I'm not going to post reviews in this thread any-more because I'm probably really offending fans of the show. If you like the show - that's awesome. Good on you for actually enjoying something in life. But I just dont like the way the show is going. I think Series 6 is an improvement over Series 5, but I really cannot put my finger on why I dont like the new era other than I hate the writing. Moffat definitely has a smaller ego than RTD, and I feel like I should prefer Moffat over RTD, but I dont.

I think I'm still really disappointed that Moffat has not made another 'Blink' or another 'The Girl in the Fireplace'. I think he's best at writing the episodes in-between the main story-arc, which go off into a separate self-contained storyline which contains genuine fear and emotion. Obviously, as head-writer, you cant do that. Plus, I think the guest-writers are terrible. The only episode that had any kind of emotion and depth (IMO) was 'Vincent and the Doctor', and that's because it was written by the legendary Richard Curtis (who has written three of my favourite British Sitcoms: Blackadder, The Vicar of Dibley, and Mr Bean). Even then, I didn't think 'Vincent and the Doctor' was as good as my favourites from the RTD era (the ending IMO made the whole episode seem really redundant, and the mutant chicken monster was.....stupid. But anything containing Bill Nighy is worth my time)

But, the reason I'm not going to post any reviews in this thread any-more is because I just repeat what I have said over and over and over and over and over again. And its obvious I'm not ever going to write a positive review because as much as I try to like the Moffat-era, it just cant seem to do any right for me (yet). I dont want to spoil anyone's fun, and I'm sure everyone is sick of me saying "THAT WAS THE WORST EPISODE OF DOCTOR WHO I HAVE EVAR SEEN IN MY LIFE!1!!111!" when they actually really liked it (again: nothing wrong with that). I feel like I'm trolling, which is something I dont want to do.

So, most likely I wont post in this thread again. I'll continue watching the show - but since any pain caused by it will be self-inflicted, I wont share it here. I'll either moan about it on Twitter, or I'm considering doing Video reviews (I might even do reviews of my most hated episodes from Series 5).

That being said, I may talk about the upcoming 'Torchwood' if its any good....

I think that's actually a pretty intelligent idea, Max.
(No offense intended)

So, does anyone know when more episodes will start up?

Autumn, but I'm not sure when, I don't think they've released a date yet. Looking forward to it though.

Recently I've been watching the other Matt Smith episodes on BBC, I missed them. They're pretty good. I really enjoyed the weeping angel one, I can't wait to see part 2 of it on friday.
I actually think that I'm starting to like Matt Smith more than David Tennant now. Tennant seemed like a computer geek, which is fair enough, the doctor being a geek does fit him. But I prefer Matt Smith because he seems more of a nutty professor, and I think that suits the doctor more than being a nerd. Tennant also seemed a bit human at times.

'Let's kill Hitler' actually sounds quite good though. Don't know why, it might be rubbish, I just like the sound of it. And I hope to see the return of a few of the other enemies, like the daleks and the weeping angels.

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Best Doctor Who toy ever?

He's especially human in human nature. xD
But, yeah, I'm starting like 11 more, I still love 10, but 11 is just so cool.

I really want some more Dalek episodes. I've been missing them.

Starts up again on the 27th.  Thoughts about the new season?

Yay, this is back. I was starting to miss this topic. Trailer for part 2 of the series. Looks pretty good. I hope the weeping angles are in it plenty.

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After seeing the trailer I'm worried about Steven Moffat making unoriginal screenplays.  I saw a Weeping Angel, a Clockwork killer, cybermen and more monsters from RTD's scripts.

The Weeping Angels and Clockwork Killers were first featured in Moffat-written episodes. The Cybermen are hardly an invention of Davies'.