I find it odd that something with David Tennant on the lead would be hard to watch. But maybe it's just me being in love.

That'd make a really interesting story.

Both showrunners have their strengths and weaknesses. I think Davies characterization was generally better but he didn't appear to place much interest in the stories told. Moffat's almost the exact opposite.

Fixed ;)

The actor said it was thanks to the power of time travel, so we'll probably have a multi Master story.

It's awesome news, really. I'm probably in the minority, but I loved him even in The End of Time.

Well, I can't possibly imagine that an actor would be able to do a super dramatic reading of a particular scene without consideration of the director's vision. I would place the blame on the director, not Gambon.

Isn't that more of a thing of the writers and director, though?

I care!

Kristen Bell makes me care.

One of the best things about the movie was how Piz was in there but he just says like "fuck everything" on the first half of the movie and disappears, never to be heard of again.

I found really weird how in Season 2 they would all forget about the bus accident during long stretches of time. I mean, I like that they didn't feel forced to make EVERYTHING serialized (the one-off cases were usually good), but they could've made it smoother.

Season 3 is really weird. Sometimes it's awesome, sometimes it's awful. But overall, I can't stand Parker or Piz and there's an awful lot of both of them.

I'd say Season 2 is ALMOST as good as Season 1. But I may certainly be blinded by my undying love of Kristen Bell.

I just wish Veronica Mars was on Netflix. Don't really care about anything else.

Oh my god. That was a shitty response from him.

Ross was awful and so was Joey (sue me if you like). Phoebe and Monica were the best, obviously.

LOL! The fact that it's official makes it even better.

Both introductions to Donna were great.

I guess I'll eventually check her tenure on the TV Series. Any favorite serials? I'd love to get to know the characters as they were originally portrayed.