I didn't go insane, but I found some of those questions odd.

I voted for Empire. I love Firefly to death, but I'm sane enough to be rational about choosing the "best" movie objectively.

Looking at pictures, I could see Tamsin Greig doing it, or Emma Thompson (because Trelawney is already weird).

Note:

Yeah, that was probably the best use of the stones yet. #observationdeck

Absolutely stunning...

Picture 8 looks like Prisoner Zero...

@Craig: Oh, right, I forgot Chuck! And all the more reason for me to check out a few of those others shows (including putting BSG higher on my list).

Mark Shepherd is probably my most looked-forward to guest appearance on the show. I love him in everything else (Firefly, Dollhouse, Warehouse 13, Leverage), adding him to Who makes his acting career perfect, IMO.

I figure it'll be answered when it happens, but now that you mention River, that makes sense.

@Lawdog: That was awesome.

@One42: Well, those three mentioned are background for Series 5's episodes 4&5.

If you have time to watch 14 episodes before Easter (well, Holy Saturday), then I suggest starting with Series 5, which they intended to be a good place for fans to jump on with.

At catnik said, the writer for GitF and Blink is now the head writer and producer of the show. He's improved the whole show, making a compelling story-arc with a fantastic finale, and Series 6 looks like it will be even better than that.

Soooo many good points in this essay, but what I think it comes down to is owning the culture and using it. Being different from the mainstream. (I especially love a] wanting to be a part of that fictional world and 2] grasping it beyond the ever-changing water-cooler discussion.)

That poster is such a good representation of what's happened to Hogwarts in the 7th book. Pretty cool.

"Stars original series"? Um, no.

Blade Runner, but ESB will win because it's more family friendly.

What's with the lack of mentioning "red settings" with River Song in picture 20? Or does that not look like a sonic she's holding?

@JH: I agree on the first point: I would love to be able to "like" an article, which would then just post the headline as a link in my wall, like it used to, but now it's gone.