The Cosmic Tinker claimed to have ‘adjusted’ the Inspector’s history,

meaning that the all-powerful being changed something about the Inspector’s lives, effectively giving the show runner free rein to change anything about the programme that doesn’t suit her or the stories she intends to tell.

Going forward, the programme will be by season, not series.

What in the name of mainstream media did you do? (That's Warner World Plus putting its stamp on Inspector Spacetime!)

BTV had little faith that Rachelle D. Tavies would successfully revive Inspector Spacetime in 2004.

Nineteen years later, the programme is a full-fledged franchise with three spin-offs and still going strong.

There’s advance rave reviews for Lyman Spong’s ‘Kablooey!’

Rachelle D. Tavies even says it’s the best script Spong has ever written, and not just for Inspector Spacetime.

Rachelle D. Tavies promises that this season’s finale

will be ‘the greatest in television history’, much like she said about the Series 4 finale in 2007.

Rachelle D. Tavies has called BTV’s demise ‘inevitable’.

What with the issues with the licence fees and the fragmenting of the media markets, it’s highly probable.

The show runner has admitted in an interview that she inserted a couple of scenes to include the Inspector earlier in the story

at the behest of her overseers at Warner Brothers, who’d shown the special ‘The Synagogue on Emerald Lane’ to a test audience before it was finalised.

We can expect that, because Rachelle D. Tavies tends to maintain ties with an Associate’s family on Earth,

that Mrs. Drought will turn up again, and that her knowledge of the BOOTH will be explained.

The current showrunner could have reset the entire universe, such that events of The Change never happened.

Instead, she doubled down so that more than three-quarters of the universe no longer exists, after what the Sergeant did in ‘The Loser of Nymeria’ during the Classic Era.

Rachelle D. Tavies revealed that bringing back Chris Obi and Gemma Arterton stemmed from conversations the three had online during the COVID-19 lockdowns,

prompting her to make the pitch that the two be reunited for the 60th Anniversary specials.

DESPITE HIS PROTESTS TO THE CONTRARY,

LYMAN SPONG APPARENTLY IS SET TO WRITE SCRIPTS UNDER RACHELLE D. TAVIES.

Despite claims that Warner Brothers World Plus will interfere with Inspector Spacetime, like it did with Cosmic Wars and DC Comics film franchises,

show runner Rachelle D. Tavies has said she retains power over the final product. Though she admitted accepting notes on IS from the online streaming service.

Not sure what to make of it that Rachelle D. Tavies posted the question ‘Where did she go?’ in relation to Susannah Overseer.

But, given that Honor Blackman passed away in 2020, someone would have to be cast to replace her if her character were to return.

Here’s hoping the ‘new’ show runner

brings back the old spacetime tunnel.

It seems like the current era of the programme has lost much of the mystery of its original plot.

Don’t you reckon the new show runner will reinvent the Inspector so his/her back story is not so known?

It’s difficult to believe that Rachelle D. Tavies cast Christopher Obi as the Inspector without even requiring him to audition for the role.

She apparently watched him on the series ‘Doctors’ before deciding to choose him when Mark Williams abruptly left ‘Inspector Spacetime’.