[ SECRET POST #2314 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2314 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

"And Companions in RTD's era seemed to fall for the Doctor as often as Companions in Moffat's"

This is exactly the thing that hits my berserk button with Nu!Who (and why I don't watch it anymore). No one with a shred of common sense and/or taste wants to watch Coronation Street IN SPAAAAAAAAACE but that's what we've got to live with, until/if someone half-decent and/or actually familiar with Classic!Who comes along, and does the job properly.

[(Anonymous)]

Rose fell in love with the Doctor, it was reciprocated. Martha had a crush on him and Donna did not. And the random girls who had a thing for the Doctor were mostly Moffat's writing (e.g Reinette).

Compared to Amy, River and Clara and the random one-off girls of Moffat era.

So, yeah I still think Moffat takes the cake in this one.