[Morgan.]

http://www.digitalspy.com/tv/doctor-...infacebookpost

I'm not so sure about Sunday Evenings

[armand.kay]

here for it tbh. like the article says Sunday night will be better for the show

[Josiah.]

Well, here in the States for the first 2 or 3 series of the revival; Doctor Who was broadcast on Friday nights (because Doctor Who was shown on Syfy at the time, not BBC America).

[glibberglobber]

Nope. Saturday tea time has always been the spot for DW since 1963 (excluding some of McCoy's era)...

We are NOT having Counryfile replaced by DW

[glibberglobber]

Was the Sat. night line up not enough for you , for a night in

Sci-fi
Quiz show
Medical Drama
Comedy

[MB.]

It doesn't work on Saturday nights nowadays (scheduling it around Strictly means having to air it at either 5.30 or 8.30, neither of which feel right), so I'd much prefer it to move to Sundays

[glibberglobber]

Originally Posted by MB.

It doesn't work on Saturday nights nowadays (scheduling it around Strictly means having to air it at either 5.30 or 8.30, neither of which feel right), so I'd much prefer it to move to Sundays

8;30 is fine, it can jump straight into Casualty

[MB.]

Originally Posted by glibberglobber

8;30 is fine, it can jump straight into Casualty

That's a disastrous timeslot because it prevents children (and thus families... hint hint, it's a family show) from watching, and they're much less likely to catch up as a result

See series 8 and 9 for proof