Hahaha, you fucking casual! *smugly blasts White Light/White Heat*

"Nowhere is super overrated"

I'll go one better and say 6.8

Booooooo

He would have been a good Scrooge imo. Still Tennant will do.

I think it still holds up as a fun action film after all these years. I mean, can you really hate a film that has so much Connery in it?

Hi egghead! Sing Fair Harvard!!

Tbh I still quite like their documentaries, even though Documentary Now tore them a new one.

I don't blame people for jumping right on Vice for that headline as Vice's actual articles (well the music ones) have been trollish for years.

People were going to complain whichever way the show was going to go. I'm glad we are getting something inventive and interesting.

Maybe that's it. Maybe it will be mental anguish instead of physical anguish this time round. The original plan for the Seventh Doctor was for him to have been driven insane by an adversary which would have lead to his regeneration. Maybe the Master(s) take advantage of his tired mind and push him towards insanity?

No, no, that statement was reversed thanks to a farcical deus ex machina.

What is kinja-pocalypse? Is that like when the solar flairs hit Earth?

I've been racking my brain trying to see if there's something that I'm missing with The Doctor this season.

Yes

That small interaction between The Doctor and Missy was odd. There's something more going on and I wonder if it fits into Capaldi's final arc. Moffat (in correlation with Chibnall) stated a few days ago that this regeneration would be 'different' and that the changeover will happen in a 'new way'. Its kinda making me…

Fucking millennials.

Looking at that list of his other episodes from the review, I genuinely forgot that 'Night Terrors' existed.

I loved the pay-off of the movie running gag because, of course, The Doctor has seen and only remembers 'Frozen'.

Fun fact: they brought 92 year old Ysanne Churchman in to reprise her role as 'Alpha Centauri'! A very surprising cameo.