Neil Gaiman has said one of the episodes of Doctor Who he wrote ended up leaving him with “a bad taste in my mouth” because he had no say over the finished product. Neil Gaiman has said one of the episodes of Doctor Who he wrote ended up leaving him with “a bad taste in my mouth” because he had no say over the finished product. My Doctor Who experience left me with bad taste in my mouth, says Neil GaimanThe author, who wrote The Doctor’s Wife in 2011 and Nightmare in Silver in 2013, said the experience made him determined to have creative control over his new show Good Omens, starring Michael Sheen and David Tennant. He said: “I did two episodes of Doctor Who over the last decade, one I loved and it won awards, one I do not love and it is widely regarded as having some good bits in it but being rather a curate’s egg. “If this is going to be f***** up it’s going to be f***** up by me personally with love and dedication.

Source: Irish Independent October 02, 2018 17:26 UTC