Best Doctor Who showrunner of the modern era?

[BluBonnet]

Who do you think is the best Doctor Who showrunner of the modern era?

[Cruel Angel]

All 3 have their own faults, but the lesser of the 3 evils to me is RTD.

[CouncilSpectre]

On balance, probably Moff.

The Matt Smith-era for me was the highlight of the revival series.

RTD's Tennant years were great too.

[frankrizzo13]

If by showrunner, you mean "guy who ran the show into the ground", then it's Chibbs all the way.

I'd rate RTD and Moff roughly equal, but Smith and Capaldi were generally better Doctors than Tennant and Eccs, so Moff wins.

[JamesKurtovich]

Hard to say, but I'm going to go with RTD. There's just something so special about the Tennant era that has yet to be matched imo.

That said, nobody could create hype like Moffat. What he did for the 50th anniversary of the show was great and I really hated the fact that Capaldi left.

[Movie_Maven]

I was torn between RTD & Moffat, but I ended up going with RTD because the 9th Doctor and his adventures set the New Who era in motion for me

[principehomura]

Russell also for me, and I am super-happy he's back at the helm.
He's the one that most understood the lore.

Moffat is like Whedon. At his best he has no rival (my favorite episodes and specials are probably all written by him), but if he's not given strict boundaries he'll overdo, exaggerate and ruin.

Chibnall didn't enthusiasm me much.

[Gizz]

Steven Moffat I like his era the best.