The whole Foggy learning his secret was a good episode that wouldn’t work on regular TV. They took an entire episode to have an arguement and deal with it like in reality. Far too often in TV there are secrets that piss characters off but they get over it within about 10 minutes of screen time so the show can…

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For the love of Elaine! What an absolute joke of a decision.

I loved that stuff. The creativity and side stories that spawned from TPP was what, I think, made it even more captivating.

I know some people found TPP to be extremely annoying, but I found it rather fascinating. The ability of thousands of people to defeat a game, coupled with the stories that emerged as a result of it (the releasing of Pokemon, the religions, etc) had me glued. I really hope they do another one. Gold/Silver anyone?

Frakin Toasters!

For how gory it is most Crossed comics are surprisingly well written and I'm pretty sure I've read all of them. Don't read too many in a row though. I found myself somewhat detached from reality and couldn't get to sleep after reading like ten in a row.
If you wanna have a look I recommend the free webcomic 'Crossed:…

What?

River uses her remaining regenerations in one go to cure the Doctor of the Judas Tree poison, she's not gifting him a new set of regenerations like the Time Lords do.

So in answer to some of the so-called plot holes, here's how I see them:

I thought the final moments were amazing, especially the Doctor's quote at the end: "We all change, when you think about it. We're all different people, all through our lives, and that's okay, that's good. You gotta keep moving... so long as you remember all the people who you used to be."

I was less than impressed with the book.

Huge Harry Potter/Hunger Games fan right here, so I feel we maybe have similar tastes. While I liked the story behind Divergent, the book itself is pretty simple and blah writing. It's fairly harmless though. If I had kids, I'd let them read Divergent without being worried. I would try to forbid my kids from reading…