The Times They Are A Changing

It certainly is looking like the "gap year" is going to be a transition with Julie Gardner leaving and being replaced by Piers Wenger in a years time.

I suspect that Julie Gardner's role is sometimes underplayed -- but amongst all of the fanboys running the show, she was a vital "new to Who" viewpoint. One of the real ways the new show has been a success is that it's picked up all of the new audiences -- those of us that have been around for a while would have watched it in any case.

One of the reasons why Doctor Who is my favorite show is that it is ever changing. The current era has been wonderful and is a triumph that I'll rewatch for the rest of my life.

But it'll also be exciting to see the next era of Doctor Who start as well -- and hopefully it'll continue on for many years to come, freshly renewed.

Congratulations and thanks to Julie Gardner!