Incidentally, I'm halfway through watching The Ghost Monument, and frankly, as far as Jodie Whittaker as the Doctor is concerned, I'm absolutely sold on her being the Doctor. I don't know yet whether she will reach the heights of David Tennant or Tom Baker or Sylvester McCoy (my personal favourite Doctor), but while her character didn't seem quite pinned down in The Woman Who Fell to Earth, I only needed to watch half of this episode to know, she IS the Doctor. She's got the authority down, the argumentative part down, and the compassionate part down. And the companions seem to be one of the better lots.
Of course, I'm still not sold on Chris Chibnall as showrunner. The production values seem much better than before, but I want to wait to watch the current series before I make any judgement calls on the story quality. Oddly enough, the ones I'm looking forward to most are Arachnids in the UK and Demons of the Punjab. Not so sure about Rosa, but that's because I'm uncomfortable watching stuff to do with segregation. Then again, Doctor Who has been fairly firm about taking a stand against xenophobia since the beginning, since at least the first Dalek story...