You heard the score here first folks, I should have popped out and put a tenner on it. Oh well, for my next prediction ..... the new series will be much enjoyed by all later on tonight

Remember the good old days when on a Saturday afternoon we'd tune the TV in to thrill as our heroes battled with and vanquished their enemies despite the odds? Well, over the years it just lost it's edge didn't it? Our heroes were replaced with shallow prima donnas and it all became a comical shadow...

The sprout is God's own vegetable, MacFadyan, I will not stand having it maligned by a man who drinks cider with blackcurrant squash

Tell me about it. My mum's coleslaw was horrible too

Primarily, they're pitching it at today's seven to fourteen year olds and I think they've got the level just about right for that demographic. There's plenty of action and special effects that stand comparison to anything else UK terrestrial TV has managed. It'll probably appeal to the Harry Potter ...

macfadyan wrote: ohg, and nbobody except me is allowed to talk

As if we'd get a word in egdeways if we were

Not much to be cynical about this time, IMHO. Shock and horror, the BBC may have actually done something right and just as their licence fee was up for renewal too ...... whoops, there I go again

Seeing as nobody asked me for an opinion, I thought I'd venture one anyway. Totally spoiler free of course :wink: You won't be disappointed, unless you're a hyper picky uber-fan who spends his days upset that the world have moved on while he's still pining for his childhood. The only negative is tha...

Penicillin, mate. That'll sort it out

Adam is right in all respects IMHO. Too much attention is paid to what fans say they want when the truth is fans aren't particularly well placed to make that judgement. Programme makers should just concentrate on making a good product and if they succeed in that then the fans will follow. Mind you, ...