Tease it for 15 books and then spring it on the reader in the first 100ish pages of the 16th with no warning.

Need I remind you that RTD wrote Love and Monsters? You know, the one where the Doctor consigns a women to spend the rest of her life as an immortal severed head fused to a slab of concrete. The one that's considered to be the worst episode of Doctor Who ever written.

True story. Its nostalgia. RTD made some great episodes, he also made some of the worst Who I've ever seen.

I really miss when we had a writer who could consistently crank out gems, like the one with the farting aliens, or the one with the girl who gets turned into a blow job slab.

Quite a change from the RTD era, when everybody was saying that Moffat needed to take over.

Don't invoke crappy Sci-Fi movies in your good Sci-Fi TV show, unless you're actually going back in time to stop JJ from taking the reigns of the Star Trek franchise.

Heroes.

I had no idea his full name was Bryan Singer Simon Kinberg Michael Dougherty. No wonder he just goes by Bryan Singer professionally.

You can reduce of your by by cutting out word. Easy as!

You can reduce length of your by 25% by cutting out every word. Easy as!

I hated the "magic" in Safety Not Guaranteed. It felt like it completely undermined the entire story arc to me. Oh well.

Indeed. But the real twist is that who we thought was the butler was actually Mr. Boddy all along! Also, everyone did it.

They don't name the instructions but I would suggest Fukt.

Lolololol. So funny that mats are Danish. Why? Because Denmark is flat. Why else? Because if you're Swedish, it's fun to think of tromping all over Denmark, and of course wiping your filthy dirty muddy shoes on it.

There were already people speculating that this was the Night's King even before the HBO Go 'leak'. It's fairly obvious - he has a crown of horns, and out of the thirteen Walkers beyond the baby, he's the one in the center, and the one who comes forward.

(Thirteen is believed to be an unlucky number by many in the Game…

Considering the list includes Arthur Machen, one might suggest you would want to look before you start yelling "fail" all over the place.

"20 Century Fox didn't like Whedon's witty dialogue."