*throwing Bread Out Of Door*

My God, That Scene In Monster Inc. Where The Monsters Realise That Their Entire World Is Founded On Hurting Children -look At That For A Change! Two Galumphing Cartoon Characters Making A Shattering Realisation About Their World And Their Role In Sustaining It. A Truly Epic Moment. It's Stunning.

Rose: My Mum's Here. The Doctor: Oh, That's Just What I Need! Don't You Dare Make This Place Domestic! Mickey Smith: You Ruined My Life, Doctor. [the Doctor Turns And Looks At Him, Irritated] They Thought She Was Dead, I Was A Murder Suspect Because Of You! The Doctor: [looks At Rose] See What I Mean? Domestic! Mickey: I Bet You Don't Even Remember My Name! The Doctor: Ricky. Mickey: It's Mickey! The Doctor: No, It's Ricky. Mickey: I Think I Know My Own Name! The Doctor: You Think You Know Your Own Name? How Stupid Are You?

In The End I Sort Of Though We Created A Companion Who Was So Alive And Dynamic And So Wedded To The Doctor That You’d Need A Whole Universe To Contain Her In. The Only Way To Get Rid Of Her Is To Send Her Into A Parallel World From Which She Can Never Return; Otherwise She Would Stay With The Doctor Forever.

Drama's Not Safe And It's Not Pretty And It's Not Kind. People Expect The Basic Template Of Television Drama Where There Might Be Naughty Villains, But Everyone Ends Up Having A Nice Cup Of Tea. You've Got To Do Big Moral Choices And Show The Terrible Things People Do In Terrible Situations. Drama Is Failing If It Doesn't Do That.

I Hate The Idea That I Have To Represent Any Particular Section Of Society; I Just Write Good Telly, That's All.