Written by Lewis Mainwaring
When Doctor Who came back to our TV screens in 2005 both audiences and critics were wowed as it ushered in a new era of time and space antics.
Russell T Davies was the mastermind behind the shows reintroduction and turned the programme from ‘a bit of a joke’ into TV gold over-night following a 16 year gap (not including the TV movie).
The casting of Christopher Eccleston as as the post time war doctor and Billie Piper as his companion was great casting and started the show off with a bang.
Fast forward 10 years and the show is still at the forefront of British TV schedules again where it belongs. During this ten years we as an audience have seen doctors, companions and villains come and go but the show is still going from strength to strength.
Happy Anniversary ‘New Who’ I for one will be re-watching Rose tonight and don’t forget to ‘RUN FOR YOUR LIFE’ !!!!!!!!!
See Also
Doctor Who – 51 Years On
Doctor Who Experience – Regenerated
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I remember flicking through the Radio Times when it was announced that Doctor Who was coming back. I’d never watched classic Who but knew that it existed.
“ooo, a British sci-fi” I thought. “I’ll give this a look”.
Ten years on and I’ve not missed an episode of Nu-Who. I’ll catch up with classic Who eventually too. It’s made a fanboy of me good and proper.
Best moment of Nu-Who – the end scene of Adventure in Time and Space where Hartnell (Bradley looks across the TARDIS console and you get a proper sense of the show’s legacy. Gave me chills.
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