Difference between revisions of "Feedback 2010-04-10"

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coverage of series 5, 2010

It's about time (3 April)
(no article) | letters (10 April)
Let battle begin again... | letters (17 April)
(no article) (24 April)
Mrs. Who? | letters (1 May)
(no article) | letters (8 May)
(no article) (15 May)
(no article) (22 May)
(no article) (29 May)
Portrait of our romcom master (5 June)
(no article) (12 June)
12 weeks that changed my life | letters (19 June)
Matt stoops to conquer (26 June)
The host of Christmas to come (11 December) | Doctor Who is coming to town! (18 December)

coverage of other series
S1 | S2 | S3 | S4 | Specials | S5 | S6 | S7 | S8 | S9 | S10

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 Marks for McCoy
-What should have been a celebratory Radio Times editorial (3 April) on the return of Doctor Who left a sour taste in the mouth. Ben Preston glibly suggested that the new Doctor, Matt Smith, is "no Sylvester McCoy". It remains to be seen whether Smith has what it takes, but will his interpretation be the kind that could inspire a whole generation of writers to pen novels based on that character, despite his sudden absence from TV? Sylvester McCoy did that for writers like Russell T Davies, Paul Cornell and Mark Gatiss, who would, 15 years later, bring the series back.
+What should have been a celebratory Radio Times editorial ([[If the boots fit... |3 April]]) on the return of Doctor Who left a sour taste in the mouth. Ben Preston glibly suggested that the new Doctor, Matt Smith, is "no Sylvester McCoy". It remains to be seen whether Smith has what it takes, but will his interpretation be the kind that could inspire a whole generation of writers to pen novels based on that character, despite his sudden absence from TV? Sylvester McCoy did that for writers like Russell T Davies, Paul Cornell and Mark Gatiss, who would, 15 years later, bring the series back.
 S Thulin-Hopper