What change do you want from Chibnall?

Heh...I want Bernice to make a TV appearance.

I want a 70s set episode where Hugh Ross cameos as Sir Toby Kinsella.

That'll do for today!

Less reliance on old monsters. Series 10 has done a good job so far but still managed to crowbar in a Dalek appearance.

Tbh the Daleks' shoehorned appearance this year just lends more weight to the old 'must appear every year' rumour. After what looks to be a fairly heavy in terms of old enemies series, I would welcome less appearance of them. Chibnall should stride forward in his first series, not look back. I just want him to take Who in a new direction, be bold. Just start afresh and make Who his own.

Although if he kept Bill, I wouldn't complain. 

A season full of stand-alone stories would be awesome, as would a character who travels with the Doctor for fun and without thought of what's going on at home. However, we had 26 years (more or less, if you exclude Ian/Barbara wanting to get home, Tegan wanting to get home, Romana not wanting to go home) of that in the Classic series and, to be blunt, television has moved on a little since those days. I'm not always a fan of it, but it's nice to be treated a little bit smarter by content producers on occasion.

Darker, longer, gritter storys, bring the gothic horror back, add some shock deaths & don't keep bringing people back from the bloody dead it ruins the dramatic impact of there loss.

Cast a immorally complex companion maybe someone who starts out quite a unpleasant character but the Doctor senses something special within him/her & over the travels we see the companion behaviour & outlook on life begin to change.

I want to be excited about watching Doctor Who again & although i been impressed with a few episodes this series it's can stll do a lot better.

New console room for 13.
New sonic for 13.

No Daleks for two years.
No Cybermen for two years.
A New Master.
A Better Doctor.
Return of 1 or 2 old monsters, but only when it fits the story, so not putting them in for the sake of it.
No stupid jokes/lines relating to show continuity.
A more varied series.
25 minute x 26 episode format (although this definitely won't happen)

I think The Daleks are contractually obliged to appear every series, which is a mixed blessing in my view. It is really difficult to sustain them as a massive threat if they appear every year, and get defeated every year (Steven Moffat's stories have cleverly avoided that by not presenting them in traditional 'good vs evil' scenerios - the 'cow-barred' moment in 'The Pilot' is a good example of that). They are undoubtedly a favourite Doctor Who monster however, and kids love 'em - and kids are a valued and difficult-to-impress portion of the audience.

Other than that, I feel Chris Chibnall should refrain from listening to the fans! I think that has caused Doctor Who to - on occasion - become its own story recently, with references to coninuity that impresses no-one outside a fanbase. As a fan, I love the idea of a returning First Doctor, the original Cybermen etc. But there's little doubt that kind of navel-gazing has caused a lot of the audience to turn away from the show. Chris is both a fan himself, and very successful TV showrunner - will he balance the two, I wonder?

I wish him well. He has a difficult job. For Doctor Who's success in the future, I think he needs to make 'populist' decisions that will bring back the masses, which means I think he needs to do things I personally will not particular like. But who cares what I think? I'll be watching anyway

So basically you want a TV version of Klein. Or the original idea of Turlough done right.

That would be great.