“It was a confused launch,” Davies wrote. "We knew it would be, but there was no way around it. It was the sixtieth anniversary, which meant going to a streamer to say this is a brand-new show that’s celebrating sixty years. It’s launching and regenerating at the same time. Quite a difficult concept. I think that f****d it from the start.
“Disney’s solution was to throw away the three anniversary specials, more or less. They dropped them on to the platform, but they didn’t really advertise them. I don’t think David Tennant did a single interview with the American press. And I accept that, because we’d created that oddness. But it was a stumbling start in America, from which I think we never quite recovered.”



That’s not to even mention Torchwood, which, what the hell were they thinking with the way they handled that show?
Torchwood started so good and turned to utter shit out of nowhere