Look. Doctor Who, despite its impressive lore, despite its extraordinary status in the hearts of grown-up telly addicts, is a kids’ show. Its plotlines are never clever enough to be called intricate, its monsters never scary enough to make an adult check under the bed before lights-out, and that’s absolutely fine. You have to be able to watch Doctor Who with the eyes of a child (preferably with the child still attached); it’s best enjoyed with a complete lack of cynicism and a big bowl of popcorn. But just as we can’t help getting swept away by the shenanigans of the Doctor and his sidekicks, we cannot but indulge in a little adult nitpicking. A lot of us have grown-up with Doctor Who. A lot of us take it delightfully seriously. Every Saturday night, on Twitter, the debate swells and splashes as the big kids take to t’internet to bond … There’s more →