Und noch mehr, was Steven Moffat über die neue Staffel zu sagen hat:
Nach dem Staffel 8 Finale, hat Moffat gefallen daran gefunden, wieder Doppelfolgen zu schreiben und so werden diese wieder häufiger in Staffel 9 auftauchen. Er begründet es damit, dass es spannender für das Publikum ist, wenn es nicht weiß, ob eine Story noch weiter geht oder in den nächsten 5 Minuten endet.
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“We’re changing the rhythm of [the show] quite a bit. For a long while, those 45-minute stories were the backbone of Doctor Who. They felt new and fresh and different. It just started to feel to me, that as a member of the audience, you were getting too acquainted with the rhythm of it. You sort of think, ‘Well, now it’s about time for the music to come up.’
“Writing the first two-parter that I had done in years [with Dark Water/Death in Heaven] I just thought, I’m liking this. This feels more unpredictable.’ Because you don’t know how far you’re going to get through the story…
He continues: “The rule I’ve got is that you won’t be absolutely certain whether a show is going to be a two-parter or not. And sometimes something that looks like it’s going to be a single, isn’t a single. I think the nice thing is not having the feeling of, ‘It’s five minutes until the end of Doctor Who, so he’s bound to start running now.’”
He adds: “With each of the two-parters we’re doing, there’s a substantial difference between the two halves.”
Was sagt Ihr dazu? Mehr Doppelfolgen oder doch lieber beim 45 Minuten Format bleiben?
Moffat Explains Series 9 Two-Parter Increase
doctorwhotv.co.uk
‘It started to feel to me the audience were getting too acquainted with the rhythm of the show.’
