The Doctor: Don't Blink. Don't

It's A Funny Thing About Stories. It Doesn't Feel Like You Make Them Up, More Like You Find Them. You Type And Type And You Know You Haven't Got It Yet, Because Somewhere Out There, There's That Perfect Thing -- The Unexpected Ending That Was Always Going To Happen. That Place You've Always Been Heading For, But Never Expected To Go.

My Problem Is That The Audience Is More Fiction-literate Than Ever. In Shakespeare's Day, You Probably Expected To See A Play Once Or Twice In Your Life; Today You Experience Four Or Five Different Kinds Of Fiction Every Day. So Staying Ahead Of The Audience Is Impossible.

My Priorities Are Where They Should Be, Which Is Making Really Great, Really Exciting Television.

Writing For Adults Often Means Just Increasing The Swearing - But Find An Alternative To Swearing And You've Probably Got A Better Line.

Time Travel Is Always More Magical Somehow When You Go Into The Past. Traveling Into The Future Is Something You Do, Every Day. You're Just Not Going To Get Very Far. So, I Rather Like The Past Travel.