The new Doctor Who

Opinion in our house is divided over Matt Smith as the new Doctor Who. I liked him a lot and there is another who sits at t'other end of sofa, who is still undecided. It's easy for me to like the new Dr Who as it isn't a show I care about deeply, it's just one I enjoy.

But if we were talking about a new Elsie Tanner, well, now that would be different.

Comments

Steve said…
There are many doctors - but only one Elsie.
3:06 PM
Old Cheeser said…
Glad you liked Matt, Nora pet.

Having Elsie regenerate would be a different matter entirely - I kind of agree with Steve's diagnosis.
6:51 PM
Tvor said…
I was skeptical. I really was. But I think he's going to be good, surprising me, and i like Amy as well. So far.
1:59 PM
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