I would be devestated if the اگلے doctor was a women, because the doctor has always been male. It seems weird that he can just change gender. If that happened, i think the دکھائیں would be completely different.

On the other side of the argument, there would no longer be the 'admiring female companion who meets this mad man and subsequently falls in love with him.. but the doctor is too blind to notice'- i mean, if the doctor were to be female and the companion male, then آپ could get a romance. یا even if both characters were female- it has been incinuated that the doctor is bi/omni-sexual, but the flow and basis of the love story would be different (good یا bad different? I don't know). On the other hand, i much prefer it when there is no love story and there is just a strong friendship. A simple approach to the doctor-companion relationship can have such a bigger effect; for example i prefer Ten and Donna's quirky and fun friendship compared to the Doctor and Rose's longing love for each other.

Now, female doctors... Possibly Miranda Hart? She's so funny! I think she's really one of the only females i would possibly consider to be in the role- and i'd like the doctor even مزید for it! However, i doubt this will happen, even though she has been offered a role in the دکھائیں before, but perhaps i could settle for a one-off comic relief special with her as the doctor, instead? Other actresses i would be up for are Emma Watson and possibly Suranne Jones.

Quite obviously, i am on the side of the اگلے doctor being male. I don't mean this because i'm sexist یا i'm afraid of change یا i just want a male hero to drool over. No, i mean this because doctor who has been running for 50 years now and the lead role has always been male. We as a fanbase have puzzled over this strange and mysterious time lord, but at the same time we've grown marvelously fond of him. As a character, i love him very much. He is my favourite character on TV. But if the doctor was suddenly to change into a woman, what effect would this have on the loyal and devoted fans? In my opinion, i think the change will be too fast and will upset many fans. We're still trying to grasp his characterization with every incarnation, and adding a female incarnation could just throw a spanner in the works. Already we've seen that the Doctor has many faces, but he's always been the same person... آپ can tell سے طرف کی the sorrow and pain that is in his eyes- he's been through a lot after all. However, a female incarnation could diminish this, making the doctor seem.. well, not the doctor at all.
Also there is logic to think about. If the doctor can regenerate into a woman, and he's already lived for over a 1000 years and been through 10 regenerations, than why hasn't he already been a woman? It just seems a bit odd that he would suddenly be a woman after 11 incarnations of being a man. The Doctor should either have been a man یا a woman in the first place. But, there is also the prospect of trying new methods out, and if there ever was a time to change the Doctor's gender, it would be now. Leave it too late, then my 'male-female incarnation probability' scenario will just worsen even more.

اگلے point. How will the the current companions react? We assume that Clara will be present during Eleven's regeneration, and that she will be in series 8, so how would she react to the doctor suddenly being a woman? To me, there is a potential growth in the Doctor and Clara's relationship, and i believe that a female doctor could deprive the pairing of this. Then again, the female version could bring out a stronger and مزید enpowering side to Clara. In series 8 though, i want the focus to be مزید on our companion following the lack of characterization in series 7, so i don't really want a new show-changing aspect to ruin this necessary possibility.
River Song. In terms of her, i have no objections to the doctor being female because she too is a time lady and will see normality in this situation. She understands the Doctor (well, not completley- no one does), and i think the new pairing will match perfectly.

مجموعی طور پر though, The Doctor should remain male. I think changing gender is too far-fetched and risky an idea, and if Moffat is seeing over this change, he may delve himself into even deeper water. With ratings on the slow decline, could this really be the time to savage the دکھائیں even more? What we need is a quirky young unknown actor who can make us think after just one episode: 'This is the Doctor. I love him already. What was i saying about the last incarnation again?' Since i don't know any 'unknown actors' (obviously), my candidates for the 12th Doctor are: Ben Whishaw (Q in Skyfall), Colin مورگن یا Rupert Grint. Failing that, i'm quite excited about the news surrounding Rory Kinnear, and relying on the theory that John Hurt could be the valeyard (a combination of all the doctor's incarnations who is also an embodiment of the time lord's darker side- somewhere between his 12th and final regenerations), than i am quite intriguied about what he could bring to the role too as a dark doctor. I have lots of ideas about John Hurt as the Doctor, so i won't go into anymore detail, because ive already gone on enough in this مضمون alone.
This is my first مضمون so I hope آپ have enjoyed reading and haven't got too fed up with my endless writing. I like to go on and on. Please feel free to تبصرہ and ask me (and each other) سوالات about this topic!