Who's complaining?

The new series of Doctor Who is moving from strength to strength. After a dodgy first episode, the scariness levels have improved to the point where Alex is running from the room at the first sight of an alien or monster, and Coryn is loving it. Apparently it is too scary for some though: it was reported last week that 50 letters were received by the BBC concerning the "ghost" story set in 1860s Cardiff. Cobblers! It was 45 minutes of thrill time to be enjoyed by the whole family, and it's the same every week. I watched a lot of Doctor Who as a kid (yeah, yeah so it explains a lot) but I reckon this series is bigger and better. Quality stuff in an era of same old, same old drama. It's a shame Eccleston's going, but if the scriptwriting remains this good, David Tennant will have few problems as the 10th Doc.