Ok, the first episode of the new series has received some criticism from some people for being too sexed up. Here's an article below.
In one scene, Amy, played by the actress Karen Gillan, told the Doctor that her kissogram repertoire also included nuns and nurses’ outfits.
In another, she watched as the Doctor completely undressed in front of her, before donning his new outfit of a tweed suit and bow tie.
As he stripped, Amy’s fiancé, Rory, asked: “Aren’t you going to turn your back?” to which she replied, “no”, while running her eyes over the naked Doctor.
For the viewer, however, the Doctor’s physique was left to the imagination, with only a glimpse of his torso shown on screen.
Writing about Amy, one viewer in an online forum asked: 'Why did she dress up as a tarty policewoman? Surely that's not fitting for a family show.'
Another said: "They've completely demeaned Doctor Who by replacing good episode stories with slutty girls."
But Miss Gillan defended the decision to dress in a mini skirt, saying: 'I tried on different things and when it came to the short skirts, I just thought it was right. I mean, look down most high streets and girls Amy's age wear that. It's not that weird.
"Short skirts show that Amy is confident and comfortable about her look. You have to have confidence to wear something like that."
Even the Tardis had a racy revamp, newly equipped with a walk-in wardrobe and swimming pool. Upon seeing the interior of his updated time machine, the Doctor declared: “Oh, you sexy thing.”
Piers Wenger, the executive producer of Dr Who, said that Steven Moffat, the series’ new script writer, wanted a “sexy” new companion for the Doctor.
He said: “The whole kissogram thing played into Steven’s desire for the companion to be feisty and outspoken and a bit of a number. Amy is probably the wildest companion that the Doctor has travelled with, but she isn’t promiscuous. She is really a two-man woman and that will become clear over the course of the episodes.
“Sci-fi has a long and happy history of sexy female characters and long may that continue.”
Blimey, what the hell is this, the bloody dark ages. People need to get a life, seriously!
