Amy and Rory gone from the TARDIS? I don't buy it. Next week will be a Cyberman episode without them, then the finale will shake things up with the Doctor having a revelation that he needs people with him or some such and they'll be back. Or at least Amy will...

What you say was true for the Eccleston and Tennant eras but Moffat has taken a different approach with Smith and what he's about.

That sound was the Cloister Bell, the red alert for the TARDIS.

I dunno—any of those jobs seemed better than working in an office.

The debris-could-be-dangerous thing seems incredibly disingenuous. More like NASA wants their debris back so they scare people into giving it to them.

Thank you for turning me onto this version; how the hell did I never know that existed?

Buck Rogers PROPER

Original BSG PROPER

Wonder Woman PROPER

Also Incredible Hulk

Dr. Who, BSG, Twin Peaks, Space: 1999.

The wheelchair is an artifact.

I appreciated this review, it helped clarify the confusing threads running through the show. I didn't dislike this episode as much as some commenters but I do think it tried to do too much, too fast.

Where are the aliens? Where are they? They should be here by now. They should have been here a long time ago. Jack's old boyfriend is no 456 and he's no Ianto.

You can cut one of these open and hide in it like a tauntaun: [io9.com]

The Internet is Fucking Amazing Vol. MMXXIV: [www.nytimes.com]

I read it as: NSFW Engineering Center for Sensorimotor Neural Engineering. And then, turned out I was right! Between the lines for that one read: sexbots.

He's not a shrew he's a mole-man. Close though.

I'd like to see Kroll get his own show more than any of these, frankly.

Pro: Lafayette delivers the best rendition of the line, "Fuck this shit," since the invention of the words, "fuck," "this," and "shit."