I hope "an unstoppable force of terror" refers to the emotion, and not terrorism, because Star Trek shouldn't be as mired in 9/11 era torture/terrorism mentality as just about every other American action-adventure film and TV show. We should really move past eternal war, and Star Trek should show the way, as it did in…

Well, if we had a replacement, my dream would be Sean Pertwee, in a wig, playing his father.

I know, and it says that in the article, but it doesn't say what I said.

The entire movie "Beware! The Blob" is on YouTube. They used to show it every year at my sleep-away camp. It's really funny, and has a great cast, including a cameo by Hagman and Burgess Meredith as stoners, hippies, or something.

Works for me.

If it's good enough for Doctor House, it's good enough for you.

Chicago in November? It doesn't get cold or windy, does it?

I think it's a shame that the Bakers might seem ridiculous coming back only because they're so much older and fatter than when they left.

I am used to disappointment from the Steven Moffat/Matt Smith era. Tennant would disappoint me- he would be the least surprising pick. I'm hoping for better from their 50th anniversary (it will be mine too!)

I remember the toy "line" just being the one robot, who came with a big universal translator that bleeped, and his gun(s) (I think there were two). The comics were good, and had a good run. The Dire Wraiths were a great, creepy enemy. The toy had limited appeal.

I hope it's not David Tennant. We got a lot of him, not so long ago. Pairing him with Smith will look like a couple of hipsters having a quirk-off.

You win.

Sorry!

…and Borg.

…and starships…

AWESOME! Needs more action figures…

THANK YOU MEREDITH!! I'll take my coal and like it. A worthy sacrifice to The Great Bird of the Galaxy.

This morning I was watching Tomb of the Cybermen for the first time. All alone.