There most certainly was a ghost fox episode! It was a stuffed fox that was coming back to life by eating lemons from the tree its flesh was buried under.

Well, this is for just the Australian and possibly NZ io9ers, I guess.

Yep, if we don't believe in something and ignore what all the scientists say, it certainly can't hurt us!

I dunno, in my experience Who fandom tends to last well into adulthood. I'm 25 and I've been watching it my whole life (I'd love a TARDIS door), and my 22 yr old boyfriend did two shopping trips today for Doctor Who figurines to pad out his diorama currently set up on one of our bookshelves. He has literally boxes of…

Um, that's some sort of English accent, definitely not Australian.

But they have been spying on citizens, and then illegally funneling the resulting intel to the IRS and DEA, then telling these agencies to pretend they found this intel themselves through legal means.

You know that quim is another word for cunt, right? I'm not sure it's warranted in this context really, Avengers reference or no.

Ha! Anytime anyone tries to say that to me, I show them this video.

It was actually in the last few years. Firstly, when 11 regenerated he thought for a few seconds that he might be a girl, and didn't seem totally shocked. Also, in The Doctor's Wife the Doctor clearly states that one of his fellow Time Lords 'The Corsair' has regenerated as both a woman and a man at different times.

Your assumption is wrong, it has been stated with no ambiguity in the show itself that Time Lords can and do change sex.

It's canon that Time Lords can change sex. You don't have to like it, but it's established in the show now.

Hahaha! Oh yes, the old racist Shaft comparison that gets trotted out almost every time an established character might be recast as non white. It's getting weirdly repetitive, like Shaft is the only black character people can think of.

Mediocre is a complete matter of opinion (that you seem to be generalising to all the 'real fans' for some reason), and in no way constitutes being a traitor. He did his job and doesn't owe anyone more than that.

Traitor? Christopher did a fantastic job during his stint as The Doctor, and left in part because he didn't like how some of the crew on the show were being treated on set.

'As he always should be'? According to whom? Certainly not Tom Baker, Steven Moffat or a lot of other people involved in the show.

Well, if it had to be a white non-ginger man, I'm glad it's him.

I think a lot of non-Australians/New Zealanders think it's gross because they have no idea how to use it and when they try it just spread a thick layer on their toast like it's peanut butter or something.

Oh yes, it's got nothing to do with sexism, it's just because 50% of the population is awful, relying on 'the gash' and unsuited to be working in movies!

That plot point is alluded to heavily in the trailer for the film though, so it's not really a huge spoiler or twist or anything. The story is more in how the clones relate to each other and what they decide to do after the discovery of their clone nature.