Yippee! She's a VERY fine actress, excellent addition.

Anyone who keeps Russell T. Davies away from writing scripts has got to be a good thing.

It is nice that Steve Moffat has done the best episodes in Doctor Who, while Russel T Davies has done some of the worst episodes. The less Russel T is involved, the better :)

Hooray, the more Steven Moffat the better!

"Alex Kingston of ER and Moll Flanders"

Personally I remember her more for the fully "fleshed out" character in Essex Boys.

Like Peri, she has a couple of things going for her ;-)

(yes, I'm just a giggling school-boy and mine's coat with the really long scarf please)

Alex Kingston = Good, Steven Moffat = Great, Colin Salmon = Bleeding Excellent.

And, let's face it, at least there is considerably less chance of gratuitous homosexuality in an episode which is not written by Russel Tea Lady. Torchwood jumped the shark after the first episode but has now sunk to new lows in the second series with everything being centered around just how gay Captain Jack is each week, they could rename it "Queer as Alien Folk".

Incidentally, it would be more newsworthy if there are any actors who are *not* in series 4 of Doctor Who.

As much as I love both Dr Who and Torchwood, they're both in danger of becoming a bit of a luvvie-fest at the moment. Give some young unknowns a chance!

Steven Moffat writing for Dr Who - Good Thing

Billie Piper coming back - Questionable thing.

Part of the big problem that I have with Martha Jones, was that Rose Tyler was still in the story. She was mentioned in every episode of the last series. Martha was very much in her shadow. We were never allowed to forget about Rose being the Doctor's love interest, and Martha just become the rebound shag that stuck around.

She was just someone for the Doctor to explain stuff to. Her 2 moments of Heroism were: Giving the Doctor a Pocket Watch (on -screen) and uniting the entire human race following a year long trek of the planet amid considerable danger (Off-Screen AND between episodes)

Dave's First Law of SF states "Any thespian made popular by a SF show, and leaving said SF show for "bigger things" will fail. " (cf Will Wheaton, Denise Crosby, David Duchovny, the blond haired woman from Babylon 5, Claudia Christian, Michael Shanks)

Dave's Second Law of SF states: "Any thespian made popular by a SF show, and leaving said SF show for "bigger things" and then returning to aforementioned SF show will cause said SF show to fail."(cf David Duchovny, Michael Shanks)

Dave's Third Law of SF states "Any SF show with Male and Female leads in a non-intimate relationship will fail when Fan pressure forces the 2 characters to become intimate for a non-plot reason." (X Files v Spaced, Babylon 5)

Keep Moffat for Dr Who, please let Torchwood not be cancelled so Davies will be occupied and leave Dr Who allone!

Yes, the blue coat and the clogs please.

who will be the Librarian?

OOK?

All I can say is, when I saw the name Moffat, I did what this icon does.

And really, what else needs to be said?

Steven Moffat should be the script editor - RTD shot his lot creatively with the Eccleston season and should have left on a high. Not sure about Rose coming back though. If she's gone then she's gone and that should be that. Bring back Sarah Jane in leather trousers!

Now now get over your gay angst and go out and kiss your boss.