SPOILER WARNING:
Watch the following video clips only if you’ve seen the latest episode of Doctor Who (i.e., Neil Gaiman’s “The Doctor’s Wife”); in them, Gaiman talks about writing for the show, and describes/mourns some bits that got dropped from the script. (And no, the picture of the Beatles really isn’t a spoiler.)
And don’t forget this bit of cut dialogue (previously blogged).
In related news, the line in this episode about biting being like kissing, only there’s a winner, is a nod to the line in Steven Moffat’s Jekyll about killing being like sex, only there’s a winner. Whether the reference is Moffat’s or Gaiman’s I’m not sure.