The quote has clearly been sent from the future to destroy humanity's will.

House Summers

Sorry yes - my mistake - it's been a long time since I read the Silmarillion and I was typing off the top of my head. Good catch.

Central London - all of them

For your first question it was about power. Sauron poured an enormous amount of his native power into the ring in order that it had the power to overcome and control the other ring bearers (three elves, seven dwarves, etc) – I seem to remember reading somewhere it was close to half his native power.

I haven't seen it yet! Going next week and can't wait...

The man has rocked it in everything I've ever seen him in, Ultraviolet, The Wire, Luther, Thor...

I’m always surprised how little David Gemmel’s work is mentioned on io9. In my view none of the above come close to Legend in which the entire book is one whole last stand.

Danger 5 is the bl**dy awesome. Episode 1 is on youtube here (legally i might add).

Well... in Britain, the head of any dead whale found on the coast automatically becomes the property of the King, and the tail of the Queen. Which will be handy when sea level rises and we’re invaded by the Killer Whales of Doom.

Maybe they worshipped Jam and were smited by the evil Marmaladites.

If you haven't read it already, try this:

I have no idea to be honest - email Annalee and ask her.

Awesome as ever, and excellent smoke bombs. I have a question. Is the next episode by chance going to consider the science of the correct opacity of stockings to make the perfect disguise while allowing the broad spectrum of visible wave lengths through?

Annalee is the Editor of the site. The other lady is Esther Inglis-Arkell - Contributing Reporter.

So... Sonic Screwdriver beats Lightsaber... Lightsaber beats... um Hand! Yeah must be hand considering how many of them go flying off in the films and then Hand beats Sonic Screwdriver (by switching it off or slapping the Doctor).

Wait... Owen Wilson is not a serial killer?

Me too. UoW is in my top ten favourite books of all time. It's equal parts beautiful and sad. It has some of the most poignant passages. Love it to bits.

That's coming in December.

They all look like they were doped by Walter Bishop.