I don’t know, but Warwick Davis was quite good in a tricky part in the Doctor Who episode “Nightmare in Silver” (written by Neil Gaiman), one of the best Cyberman stories

Considering “Torchwood” is an anagram of “Doctor Who,”

...and David told Jodie and Georgia. Georgia told her dad. Peter told...I’m surprised they kept a lid on it after that.

“Space Camp, the Drinking Game,” is a right of passage for all new counselors at Space Camp. Depending on rules, no one can make it more than ten minutes into the movie. 

I’d be just as happy seeing the Disco-era Enterprise have its own movie.

Anti-Zionist Arabs worked with the NAZIS, as did anti-British Indians. Why are people so shocked?

Yeah, this was an odd article. I’m very casually into Dr. Who, but what was done sounds like a Dr. Who move all the way from my experience.

It would have been more interesting if she hadn’t wiperd Noors mind.

Welcome to the folks raised on NewWho. In addition to retconning him as an eternal paragon of moral virtue, many of them also believe that the Doctor has always disliked guns.

Just to add - sabotaging an enemy’s plan so that they suffer the very fate they wanted to inflict on others, by their own hand, is something that every single incarnation of the Doctor has done.  It’s one of the Doctor’s go-to moves, really.

It’s an extremely disconcerting moment, considering the Doctor’s escape plan already assured the Master would fall foul of his “allies,” an incredibly cruel and out-of-character moment for a show and hero that has always championed diversity in the face of hatred and bigotry

I can’t wait to watch GoT with the budget of an episode of The Facts of Life. 

People got used to the idea of JJ being a hack over the last four years it seems. But ya I remember point that out too lol.

Obligatory, I love this 3000 comment.

Yeah I dont agree either. The same company that too many SW fanatics complain about also gave us Rogue One, the best of the Marvel movies, and as was mentioned, the absolutely incredible Mandalorian series. And the article (and video unless I missed it) failed to mention JJ’s Mission Impossible 3, an underrated film…

Be genuine here. Be 100% honest. If they had taken the five minutes to go into the actual mechanics of his resurrection, would that have left people who had issues with Palpatine’s return satisfied? Never forget Midichlorians when it comes to trying to explain Force stuff.

Turning this into two movies would have been lousy. If this was the way to end the saga, the Palpatine revelation should have come in Episode 8. Personally I liked RoS and did not like TLJ, I know many feel the opposite, but I can see what a mess this turned out to be. I don’t lay the blame on JJ or Rian, but on…

“But, the twins never got to Tatooine together.”

Quite frankly, I shouted at the screen when they hit the masterful reveal (yes, that pun is going to get a lot of mileage) at the end. I wouldn’t have expected them to bring back another incarnation of the Master in the season opener, at least not so blatantly chewing up the scenery (John Simms-esque Saxon teases in…

It would be amazing if it turns out this Master is the incarnation Simm regenerated into. It would make sense too; he went even more cuckoo from the knowledge that he(she)’ll eventually be redeemed by the Doctor, and will regenerate into Missy after several run-ins with Thirteen as a way to honor/mock her.