How would you feel about Moffat writing one story a Series?

I agree actually. If he came back and wrote one script/story for a season, then he could condense alot of his style into that. When he does he creates great stories like Blink and The Empty Child/Doctor Dances

I like Moffat best when he's writing for someone else, so I'd welcome it.

Coming from someone who's been rather unimpressed by his recent exploits, I'd be all for it. Steven Moffat isn't a bad writer, so much as a hack one. And I mean hack in the traditional sense: someone who is pumping out poor quality material written at a pace. When you stick him in the midst of an intensive schedule where you're releasing something like twelve episodes a season, managing writers and attempting to write your own stories on top of that, he flounders and you get stories like "Hell Bent" and "Let's Kill Hitler". However, if he had time to process his ideas and a bit of oversight from a competent script editor, he could return to producing really terrific stories.

He reminds me a little of Philip Martin actually. The man has terrific ideas, but there just needs to be someone tweaking his stories from on high to make them work. Actually speaking of Eighties Who, I'd almost be tempted to call the "good one-off writer, bad script editor" schtick Saward Syndrome, except that half the reason Vengeance on Varos holds up so well is down additions from both Saward and the actors in rehearsal.

Suffice to say, I think Moffat should be given a little time to recharge his batteries. Have him shortlisted for upcoming series and wait until the new era is firmly entrenched before bringing him in.

I have no view on whether Moffat can or should write none, one or many scripts for future series, what I want are good stories, where they come from is of little interest to me.

Funny reading the Philip Martin chat above. While his Who stories were all a bit too similiar, the man's other work like Gangsters is just astounding. Total genius that was smashing the fourth wall in genre comedy years before shows like Moonlighting made it mainstream. Eric Saward, a passable hack at best, couldn't write it if he lived to be 1000.

If it'd allow him to explore and develop an interesting concept (gas mask zombies, statues that move when you aren't looking, living killer shadows etc), I'm all for it. Something Moffat has seemed to do since becoming showrunner is try to use too many interesting ideas, both for the episode itself and the overall arc. Especially where River Song is involved, there's more attention drawn to the arc elements like where in her tangled timeline the story takes place than what the episode by itself has to offer. He also seemed to try to be too clever, not always giving satisfactory conclusions to arcs he started.

I wish that at least just once he'd bring back Captain Jack instead of River Song. I don't want to see River return anymore, whereas I'm desperate to see Jack come back. John Barrowman should have been in Day of the Doctor IMO as he quickly became a big part of the show during the RTD Era.

Why? Why should John Barrowman have been in DOTD?

Sometimes a characters story is finished. Then again, Moffat may not be a fan of Capt Jack or Barrowman. He prefers to use his own characters, again and again!