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New Doctor Who: “A Pinch of Twilight, A Pinch of Harry Potter”
Wenger and his Doctor Who co-exec producer, Beth Willis, both previously worked on Ashes To Ashes. But Wenger says Who is “a bigger, more brilliant challenge” than the aforementioned Life On Mars spinoff: “Just the stories [on Who], by nature, have to be slightly baffling, but have a really rigorous logic behind why they’re baffling – and they should be baffling in a good way.”
Willis adds, “[Ashes] was eight episodes compared to thirteen, which I think, just in terms of stamina, is quite a different kettle of fish. And the post-production process on Doctor Who is just so much more complex.”
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