moore is the most pitiful excuse for having a year off ever!

  • Alex Who?

    January 24th, 2016 - 9:26pm

    Moffat brought a lot to the show but I think he was running out of gas. I hope Capaldi returns with Chibnall.

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  • The Moffat Paradox

    January 24th, 2016 - 8:01pm

    The upside is that it gives Peter Capaldi the opportunity to do other things so as to come back to it refreshed and reenthused and maybe then hand over the Tardis keys after hopefully no sooner than series 11.

    We should hold Polly Hill to her promise though.

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    • The original Time Lord

      January 24th, 2016 - 10:54pm

      No, Capaldi doesnt get a years break. He has to film the Series! He starts in March, it’s only the transmission that’s been delayed.

    • The Moffat Paradox

      January 25th, 2016 - 2:59pm

      If so how does the BBC expect to keep an effective lid on leaks for so long so we cant know whats in every episode (where the title isn’t a giveaway)short of seeing them?

    • Anonymous

      January 27th, 2016 - 12:39pm

      If the information is going to leak, it’s going to leak no matter how much time you give it.

  • Voord Supreme

    January 24th, 2016 - 7:03pm

    A little gratitude please, fandom! Even his critics acknowledge Stephen Moffat has written the lion’s share of the best stories since the series return.
    And there should be no whiff of satisfaction as Doctor Who is janked off air for a year….

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    • Kklak!

      January 24th, 2016 - 7:18pm

      Well said.
      Am currently having flashbacks to the 80’s over some of the comments….. seems that some fans would to prefer no Who at all if that allows them to life unchallenged in their own particular Golden Age.

    • David Tennant is my doctor!

      September 5th, 2016 - 6:28am

      Well for anyone who was unlucky and not watching BBC in August there was a special marathon including the 50th annaversary and Christmas specials of the 3 most popular doctors the name of the marathon was Doctor Who: Christmas in August. Sorry if you missed it. 🙁

  • Sid Rat

    January 24th, 2016 - 12:11pm

    I’m glad he’s finally going. He’s done some really bad stuff with DW over the years, but he’s also written some brilliant stuff for DW. I think DW is better for having had him involved, but perhaps not for so long. The BBC should’ve planned for more than one special though in 2016 – to keep public interest, maybe 3 of them, which needn’t be shown during the Olympics or Euros (if that genuinely was their concern). I know we all have different views; personally I would like to see 1 more season of 12th doctor, then a regeneration to tie in with Moffat leaving, and a bit of a return to the series 1-4 format.

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  • Ash

    January 24th, 2016 - 10:57am

    As a watcher of Dr Who since the first incarnation, William Hartnell, back in the mists of time (if there are any mists of time left in the world of the time lord), the rebirth of the series was a terrific moment (like Leeds United arriving back in the premiership, although that hasn’t actually happened yet). But in recent years it has felt like a tv series marched boldly up a hill, only to be marched, at a slightly quicker pace, back down the other side. The production is fabulous; the acting top notch; but the plots have become almost entirely incomprehensible. What a shame. The quicker Chris Chibnall’s era can begin the better. I don’t know much about the guy, but good luck to him.

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    • Anonymous

      January 25th, 2016 - 1:40pm

      I have watched the show since the late 70’s so not quite as experienced as your good self. Being a fan of the show for so long, you will know that DW fans always complain and ironically, often fail to embrace the future and change – I remember my uncle complaining Tom Baker was a fool and not as good as Jon Pertwee….its the nature of British culture and DW fans to believe its “cool” to dislike. I for one have loved SM’s work – I think he has brought more to the mythology of the show than anyone before him. His writing is bold and adventurous…if not a little self indulgent but in my mind, the man is a genius…like all great artists, he is not without his faults and weakness but I’d rather have timey wimey complex plots than the dross we sat through in the 80s. I was never a big fan of RTD or David Tennant’s Doctor but I respect RTD for the man who got our show back on TV as I will respect SM for the man who give the show an extra dimension and moved it anyway from the soap opera it was turning into under RTD.

      As for Chris Chibnall – I’ve not liked any episodes he has wrote for DW so far and witnessed him creating a wonderful crime drama in Broadchurch only to unravel it in the mess that was series 2….however, like you I wish him the best because I will be behind the show and therefore him.

  • Ian

    January 24th, 2016 - 8:21am

    Why do we have to have a series ark? Can’t we just have a series with the Doctor & companion traveling around time and space. Also whoever the new companion is, no baggage please!

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    • Anonymous

      January 25th, 2016 - 1:30pm

      Series arcs were often part of the classic series too. Most US shows use this method as it locks the viewer for the entire series rather than dipping in and out. Not sure if I agree with going back to having two dimensional companions….girls who scream and boys who act the hero…no thanks.

    • Anonymous

      January 27th, 2016 - 12:42pm

      The companion can have development without having to have a convoluted backstory or family screwing things around.

  • Dalek The Supreme

    January 24th, 2016 - 3:18am

    Oh, and Chris Chibnall as his replacement? The guy who brought us The Hungry Earth/Cold Blood, Dinosaurs On A Spaceship, and The Power of Three? Hell yes!

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    • Anonymous

      January 25th, 2016 - 1:27pm

      Are you series…the Power of 3? Also, did you see Broadchurch series 2. What an utter mess.

    • Dalek The Supreme

      January 25th, 2016 - 3:05pm

      I’ll admit I’ve never seen Broadchurch, but I feel that The Power of Three was a truly good episode with the only major fault being the incredibly rushed ending.

  • Dalek The Supreme

    January 24th, 2016 - 3:15am

    On one hand, he’s written some of my favorite episodes (The Eleventh Hour, The Pandorica Opens/The Big Bang, Blink, The Empty Child/The Doctor Dances, Heaven Sent, and The Day of the Doctor leap to mind), the Eleventh Doctor is my Doctor, 2010 – 2013 is what I’d call my personal “golden age” of Doctor Who, I’ve loved his redesigns of the TARDIS, the Sonic Screwdriver, and the Daleks. and Peter Capaldi has been a mostly enjoyable Doctor.

    On the other hand, he’s given us some real letdowns like Let’s Kill Hitler and Dark Water/Death in Heaven, and two episodes ago he ruined much of what one of his greatest episodes gave us.

    All in all, I’m glad he’s going, and while Series 10 better be amazing to make up for the letdowns of Death in Heaven and Hell Bent, I will remember him for his best. And I’d be lying if I said his best wasn’t Doctor Who at some of its finest.

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  • ALBERT GALEA

    January 24th, 2016 - 1:38am

    And also Argos has stopped selling Who stuff lol.

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  • Exterminator

    January 24th, 2016 - 1:36am

    Message to the Moff, thank you for giving us Missy and bringing back Davros. More of the two of them please for your grand finale!

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  • princebenjibella

    January 24th, 2016 - 12:08am

    Moffat does not need to go with a bang. He just needs to go.

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  • Prof Horner

    January 23rd, 2016 - 9:44pm

    Sadly I have become indifferent to new who. But lets give the new guy a chance.

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  • The super whovian

    January 23rd, 2016 - 9:03pm

    I know no doctor who for a year (expect for a Christmas special) is a terrifying thought.
    BUT DONT PANIC

    There’s still Class and many big finish audios to look forward to this year

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    • JasonisnotaRobot

      January 23rd, 2016 - 9:27pm

      Maybe they knew about this all along and Class was this years replacement for Doctor Who! Sneaky Moffat.

    • mark Belsom

      January 23rd, 2016 - 11:55pm

      Don’t think I’ll bother with Class. I can’t see why the BBC wants to show series ten in 2017. I’m gradually losing interest in doctor who, I hope I’m wrong.

    • Jam

      January 24th, 2016 - 8:49pm

      Why not give Class a go, its all we’re getting this year and might be brilliant.

      I’m sad there will be no series this year but saw it coming, the BBC are essentially skipping this year which is skipping a whole years budget for Who, This is the 3rd time.

      But the point is its still on after 10 years and (obviously my opinion) better than ever. Series 8 & 9 have been the best i think (joint with 4).

      I went back and started from Rose with the view look at it with fresh eyes and don’t look at what i wanted and look at what we got and the only episodes i still now can’t get through are Night Terrors & Widow zzzzzzzz. It changed my mind on a tonne of episodes and story choices.

      Lost track of my point (i never do comments).

      I think after all these years we’ve still got a series which i think is as good or better than we’ve ever had which after 10 years no other show has achieved.

      Im gonna miss Moffat as but I’m confident that series 10 is gonna be a whopper.

      Chibnall i saw coming and personally i thought the next runner shouldn’t be a “lifelong fan” but someone who has become a fan because of new who which would take it in a whole new direction.

    • mark Belsom

      January 25th, 2016 - 11:19am

      Last season I really liked was series four.

    • The Original Time Lord

      January 25th, 2016 - 6:26pm

      To Jam – the BBC is not “skipping a budget”. They are using the budget to complete series 10 as they would have done normally! It’s only the transmission time thats been changed. The BBC Controller decided against a spilit series of 4 episodes in 2016 and the remaining 9 from March 2017 in favour of broadcasting in its entirety. This shows she actually understood that spilt seasons were unpopular!
      Fans really have to get over this… they have to film the series, give them time to be creative. TV shows today are no longer guaranteed a yearly timeslot. Many appear every so often. I’ve said this before .. it’s only a year! It is no big deal. Some of us had to wait 16 years once… imagine that!

  • The super whovian

    January 23rd, 2016 - 9:00pm

    I don’t think Moffat is a bad writer. Sure he has written some episodes that people don’t like but he has done many great things for the show. Two amazing doctors, an outstating 50th anniversary special, two of the most terrifying monsters and many great characters. So I think Moffat is one of the best writers the show has ever had.
    #ThankyouMoffat

    Also Chris Chibnall I haven’t seen much of his work so I cant really decide if he is a good choice or not but he hasn’t written any bad episodes of doctor who so I have hope he will give the show a new style

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  • Anonymous

    January 23rd, 2016 - 7:44pm

    I wish people wouldn’t keep lying to us

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  • Doctor Stu

    January 23rd, 2016 - 6:17pm

    He’s given us some good stories but it’s time for him to go, I’m glad he’s gone now when he’s still loved rather than in a couple of years time when people would be begging for him to leave. The new writer sort of needs to look back at series 1-4 and use that as his template going forward in my opinion

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  • Dalekdino27

    January 23rd, 2016 - 4:49pm

    No Doctor who this year? Appalling, utterly appalling. And Why? probably as moffat wants to spend more time on Sherlock (we may get a similar situation with Chris Chibnall and his broadchurch), at least the when Russell t Davies left we had the 2009 specials. Not only is this upsetting to us fans it will probably leave the show damaged as the public will loose interest in the show and if moffat intends to “go out with a bang” as Chris Chibnall claims, we may be in for more stories that alienate the average viewers. This is probably just my anger talking but Doctor who is something we all look forward to and this procrastination is infuriating.

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    • Jason [Doctor Who One] from Deviant Art

      January 23rd, 2016 - 4:56pm

      Funny thing is, no explanation to why there is no series of Doctor Who this year has actually been given as far as I can tell.

      Would be nice to know why we have no tenth series this year, except for a Christmas Special which we will be getting.

    • Trenzalore

      January 23rd, 2016 - 5:12pm

      I believe a break will do the show some good and is exactly what is needed, I bet it’ll get some of the best viewing figures in a long while when it comes back.

      The reason given was ‘to bring the nation together for what will be a huge event on the channel’. So its probably better we don’t have a series this year if they can’t get fully behind it due to things like the Olympics.

    • Anonymous

      January 23rd, 2016 - 6:34pm

      Steven Moffat has repeatedly said over the years, and again pointed out of late that he just makes the show, he has no power over when it goes out, so all these claims it is down to Sherlock or him being a bad father (as a certain former BBC One controller attempted to claim) are simply not true.

    • The Twelfth Doctor

      January 23rd, 2016 - 6:53pm

      The coming series of Broadchurch is going to be the last ever, meaning Doctor Who will be Chris’ only priority.

    • Dalekdino27

      January 23rd, 2016 - 7:57pm

      The fact that it has been postponed as the BBC were worried moffat’s final series would be overshadowed by the Olympics, is Ironic seeing how they didn’t mind putting series 9 on so late (in the UK) it looses loads of viewing figures. Personally I think it’s just an excuse from the BBC, but the break may be good for the show. Also out of interest what do you (Anonymous) mean about the BBC One controller claiming moffat is a bad father? like to the show or his kids? seems rather a horrid thing to say from a head of a major tax funded company.

    • Anonymous

      January 23rd, 2016 - 9:44pm

      Moffat’s own, something along the lines of him working all the time on Doctor Who and Sherlock meaning he only had one day off a year, so that’s what he did.

      Needless to say the public relations people were all over it in a panic trying to reassure people this was due to his “dry sense of humour”.

    • mark Belsom

      January 23rd, 2016 - 11:58pm

      Last time there was a break in the series,it didn’t return for nearly 20 years.

  • Anonymous

    January 23rd, 2016 - 4:46pm

    Finally, thank u god!

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  • 12th Doctor Fan

    January 23rd, 2016 - 4:30pm

    I’m prepared to se what he does, hopefully No River, no Danny Pink like characters, must be better than 42 that just bored me. Would love Capaldi to stay for series 11. Ok we’ve no Who this year but surely we’ve got others things to watch I have, classic and new Who, loads of Monkey dvds. Other Peter Capaldi roles. Oh yes plenty for me to Watch.

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    • 12th Doctor Fan

      January 24th, 2016 - 7:57pm

      Oh meant to say want bother with Olympics last time was bad enough, thank god we’ve a time difference. I can avoid all of it hopefully.

  • rft

    January 23rd, 2016 - 3:04pm

    The dude did Torchwood! That’s good enough for me!

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  • doctor no more

    January 23rd, 2016 - 2:45pm

    Time has run out for Mr Moffet not before time. The last couple of series have been rubbish compared to the the few that went before. Just hope we get a new doctor aswell as kids aren’t connecting with this doctor, don’t see much merchandise with his face on.

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  • Anonymous

    January 23rd, 2016 - 2:36pm

    Yay! No Doctor Who this year (apart form getting a Christmas special) 😀 Pretty sad Moffat is going as he is a brilliant writer 🙁 but is time had to come… I’m sure Chris Chibnall will be as good as Moffat though 🙂

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