Russell T. Davies:

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\>"This one features Colin Baker and Bonnie Langford. You can see the 1980s in their full joy – it’s a mad, colourful, bizarre story with talking plants that are out to kill everyone and turning people into compost. You’ll find out what sort of fan you are when you watch it. Because it’s bright and it’s vivid. I adore it – so come and join us. Take away your preconceptions. Don’t worry about the colours. Don’t worry about the loudness of it. Enjoy the fun – it is really, really, really a hoot. So come along and have a hoot!”

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Source: https://www.bigissue.com/culture/tv/russell-t-davies-doctor-who-episodes-whoniverse-iplayer/

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Chris Chibnall:

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\>"Bonnie Langford is a very good actress, she just has to restrain herself a bit more. She seems very theatrical at the moment. The show hasn’t improved that much since it went off the air. It could have been a lot better; it could have been slightly better written, especially the last story. Not only too complicated, it was very clichéd, it was very routine – running up and down corridors and silly monsters. It was a little too routine Doctor Who, very much what the audience was expecting, it's not really very challenging to them. The story itself had been done in diferent ways in the past few years and very story the type of story that people would expect from Doctor Who. That story was very... boring."

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Source: https://youtu.be/YkCe3owO7wY?si=X-LU-FI3tI-FtRCe

Two Doctor Who showrunners have differing opinions on "Terror of the Vervoids". Russell T. Davies likes it, Chris Chibnall doesn't (at least not when he first watched it). Which one do you agree with?