Alllllriiiiiight!

Very cool. On the one hand, I wish I'd watched Broadchurch, because I understand that it (and she) is very good, and I'd probably get some extra excitement from that.

On the other, it's also very cool for the actor to just be the Doctor in your mind. I'm sure this is harder for people in the UK, but I think the Doctor was the first role I saw any of the actors in, except Capaldi (his guest spot in Who itself, of course, and his amazing role in Prime Suspect).

I can't wait!

With the caveat that I am in no way ready to say goodbye to Capaldi's Doctor, I am not gutted by the choice of the 13th.

The new Dr looks...different.

I'll take two and call ya in the morning.;)

:jig:

The Doctor doesn't need you, she's got her sonic screwdriver.

We are approaching the end of the window of time where this riddle works:

A father and son have a car accident and are both badly hurt. They are both taken to separate hospitals. When the boy is taken in for an operation, the surgeon (doctor) says 'I can not do the surgery because this is my son'. How is this possible?

Why would the riddle stop working?

I'm more worried about what I need these days. And I need me one o' them there purty doctors.

When the answer is obvious. It's only a riddle as long as the idea of a female doctor is unintuitive.

Only for Who geeks, not the real world. http://cellar.org/2012/nono.gif