the Tenth Doctor in his opening scenes, though its nice to hear that he'll be using the old fashioned RP.  Geronimo, indeed.  Hooray!  Some of the internet goons are already beginning the negative talk.  Give him a chance. But even after all of this, Davies likes to leave his mysteries, something fior the kids to ponder or for Moffat to pick up on.  It's not just the appearance of a new new new Doctor which reminds us that the series, the story continues.  Who was that mystery timelady?  Was she the Doctor's mother?  Romana?  The Rani?  Susan?  Iris Wyldetyme?  Another one of his daughters?  How could she seemingly circumvent the timelock and appear to Wilf dressed in River Song white?  Mores to the point, who was the other 'weeping' timelord?  Brax?  Vancel?  Maxil?  Someone else whose name sounds like a spot cream?  Perhaps, like Jack's missing two years, we'll never know the implications. During the recent Radio 2 interview, Who on Who? , David asked Davies what his taste in movies was.  Russell regretfully explained that he wasn't a film buff and that his tastes were rather coarse that he wouldn't go to see what he "still describes as art house films" or with subtitles.  He goes for spectacle.  An unkind critic would throw those words back at him and suggest that's why his version of Doctor Who was often simplistic in its plotting and reliant on set pieces.  Except that the public attitude to films is much the same