Dr Who is a permanent feature of Cardiff as it is in the City the series is made by BBC Wales. David Tennant is the current Dr Who.

Unfortunately I'm old enough to remember the original series of Dr Who. I used to hide behind the settee when the errie music came on, but was too addicted to the TV series not to suffer the genuine fear every Saturday evening. It was brilliant! And now Dr Who has been re-launched by BBC Wales and has proven a huge success. For me, well, it just doesn't scare me anymore, and is that down to my age rather than the production? I'm not so sure. I can see the magic continues in the new generation of viewers. The magic is clearly to be seen in the sparkle of childrens eyes, but I haven't seen one child hide behind the settee as I used to. In my opinion it is that very real terror I experienced as a child that was the reason Dr Who was such a phenomenally huge success in the 60's. Will the lack of truly innovative ideas that generated that thrilling fear prove to be the difference between this new polished production? Remember, the new production team have all the latest wizardry of computerised special effects at their finger tips and, remember too, the original productions had to rely solely on ground-breaking, totally new (at the time) and incredibly innovative ideas to create the deeply scary threat of the Daleks and a that very weird, strange and sincerely frightening original title tune?