Why even bother with the few seconds of Susan in the last season being like a lost memory of the Doctor just regenerates anyway and they aren't going to do anything with it?

After all as we keep being reminded, she doesn't exist as The Doctor, and Rani are "the last of the time lords" even though the rest are still alive, just time locked.

Let's not forget that Timelords are now "sterile" apparently as of this last episode, and can not have children.

I hate when they play loose like this with the established Canon. It feels like the writers haven't seen any of the other episodes.

No mention of Becker? I loved Becker, it was awesome. Good cast, and he played a cranky Doctor 6 hears before Hugh Lorie got a monopoly on the roll.

He was also decent in the few last seasons of CSI. Deffinetly more of a dramatic role for him.

From other articles I've read the pay was one very small reason she left. When she first auditioned for the role she was told the role would be a short job, lasting one season. However the show was a hit, and she wasn't ready for that big of a commitment.

The real reason she left was she was tired and wanted to spend time with her kids. That's what finally pushed her to not renew her contract for another season.

Bone Tomahawk wasn't good. The story doesn't grab you, and at best it's a western up until the very end where it becomes a horror movie, and tries to get all the gore it can.

This article says the 10th doctor doesn't know he's the 2nd to last, and the show doesnt address it, but it does. First off, Tenant is both the 10th and 11th regeneration. Mat Smith's 12th regeneration mentions this in the time of the Doctor. "Well Number Ten once regenerated and kept the same face. I had vanity issues at the time."

The only reason we even got a 13 was because the time lords sent energy through the Crack to give the Doctor another cycle of 12. The Timeless child wasn't needed to explain further regeneration.