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<blockquote data-quote="Jock Ewing Fan" data-source="post: 389586" data-attributes="member: 40536">Seems like it will be a long delay until the next episode.&nbsp; I hope it does notimpair the show&#039;s new momentum.The departure (firing?) of Millie Gibson is perplexing.It would have been better to have her story in progress, at least, until making such a decision.From what I have read, she isn&#039;t leaving willingly, and she will make a handful of appearances in season 15 (or is it now season 2?), indicating that her story was unresolved.Ncuti Gatwa appears to be a good choice for the DoctorHe seems able to bring a positive energy to the role.My only critique has nothing to do with hil.I would have preferred Tom Ellis, who I think would be ideal for Doctor WhoMaybe he will be the next DoctorI understand that there will be no more minisodes, at least for now.Too bad, could have been some interesting stories.Biggest misfortune is that given the age of actors from the classic series, opportunities were missed t use them. No classic Doctors in 50 (except Tom Baker, of course) or 60.No classic companions, except for a surprisingly well-written Mel.Many opportunities to use Paul McGann have been wasted.Anyway, a new era.&nbsp; I think the big villain is probably the Black Guardian.The Toymaker was not hesitant about confronting the Doctor or the Master.It is highly unlikely that any other Time Lord (The Valeyard, the Rani, Romana, the Monk, Morbius, Iris)would give him concern, unless it is Rassilon?Technically, Omega is not a Time Lord, so maybe.Now that the Toymaker has admitted to some form of manipulation with the Doctor&#039;s past,&nbsp;the Doctor&#039;s understanding of his past can not be considered accurateFurthermore, the Faction Paradox may be involved, complicating matters even more.and as River Song said &#039;The Doctor lies&#039;Stay Tuned</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jock Ewing Fan, post: 389586, member: 40536"] Seems like it will be a long delay until the next episode. I hope it does not impair the show's new momentum. The departure (firing?) of Millie Gibson is perplexing. It would have been better to have her story in progress, at least, until making such a decision. From what I have read, she isn't leaving willingly, and she will make a handful of appearances in season 15 (or is it now season 2?), indicating that her story was unresolved. Ncuti Gatwa appears to be a good choice for the Doctor He seems able to bring a positive energy to the role. My only critique has nothing to do with hil. I would have preferred Tom Ellis, who I think would be ideal for Doctor Who Maybe he will be the next Doctor I understand that there will be no more minisodes, at least for now. Too bad, could have been some interesting stories. Biggest misfortune is that given the age of actors from the classic series, opportunities were missed t use them. No classic Doctors in 50 (except Tom Baker, of course) or 60. No classic companions, except for a surprisingly well-written Mel. Many opportunities to use Paul McGann have been wasted. Anyway, a new era. I think the big villain is probably the Black Guardian. The Toymaker was not hesitant about confronting the Doctor or the Master. It is highly unlikely that any other Time Lord (The Valeyard, the Rani, Romana, the Monk, Morbius, Iris) would give him concern, unless it is Rassilon? Technically, Omega is not a Time Lord, so maybe. Now that the Toymaker has admitted to some form of manipulation with the Doctor's past, the Doctor's understanding of his past can not be considered accurate Furthermore, the Faction Paradox may be involved, complicating matters even more. and as River Song said 'The Doctor lies' Stay Tuned [/QUOTE]

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