Kevin Smith Writing and Directing Show Based on "Sam and Twitch" Comic Book for BBC America

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With Mad Men, it was sort of about it being TV as art, in a sense, and I think with Orphan Black, the way we want to celebrate it is around the kind of audacity, and innovation, and real smarts, but it doesn't take itself too seriously.

So that's the energy that keeps us going - there's the sadness of saying goodbye to Tatiana, and John, and Graham, the showrunners, and that whole cast and the fandom, but also the excitement around the next fresh story to tell on our air and the next unique characters and relationship that we think our audience will embrace.

Obviously, a new Doctor is nothing new on a series that has regenerated 12 times over the decades, but what concerns do you have as your flagship show goes though big changes on both sides of the camera with showrunner Steven Moffat also set to leave?

DEADLINE: So who do you think should be the next Doctor?

BARNETT: Well, I think, honestly, just the buzz, the conversation, the speculation, the crazy, spontaneous celebrity and non-celebrity fans auditioning online for who will be the next Doctor is a testament for how this show and franchise lives in pop culture and how real and meaningful it is.

That's kind of cool here, and I think with the lead-in Doctor Who, that was great opportunity to launch a new show that will be fantastically unique and have a chance to resonate with a real fan group around it.

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