A Doctor Who Emporium and Erstwhile Boutique of Nonsense and Ramblings about Daleks, the TARDIS and Other Stuff.

Hello and welcome to 2010. All these worlds are yours, except Europa. So, the dazzling David Tennant and has left us forever and we now have the long, unbearable wait to see Matt Smith's era (or Stephen Moffat's Era, if you like). It will almost be impossible to imagine the continuation of the series without the shining beacon that Mr T has been since during his four years and six months in the role, over taking Jon Pertwee by two months to become the second-longest-running actor to play the Doctor, and in terms of success and national recognition, he was elevated to Tom Baker's level of fame. Both his role and Russell T. Davies's role in the resurrection of our beloved series cannot be over-stated, and the level of comfort and dignity that fans now have within society is largely down to these two alone. It's pretty uncool to say you don't like Doctor Who these days. So thank you Mr Davies and thank you Mr Tennant.