The Luca Brasi honeymoon package: I hope that their first child, be a masculine child.

Damn, that's the worst kind of good - clever and well executed.

Actually I wrote the article, not Charlie Jane. :)

I have to say, as both a brit who's been watching this religiously every week and a classicist, it really is captivating. Mark Addy's the only member of the cast with any acting ability whatsoever, the plots are a mess, and the mythology is agonisingly mangled. It's truly stunning how outstandingly terrible it is.

This might be my own hangups from having served onboard submarines, but we know this has 17 skeletons. This is a sunken tomb.

Shouldn't this be left alone? The skull picture is leaving a bad taste in my mouth.

Yep, mine is one of them.

Neville is badass.

Is this the North part of Galifrey?

"San Fran"?!!!!

I'm still working on that teleport machine, so we'll have to rely on Google maps for a comparison of the same locale. The contraption looks to have sat approx. where that stylish red pick is sitting in the photo. From scooting along in the Google street view, it looks as though many of these buildings are gone,…

Binky!

Don't worry, my first thought when I saw that error message was, "WTF does that even mean?!" and I had to read it a couple more times before I could discern what they were saying.

I think it does. Basically, "This video contains content from A, B, C, and D, one or more of whom have blocked it on copyright grounds."

You do know that there are several different departments in the studios right? The department that does rendering and animations is not the same one that does plot and dialogue.

You think the animators are also scriptwriters? One has nothing to do with the other.

Banned...that was quick. Anyone else have another link?

For anyone who wants to read the actual account: http://badwilf.co.uk/?p=820

That is actually not true. The BBC put out a press statement along those lines but later had to apologize for it because they pulled it out of their arses! Read for yourself if you want: http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/entertain…

Eccleston decided very early on that he didn't want to continue in the role (meeting Barrowman had nothing to do with it) and it's been said that he made up his mind during the first few weeks of filming. The reasoning behind his decision is still rather cloudy. From what many have been able to gather, he objected to…