I think, in the effort to please just about everyone, the new search page is…a lot.  It's busy.

Two considerations:
1. Perhaps limit the thumbnails on the search page to one and people can navigate to the others by the usual means of passing the cursor over the title/hotlink or by clicking on the camera icon.

2. Long descriptions that require scrolling interfere with overall page scrolling. Perhaps provide as the additional space for text as you've done then use the old way of passing the cursor over the ellipsis.

You're obviously working hard to make the site as effective as possible. Thanks!

I reverted to the old layout.  Initially, the font was too small for me - that seems to have changed now; however, I do prefer the upper banner menu with all links separate vs the drop-down menu. The same is true for my statistics (ratio, bonus points). Absolutely nothing personal in the decision; I guess I'm pretty routine/set in my ways.

Had the same issue with Bing.com

@blackwing:

I'm the freak of the bunch - I prefer the original Dr. Who, and Tom Baker was my favorite Doctor. I still think the series would never have existed if not for the Quatermass series of films.

I can respect that.

I go on record as recognizing David Tennant's run as the Doctor as being the best.  Donna Noble was the best companion, though Clara Oswald was amazing, too!  It's nice to see some LGBT content coming into the show and dare I say that it may be time for a female Doctor Who - perhaps with a gay male companion.  I would like to see a Doctor/companion dynamic that isn't a prolonged "will-they-won't-they" story line.  Having them be very close, supportive mates (like the Doctor/Donna pairing) was just as, if not more, satisfying.  But I suppose that's just a gay man talking and it wouldn't grab the ratings like the other formula.

PS - Glad to see Moffat go…the weeping angels were a super idea but became much too overused.  I guess every show runner would be desperate to add his/her own brand of darlek/cyberman to the Doctor Who universe.