#doctor-who

#doctor-who

Over the course of its 62-year run, Doctor Who has discovered that the scariest monsters are the ones we can't see.

In the latest season premiere of Doctor Who, the Doctor has returned to the role of an underground resistance fighter, reflecting a classic narrative precedent.

According to a new joint interview with writers Steven Moffat and Russell T Davies, thinking of the Doctor as segmented incarnations isn't really how they approach writing the character at all. In fact, instead of the great differences between incarnations, (that fans love) to debate, Moffat and Davies seem to indicate that they never aim to write the Doctor particularly differently and that thinking of the character as a constant is the paradoxical secret to making each version feel authentic.

With Dylan Holmes Williams, Who's director, it feels like an indie film. I wanted it to feel gritty and indie and dynamic in that way.