The Steven Moffat Interview: Part 3 | Doctor Who: The Fan Show | Doctor Who

[@DoctorWho]

What are some of your favourite moments from Peter Capaldi's time as the Doctor? Let us know in the comments! bit.ly/TwelfthDoctorMoments

[@THEVALEYARD]

Man, thought KZbin sorted the long uploading times! I marked the passing of the Time Lords. I saw the birth of the universe and I watched as time ran out, moment by moment, until nothing remained. That's how long we've waited for this.

[@thegallifreyanwhovian2544]

All of his screen time. 😊

[@justsomerandomguyonline1144]

Doctor Who when he appeared in Series 4 which is sadly the only good episode he appeared in and he was playing a different character

[@THEVALEYARD]

+JustSomeRandomGuy Online That is why nobody can take your opinions seriously. Bore off.

[@justsomerandomguyonline1144]

THEVALEYARD you might find The Majority would agree with me All I see is people saying Capaldi had the worst scripts

[@comictemplatestudios4378]

"You could cast another David Tennant" Wow Steven Moffat really has a thing for making predictions that come true

[@thegentleassassin]

I'd pay hideous amounts of money to see an interview like this with Murray Gold

[@OswinPond]

Same! Especially since he's leaving

[@MrRjhyt]

Murray did an excellent job. Now, I'd love to hear a Hans Zimmer soundtrack to go with Doctor Who! _Insanely wide smile_

[@nicolesong6199]

Yes! the guy who was in on every episode - he had to. What's his process, how does he do it, what's it like, why'd he want to leave. But I don't even know what the guy looks like.

[@sonnykingcomposer]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/gprLi6VvZcqAg8U kzbin.info/www/bejne/nYrCmqmvacSUj8U These two (one from 2010, one from 2014/2015) are great. They're pretty long and it's a must listen.

[@loftus4453]

Same. I adore his music. He is criminally under recognized

[@jessicathompson8365]

I think Moffat gets a lot of undeserved grief. Or I hear a lot of comments along the lines of "12 was a great doctor marred by bad writing..." which again, I think is undeserved. Of course, Moffat had his hits and misses, but his hits were SO BIG, that his misses subsequently looked equally big by comparison. But ultimately, Moffat and his team made NuWho a vibrant, relevant, dramatic, and most of all, fun Who for a new generation that will last into the next generation.

[@enorth7301]

Exactly, Moffat is a genius. Chibnall on the other hand...oh dear.

[@WiloPolis03]

Series 10 easily helps me to forgive him

[@SomeRandomGuy908]

I rather Moffat over Davies because I actually like the ups and downs. The bad episodes have a charm to them weirdly that still had effort put in. Just tried something new. And the good episodes were AMAZING

[@nicolesong6199]

Was there ever actually bad writing though? I don't know that I've heard criticism that stands up with Capaldi's Doctor.

[@JESK-lx4js]

I agree. The Moffat era doesn't get enough credit for TRYING things. Yes not all of it worked ("Kill the Moon", "Forest of the Night") but when they get it right good God it's good. The universe also feels bigger and fuller for his run. RTD and Chibnall, on the hand, played it so safe. Yes RTD created some new aliens and monsters but so many of his episodes were set on modern day Earth. It was like it was ashamed to be a sci fi series at times. Chibnall seems to be going down the same route, albeit he doesn't seem to fear making big decisions.

[@flora-zu1ez]

the first second of eternity has passed!

[@davrossaxon6989]

first second has passes already when s9 soundtrack came out this is 2nd second of eternity

[@CharmingNewSociety]

That said, I was so pleased to find that it was very much worth the wait. This was an excellent interview.

[@ryanpollard1166]

This will most likely be just me thinking this, but personally, I found the Capaldi Era my favourite period of Modern Doctor Who. Series 8 was a solid start, but both Series 9 and 10 are my fav seasons to date and Capaldi is my favourite Doctor alongside Tom Baker. For me, I will treasure this period of the show for many years to come. My favourite Capldi episodes are: Heaven Sent, The Magician's Apprentice/The Witch's Familiar, World Enough and Time/The Doctor Falls and Twice Upon a Time.

[@SpectrumStorms]

Capaldi is my favorite modern doctor and in my top 5 doctors overall.

[@sevgigurbuz3280]

Not just you:) I agree Capaldi Era was the best - totally miss the 12th Doctor!

[@ryanpollard1166]

Me too!

[@AhsimNreiziev]

To me, Series 8 and Series 9 are in my Top 3 (with Series 6 going into the no. 2 spot). If I disregard _Hell Bent_ , then Series 9 would be #1 and Series 8 would be right below that ....but alas, _Hell Bent_ is officially Canon, so there we are. Series 10 had a few too many weak Episodes -- _The Empress of Mars_ and _The Eaters of Light_ were "above average" (for _Doctor Who_ standards, that is, which means "really good" for TV overall) to me; while _The Lie of the Land_ I found to be actually rather terrible -- for it to appear any higher on my list than 6th place. But still, overall, the Capaldi Era was my favourite of the modern incarnation of the show. Although, admittedly, this might be slightly more due to Clara and less due to Twelve himself, as the fact that Clara is my favourite Companion is a big reason that elevates Series 8 and 9 above the rest. Capaldi is another big reason, don't get me wrong, but it would have been far closer between Twelve and Eleven if Clara hadn't been Twelve's Companion for 2 of his 3 Seasons.

[@SpectrumStorms]

Honestly, I find Empress of Mars underrated.

[@AuroraNora3]

Interesting the way he explains the Doctor's personality and morality. I guess I've never thought about it that way but it's spot on

[@charlesmento5968]

You never thought about it because it's bollocks. Moffat does not know the Doctor's personality and morality at all. He's the worst thing to ever happen to DW. He really didn't know what he was doing. EVERYTHING he says is nonsense and he readily admits that in his DWM column, that in a week, he changes his mind and says contradictions to what he said a week or a month ago. He's the worst. I loathe his seasons except for season 10. I even loathe his voice.

[@Raftors]

@@charlesmento5968 surely hes not worse than CHIBNALL???

[@endgame6782]

@@charlesmento5968 I agree that the Moff was quite egregious with Dr Who, but Chibnall is easily the worst showrunner, with almost no redeemable qualities.

[@andynelzz]

His run as show runner has aged like fine wine

[@mrknowhere6457]

Its literally like a mirror of what happened with the star wars Prequels. People hated on them when they came out, but once the new movies came out, they were so bad people went back and looked on the Prequels fondly. Much like the Prequels, I've always loved Moffat era, despite its various issues

[@charliedawson4877]

Has Moffatt made mistakes? Yes. But I'd still like to thank him. I started watching season 5 when I was 8, and I have not stopped since. I'm a big science nerd and genuinely own bowties. Basically, he's been like a third parent, having a profound impact on me, shaping me as a person. And I believe for the better. So yeah, I just want to say thank you Mr. Moffatt.

[@Gerrypotterpoet]

I really love Moffat's influence on the program. I think he allowed himself the absolute moment a writer can allow themselves, and that's to genuinely set free your imagination. Some of his stories are as flibbetryjibbit as free verse poetry. Some of his adventures dark and treacly as Shakespeare. Sometimes boundaries are useful, I think he worked brilliantly within those boundaries, then sometimes he tore those boundaries down. I like risk takers, they're able to reach parts none riskiest can't reach. For all his critics and critique is fine, I truly believe history, televisual and otherwise, will fill favour his magnificently complex, sumptuous, comedic, exiting, breathtakingly romantic era, with brio and awe. Gx

[@Gerrypotterpoet]

Should say, none risk takers, not riskiest. Gx

[@JamesJones-dr6uw]

Steven moffat deserves a knighthood for helming two of Britain's flagship shows AT THE SAME TIME!

[@Wannabe_Baby]

Moffat gets a lot of flack nowadays but I'm going to say it: he is the best modern Doctor Who writer and it isn't even close. Think of all the episodes of his that are 9/10 or 10/10. Heaven Sent, World Enough And Time, The Pandorica Opens, Blink, The Girl In The Fireplace, Dark Water, The Eleventh Hour, Day Of The Doctor, Night Of The Doctor, A Christmas Carol, Deep Breath, Husbands Of River Song, The Time Of Angels/Flesh And Stone, The Angels Take Manhattan ... and that's just my own personal favourites. A lot of people would include episodes I wouldn't, like Listen, Silence In The Library/Forest Of The Dead, The Empty Child/The Doctor Dances, A Good Man Goes To War, The Impossible Astronaut/Day Of The Moon, The Magician's Apprentice/The Witch's Familiar, Name Of The Doctor, Time Of The Doctor ... etc. If anything, I'd say there are only a couple of episodes that are UNLIKELY to end up on anyone's list of favourites. His hit rate for high quality Doctor Who episodes has to be over 90%.

[@thetwelfthdoctor9892]

You forgot to mention "The Zygon's Inversion"; that war speech was incredible

[@Wannabe_Baby]

Even though he did have a co-writing credit on The Zygon Inversion, I didn't include it because I'm fairly sure the main writer was Peter Harness (and the Writer's Guild started introducing new rules around that time that significant rewrites also required a writing credit, which is why I think Moffat got credited).

[@thetwelfthdoctor9892]

ok ^^

[@OswinPond]

Yeah but Moffat wrote the best part, it wasn't just rewrites, he wrote the whole 10 minutes speech

[@Wannabe_Baby]

Oswin Pond - If he did, then great. He wrote the only part of the episode I really enjoyed. :) I thought the rest of that two-parter was ... plodding. I thought it was Peter Harness because all of his episodes have something similar to that. Kill The Moon had the argument at the end between Clara and the Doctor and Lie Of The Land had the speech where Bill confronts the Doctor.

[@Mr_M_]

Peter Capaldi is easily MY Doctor, he's just the best!

[@themightythor1160]

my god I am going to miss this man so much. truly the end of an era. farewell Steven and thank you for quite the ride!

[@vullord666]

I really wish Chibnall asked Moffat advice on writing a female Doctor. Missy did such a good job of channeling former Masters and coming into her own character.

[@TheLetterbomber]

Not every Moffat story landed perfectly (as with any writer in the show), but he shows in this interview how much he absolutely understands The Doctor. I loved Moffat's run, and as wonderful as Chibnall and Whittaker will be, Steven will be sorely missed. Bring on Series 11!

[@lewisbooth3917]

This comment aged well...

[@maxbarker8625]

@@lewisbooth3917 was going to say

[@bmvthemoviefanatic7282]

I LOVE rewatching these interviews, as they really make me appreciate Moffatt's era a lot more. I REALLY hope Chibnall is interviewed like this at the conclusion of his era, as I'd like to know what was going on behind the scenes, and why he made certain decisions. Perhaps it will help in appreciating his era, too.

[@themightyjagrafess8596]

Radio free skaro just did a great interview with him

[@richyj.b634]

Hand on heart, I wasn't one of Moffat's biggest supporters after my experience watching the season 9 finale "Hell Bent" and the following Christmas episode between series 9 and 10. But he managed to make one final brilliant series which I really enjoyed. So I want to say a massive thank you to Steven Moffat for his services as guest and head writer over the past 10 years of the show. Thank you for creating adventures for one of my favourite characters of all time. thank you Moffat and I wish you good luck in what ever projects that you are going to take on.

[@HarrisonEast]

Watching this as Russel T Davies is back as showrunner. Let the fun begin, again!!!

[@harrisont2004]

This interview is proof that Moffat clearly understands the show so well, just as Davies does. Always fascinating to hear from a writer after watching a show.

[@FrankTankMusic]

Huh, wasn't expecting it come out since its been so long

[@jamesjohnson-nota7229]

i know right

[@DoctorWho]

Sorry for the delay. Someone accidentally left the third instalment of the Fan Show’s Steven Moffat interview in the TARDIS during a recent leap into the future - and it (quite literally!) just reappeared on Christel’s desktop just in time to celebrate the end of Peter Capaldi and Steven Moffat’s era on KZbin. Enjoy!

[@SuperEpicNiceGuy]

So basically part 3 was lost then found now and uploaded, better late than never I suppose

[@MrRjhyt]

I hope Steven still writes for Who. An episode or two each season would be a treat to be savoured. Without the pressure of running the show, allowing him enough time to craft and polish it to perfection. He is responsible for so many excellent, iconic episodes. Thank you, Steven.

[@philippebernard4577]

He won't. Never.

[@dst9997]

@@philippebernard4577what did you think of Boom?

[@GuarinoPablo]

Now I am studying scriptwriting and Moffat is an inspiration for me. Every week I remember a speech or a line written by him. I reference him or at least try to so in the earlier drafts of my scripts, not for having them in the final version, just for fun. And I would love to have a 10% of the talent he has

[@elliottwatt5297]

Peter Capaldi is my doctor, such a heartbreak that he didn’t stay longer but looking forward to seeing what Jodie will do with the role.

[@chuckyfranze289]

Elliott Watt I know what you mean when I first start watching Doctor who Peter Capaldi is my first doctor who I was trying to see what to watch and it was an episode of Doctor Who peter capaldi it was listen after I watch then I want on Netflix series 1 and I caught up I'm so grateful thank you Peter Capaldi can't wait for the new Doctor Who

[@sevgigurbuz3280]

Peter Capaldi was not my first Doctor; Matt Smith was, and I liked him enough to go back and watch Tennant and Eccleston. BUT, it was only after Capaldi that I really became a Whovian and got totally hooked on the show. The Capaldi Era has the most depth, character development, introspection and educational/life lessons for both kids and adults than any other season. So grateful to Peter for his time in the Tardis...

[@chuckyfranze289]

Sevgi Gurbuz i like all the doctor who Peter Capaldi was my first doctor who but the all was amazing and my sister and my brother's favorite doctor who is Matt Smith

[@sevgigurbuz3280]

Yes, you are right, for all the debating we Whovians do on the Doctors, the wonderful reality is that we've been lucky to have good actors and many good screenwriters (a few dud episodes don't count) across the board...hopefully Jodie will be wonderful too :)

[@justsomerandomguyonline1144]

No he killed the show with his one dimensional acting

[@LibertyBridgeProductions]

I miss Moffat. He understands the doctor so well. I hope Russel listens to his friend and undoes the timeless child here because it’s called Doctor who not ‘Doctor origin story’ Steven clearly Gets that

[@connor_bell]

16:14 I love Steven for this, he really is just a fan who got his wish, he understands what it's like to not be in love with lore reveals and things like that

[@ghanaking5255]

It's like that scene in The Pilot where Bill's looks through all the photos of her late Mother... exactly the same parallels,seeing the conclusion to Moffat's interview reminds me why Seasons 9 and 10 are my favorite seasons, and why Capaldi is my favorite Doctor....and getting ready for Whittaker's Thirteenth Doctor and Season 11 come October. Oh...and congratulations to Christel Dee's new job as a member of the new Time Team at DWM. And just like that photo of Bill's Mother....and 12 in the background, I still have all of the 2017 issues of DWM, the 2016,'17 and '18 Yearbooks Issues and The Complete Peter Capaldi Years Set, not quite like that box of pictures.... but it's the next best thing to it ( I know it is, can't get all those issues ruined ). Thanks for posting the conclusion. 😉.

[@taimurmuggo1634]

Awesome to finally get this ...I thought we would never see it !! The Twelfth Doctor definitely took time for me to warm up to (especially since he succeeded my favorite Doctor in Matt Smith’s Eleventh) but as he went along , I I liked him more aswell as I thought his series got better and better . Capaldi ‘s Doctor is also the only one of the Modern Doctors I feel to have a more apparent character arc ,he’s definitely not the same man he was at the end that he was at the beginning . I always had a theory that since Twelve was the first incarnation of a new regeneration cycle that it was the reason why the Doctor had to discover himself all over again ,I wish that was the stated reason.

[@carrot1654]

Finally, you made that week feel like 6 months!

[@NowhereMan2710]

The more I watch Moffat's interviews and re-watch his era of the show the more I appreciate and like his ideas and him. I used to be a great doubter of Moff's but I think the man deserves a great deal more credit than I and many others have often given him!

[@atharvadeshpande6907]

3 years on, Moffat is still unduly hated for his tenure on Doctor Who, and considering all the crap that Chibnal has pulled, I'm really shocked how people think Moffat was a bad writer... just look at his repertoire and the amount of great 7/10-10/10 episodes he's written. The Empty Child/The Doctor Dances, The Girl in the Fireplace, Blink, Silence in the Library/Forest of the Dead, The Eleventh Hour, The Time of Angels/Flesh and Stone, The Pandorica Opens/The Big Bang, The Christmas Carol, The Impossible Astronaut/Day of the Moon, A Good Man Goes to War, Asylum of the Daleks, Night of the Doctor, The Day of the Doctor, Time of the Doctor, Deep Breath, Listen, Dark Water/Death in Heaven, Last Christmas, The Magician's Apprentice/The Witch's Familiar, Heaven Sent, The Husbands of River Song, Extremis, World Enough and Time/The Doctor Falls, Twice Upon A Time! Sure there have been some misses, and they have missed hard (Let's Kill Hitler, The Wedding of River Song, The Doctor, the Widow and the Wardrobe, The Angels Take Manhattan, The Snowmen, Name of the Doctor, Hell Bent, The Return of Doctor Mysterio, The Pilot), but even these have memorable moments. And if we count the episodes he's co-written there's a lot of hits and just one miss. (Into the Dalek, Time Heist, and the Zygon Inversion being the hits, and The Lie of the Land being the miss). Hell, he was revolutionising Doctor Who even before getting the job, with a brilliant 20 minute episode with Riwan Etkinson (The Curse of the Fatal Death). This is the man who made Doctor Who the popular show it is today, the man who gave such life to the show with witty dialogue and mindblowing plots which may not always pay off, but he was bold.

[@wowaddict178]

I completely agree. According to IMDB, Moffat has an average episode rating of 85.09% over his 53 episodes and minisodes (including "The Curse of Fatal Death"). Comparatively, Russell T. Davies averages 80.61% for his 31 episodes and (currently) Chris Chibnall averages 62.55% for his 20 episodes. So I don't understand why he gets so much flack, considering I find his outings more experimental than the other two showrunners.

[@littleredruri]

Weird, most of those episodes you listed as misses I see as great. Let's Kill Hitler, Angels Take Manhattan, The Snowmen, Name of the Doctor, Hell Bent, Return of Doctor Mysterio, The Pilot, most of those are great episodes and some I have literally no clue what problems someone could possible have with them. The Pilot and The Snowmen were hard misses? Really?

[@leif1075]

Why do ppl hate him? Since when and for what episodes or for what reasons? I didn't know that.

[@Squicx]

He was quite the cliff giver then he would let you hang off. I LOVED THE MAJORITY OF HIS EPISODES!

[@manis1551]

Wow... about time. I won't miss the Fan Show at all but I honestly enjoyed these Moffat interviews.

[@Epicjo3ultimatevids]

Finally after 84 years!

[@GettingintoTV_ThePodcast]

Loved watching these 3 interviews, it's been nice to learn a bit more about his time on the show.

[@theoutcastboi]

"That's where people get it wrong, you see it's all just one big interview..."

[@Phoenix-bi9bn]

I must say I hoped it would be more about the episodes itself, casting Simm, writing for Davros ect. However I think it's cool how it was more about the decisions themselves than the process and it's lovely to see Moffat as himself. Everything in his writing is exactly what he says here and it's amazing to hear it in his own words

[@Blueboxdpod]

Why is it 5 months late

[@theoutcastboi]

It was caught in a Time Eddy. That's why.

[@davrossaxon6989]

it was lost in time vortex

[@DoctorWho]

Sorry for the delay. Someone accidentally left the third instalment of the Fan Show’s Steven Moffat interview in the TARDIS during a recent leap into the future - and it (quite literally!) just reappeared on Christel’s desktop just in time to celebrate the end of Peter Capaldi and Steven Moffat’s era on KZbin. Enjoy!

[@theoutcastboi]

I bet you were trying to use the TARDIS to watch Series 11 early, weren't you?

[@Samdemaeyer]

doctor really common your a year late now i have to apologize too the beeb dear bbc im sami i wish to apologize for the late upload for the video due too regeneration sickness we are deeply sorry

[@davidwheatley9058]

Finally! Part 3 is finally here!

[@2L84U]

Never thought this was coming! First we get the series 9 soundtrack, then this... all that remains is the series 10 soundtrack to finally come out.

[@reallouisdickson]

*moffat talking about the dr giving conflicting accounts of why he flew away* ‘It’s fine to add to the conflicting accounts, so long as you don’t make one definitive’ CHIBNALL. TAKE. NOTES.

[@alecbormia4523]

Exactly. Even tho moffat didn’t always hit I loved his interpretation of the doctor and off the show. It didn’t feel like Chibnall really understood it super well at all.

[@thewhoaddicts]

*pinches self* Are we dreaming? :O

[@nightowl8477]

The Who Addicts - I can hear Ace crying

[@theoutcastboi]

Well, there's only one way to find out! *Drives van into a wall*

[@reddalexander6876]

I thought of you when Moffett brought up hell-bent😂

[@corvetteanddrwhorule]

“I thought that scene in hell bent was one of the best in dw history” NOOOOO MOFFFFATTTTTTTTTT

[@theoutcastboi]

Moffat was kinda right though, that scene was well acted... OH GOD, I'm sorry my living flesh overlord, please, take my body as sacrifice! *Is absorbed by the living flesh super computer*

[@littleripper312]

I really wish we got another season with Bill Potts. I loved what Moffat did with her though but to see her meet the 13th doctor would have been cool.

[@pasokos1626]

Finally I have been waiting for so long thanks Doctor Who

[@mikebasil4832]

Thank you, Steven, for starting it all with The Curse Of Fatal Death. 👍🏻

[@colonelmustard9405]

I love this interview so much!!!!

[@troyboyblueuk]

Omg it’s my birthday today and this is the best present ever hahaha. Thankyou!!! 🎉

[@DoctorWho]

Happy birthday! 💙💙

[@leapieper3695]

Happy Birthday😊

[@Wanna-Blue]

Have a great new year of life then 🎉✨

[@martingoldfreed2627]

@troyboyblue me too! haha. Have been waiting for this for agesssssss

[@tinykemper2561]

Doctor Who Dam wish I got wished a happy birthday by the official Dr Who KZbin channel

[@enorth7301]

Moffat is a genius! Thank you so much for six seasons of wonderful who--now we have to try to survive witless, boring Chibnall.

[@shakes1026]

Five years since Peter Capaldi was anounced?!! Oh my God, wow. Time passes so fast.

[@mrwhatcanido4942]

Thank you Moffat. I love Timey Wimey stories, and your hits really shine. Having the story of River Song to Doctor who was a joy every time, if only we got captain jack AND river song in the same episode, I think it would be too much to bare, an overload of emotions. Also I really really really wished that we got another Missy being the doctor episode, I honestly don't know how he managed to do the 50th so well. Moffat is the man. though I would love to see what Russell T. Davis would do with the 11th doctor. that one episode in the Sarah Jane adventures was not enough. Also, what if every chrismas special was a one shot featuring any of the Doctors. That would just be fantastic. regardless, doctor who is awesome. everyone have a whelmed day.

[@markmangan2409]

FINALLY , We're waiting for this as long as we've been waiting for Series 11 !!!

[@Danziii]

THANK YOU, i have been waiting for this for so long!!

[@tylerbailey9329]

This is the guy that wrote Silence in the Library and Heaven Sent. Just think about that.

[@custard_timelord2896]

Tyler Bailey he also wrote hell bent....

[@thejamsterx]

Which is a well received episode from critics and the majority of fans. What are you trying to say?

[@tylerbailey9329]

Green Blob Thing overall it was a bit disjointed and kind of underwhelming, but it did have a few excellent scenes like the one Steven mentioned.

[@thejamsterx]

Even so, wherever I go I see praise for the episode. It's only a small bunch of people who either don't understand or aren't bothered with what it's trying to do or just hate anything Moffat puts out, regardless of quality.

[@theoutcastboi]

+thejamsterx I don't hate everything that was written by Moffat, I like/love a good chunk of his Doctor Who work, but I really, really hate Hell Bent, and I completely understand it. Just cause you only see praise, doesn't mean there isn't a large group of people who think like me. The fact that the other people here and most places I've seen hate Hell Bent too I think suggests it's a very decisive episodes.

[@DarthRushy]

Devious comes out. The third part of the Moffat interview comes out. I blame Salamander.

[@theoutcastboi]

Whatever next, more missing episodes turn up? PLEASE HAPPEN, PLEASE HAPPEN, PLEASE HAPPEN

[@ZakJordan98]

Wait, Devious is out?

[@ZakJordan98]

The Outcast please find Daleks Master Plan and Mission To The Unknown. Needs to happen

[@theoutcastboi]

Episode one, yeah. kzbin.info/www/bejne/j2eumHuQnKqpmpo

[@AhsimNreiziev]

+Zak Rosenfeld Personally, the ones I most want are _The Power of the Daleks_ , for being the first-ever post-Regeneration story and thus almost single-handedly responsible for the show still being on air; and Episode 3 of _The Web of Fear_ , which is both the only one missing *AND* the one that introduces the Brigadier! That's just not fair, you know?

[@aidanprice6231]

The 2nd Second of eternity has passed!

[@RobertMarshall]

Finally!! Been waiting for a while. But, it was definitely worth the wait. Lots of stuff packed into the final segment.

[@sambenyamin]

The greatest Who writer ever

[@thuaners]

fabulous interview!! i love his passion for Doctor Who!!

[@robertjackson6056]

My favorite parts from Peter's time as the Doctor are any of his speeches

[@plazmagames6740]

I will always love doctor who

[@jamied.5612]

I have waited a long time for this !

[@joshuascales2657]

The first second of eternity has passed!

[@daleksvscybermen]

The first second of eternity has passed!!!

[@thatisweird]

I'm starting the future Doctor Who showrunners club

[@nicholasdickens2801]

*Brilliant!* Oh I’ve waited ages for this!!! *Thank you!*

[@alexinabox6931]

Is this the final fan show? :((( Also I like how he lets people decide their headcanon, it's so nice that he's aware of people's reactions to the show.

[@twhitworth32100]

YESSS!!! Finally, so happy for this conclusion to this brilliant interview :D

[@GemiosKemono]

Not gonna lie, I’m gonna miss him :/

[@ajrobson]

😭😭😭😭can’t believe it! Thank you!!

[@thegallifreyanwhovian2544]

Well, that was unexpected. 😂

[@polinai4798]

FINALLY! THE MOMENT HAS COME!

[@robinnes2662]

Genuinely thought this was going to have to be animated after being lost for so long.

[@ReversedPolarity]

I enjoyed this interview and Steven always brings some interesting points to the table. From the choice of a Doctor in terms of a familiar surprise to Mrs. Who and the Doctor's past to many more things (don't worry, I won't spoil the fun) ;D

[@charliedawson4877]

Interesting to here his thoughts on the Clara's to Powerful debate. Always wondered his thoughts on it.

[@Blueboxdpod]

Can we get more stuff like this which is interesting And for gods sake where’s doctor who confidential

[@IHARumor]

A madman with a Scarf Doctor Who Confidential was cancelled! The Fan Show (which this interview was part of) was also cancelled I believe. Maybe we'll get a new behind the scenes show for series 11.

[@LUFCLewis]

SERIES 11 NEEDS TO HURRY UP!!!!!

[@wll4100]

Patience man :(

[@pikaplayzhd595]

Ikr?! but we gotta be patient, it's not far away now!

[@theoutcastboi]

+PikaPlayzHD SCREW PATIENCE, I DON'T NEED IT! *Runs into TARDIS* *Realises it's not bigger on the inside* *Cries*

[@ontos8534]

I kinda don’t want it to what if it comes and it’s awful

[@pikaplayzhd595]

Ontos they'd have to actively try to make it be that, which btw they obviously don't want to do. I think no matter what worst case scenario is it'll just be a solid series, best case scenario is it'll be fantastic and exactly what Doctor Who needs right now (which I'm sure it will be)

[@mickeyspickledegg232]

Oh God, Finally!

[@PhreshPhil]

me after billions of years waiting for this: Personally, I think that’s a hell of a bird.

[@Timelord_Kryptonian]

Thank you Steven Moffat you are my favorite writer of doctor who and the last bit of the interview is so inspirational💕

[@Lobajoba]

Finally :D thanks for doing this everyone.

[@JonathanFalconeryt]

I'm so happy Peter was cast as the DOCTOR! My doctor. Don't know where I would be the now if Peter Capaldi hadn't been on screen.

[@jackbennett9040]

I NEED to see Mark Gatiss' 'Possible Doctors' list now

[@Kwev]

If there's one thing Doctor Who taught us, is that time really is relative. I guess this part of the interview fell into a temporal breach of some sort. I'm happy to see that it made it throught. I wonder about all the adventures that it lived while trapped inside this alternative timezone. Make it an audio book, please !

[@theoutcastboi]

"Borusa activated the Time Scoop. It would be part of his personal Doctor Who collection, just like the 97 missing episodes and the prototypes for unmade Doctor Who action figures. It'd be his and his alone. But then, suddenly, an alarm flared. "No no NO!" he yelled in alarm. The third part of the Moffat interview was trapped in a Time Eddy, he'd never get it now, and it'd take months of painstaking effort for the BBC to retrieve it. All his work had been for nothing."

[@Random92939]

Oh my days you’ve uploaded it 😂😂😂

[@fleason771]

Well what a perfect way to close the door on the Moffat era and herald in The Chibbs era on the very evening that S11 wrapped!! Goodbye & hello again!! Here's to the Autumn!!

[@eitanmarks02]

ITS FINALLY HERE!

[@pikaplayzhd595]

FINALLY, it's about time!

[@HedeccaTamer]

"we also seem fascinated by The Doctor's origin story" "or the absence of it" :/

[@ishaandw]

I have been waiting for part 3 since part 2 came out which was like more than 6 months back

[@tjabaley]

Wonderful interview, thoughtful Q and A. thanks and thank you Steve Moffat for many hours of excellent Who!

[@ListerDavid]

The Lost Episode 3 of the Moffat Interview has been found! Was it in a Hong Kong television studio cupboard ?

[@IHARumor]

So Shona was indeed supposed to be the new companion! That always felt like something they set up to happen, but it never did. They even set up a little cliffhanger for her character. Pity, I really liked the actress and I think she would have done a great job (though I guess it's also a good thing she never became a companion, since I really liked Bill and Nardole as well).

[@TheFriendoftheFunk]

I thought this day would never come

[@filmsiguess-j7d]

Thank you, Steven Moffat!

[@TheFinalMinutes]

Woohoo! Lovely interview, thanks team!

[@tardisnet9487]

Never thought this was coming

[@kraxonkooper]

22:03 This touches me on a personal level because right now I’m shooting, directing and writing a Doctor Who-Fan-Film in which I portray the 11th Doctor.

[@ScoobyandShaggy5554]

Moffat is right, I’m excited for Jodie and a lot of people are to, but I wouldn’t know so in 2005-2010 it is a huge risk. Now Jodie is going to knock it out of the park. She’s gorgeous and looks fun and is alien like especially with the clothes. Can’t wait for Jodie. Perfect replacement for peter. But I’ll always love and miss peter.

[@enomis916]

When a genius like him work on this show, mastepieces come

[@isaacclarke21]

Its about time!

[@stanley5745]

Say what you will about Moffat, but he truly understands Doctor Who