[Flaming Conservative]

I know what you mean. I won’t watch the newer ones. It was bad enough when they viciously got rid of what’s her name boyfriend, and then when they tossed in Peter Capaldi, one of the worst Dr.s, of all time, I no longer enjoyed it, but now they’ve made the doctor a woman, and I refuse to watch it anymore. It used to be campy fun, with some pathos thrown in with a little romance, but no more. As much as I enjoyed David Tennent, the Captain Jack character, especially knowing he was played by an “out, loud and proud, and in your face” actor, turned my stomach. I don’t hate gays, I pity them, and deliberately flaunting them,vane proud of it, is bent. Started out as a children’s show, too.

[Olog-hai]

In The Curse of Fatal Death (the 1999 parody Doctor Who special, and the first one ever written by Steve Moffat—how about that), they “regenerated” Rowan Atkinson into Joanna Lumley—but that was supposed to be part of the joke. Now Moffat did the same thing to the regular show all for the sake of “virtue”-signaling and pushing his sick agenda.