In which I wonder if I'm being too sensitive?

[salienne]

I love Moffat's writing, and the man is brilliant. But this one quote of his squicks me a bit: "Despite all the fear, death and screaming women, it is a charming, optimistic show and children bond with it like no other."

Now, I agree with all of that, and it's a lovely quote... except for what I have bolded. I mean, yes, the show has had its share of screaming women, but... shouldn't it be getting rid of that as a "trademark"? Especially from the future showrunner, defining it like that bothers me.

So... is this me overreacting, or being legitimately bothered?