There is the possibility they let these people take on too many projects, and I do think Moffat is much more passionate and deeply enamored in Sherlock.
I do get the feeling in parts he doesn't have that innate feel for Who the way RTD did, and that his ideas are too big,

It should have a voice and be played by Eddie Izzard.

I suppose it depends how much bigger budget is needed.
One of the best parts of the relaunch is how the effects and sets are definitely better, but not so much that it loses that quaintness.

Have you ever seen Grant's over the top camp Doctor from Comic Relief?

Not sexist at all. The character's very appealing and very fun.

Frankenstein surely has to be number 2.

I liked her to begin, but then the writing just bungled everything. It was when the mystery of the character ended that it all went pear shaped.
Actually that reminds me a lot of what could happen with Clara too once the mystery is revealed.

Yeah I did as well. There's just not that many big level threats left right now.

"I've been to many planets in the solar system, and you'd be surprised how many of them look like quarries in Wales."— David Tennant,

Yeah there were a few moments there with me going, ok that is sort of strange.

As long as it still closely resembles a person in a wool suit with lights for eyes.

Maybe it's because I'm a little tired of the super-capable modern day female companions because they've used that so often since the relaunch, but yes a change of idea wouldn't go amiss.

I agree. It'd be great as a recurring overarching presence especially.
There's so many other interesting villains; Fendahl for example or if they want a cheat to get around the Timelord thing, Morbius.

Speaking as a Brit, we are insanely protective of it in someways, in ugly ways too if you read the more crazy forums.
Most seem baffled you guys would find it your cupper to begin with.

I sort of wish they'd kept the Victorian Clara for culture shock stories, and have an alien. My ideal would maybe be Victorian Clara and Strax.

I hated him going all Dragonball Z too. I didn't particularly like all his villainy being caused by the ticking in his head driving him mad either. Can't we just have a villain who's just evil? 
It's a shame because I liked Simm as him in the Saxon arc.

Oh so you mean the overusing?

I think that's more to do with the writers and not the Britishness. 
The writers do seem to cling to that aspect of the old episodes in some ways, where the budget almost had to ground half the episodes in England, or famously quarries. It's really like they view it as an essential part of the mythos, when really it…

It's the new Don't Blink.

I don't know about the reluctance to use Omega. His last TV appearance was 1983.
I suppose with the Timewar stuff it could be a little too much of Timelord mythology again.