Yeah, he kept being shown the exit, which the Doctor said was because he had no faith and therefore couldn't be food.

I thought the idea was that the rooms DID contain fears, but the creature itself fed on faith.

I'm sure this won't be the last we see of Amy, and she's way too stubborn to take a "normal" job now.  It'll be interesting to see what becomes of her.

I think the point of him leaving them behind "while [they're] still breathing" was that he's afraid of losing yet another companion.  He knows that everyone he meets suffers because of it in some way, and he wants to stem their tide of suffering before it becomes too great.

Another great line.  I liked that the worst/most unlikable character in this episode not only had the funniest lines, but also survived until the end.  It really did speak to his race's devious survival skills.  I simultaneously loved and loathed that character, which I imagine was the intended effect.  It was awesome…

Loved this episode.  I'd say this might be one of my favorites of the sixth series, if not THE favorite.  It had a great "monster", a great concept, and some really interesting ideas about the intended and unintended power of faith.  As an atheist, I of course loved that Rory was the only one immune to the prison's…

Sigh, I'm sorry.  I hate to let you down, mratfink.

It always bugged me that the ukulele B-plot never tied in very well to the engaging A-plot.  Still though, a minor flaw in an otherwise terrific and surprisingly sad episode.

"You ever see a man throw a shoe?"

Of course!  You ever try going mad without power?  It's no fun.

Would you turn six!  Already!

You do mean stumbled ratings-wise, right?  Because in my humble opinion, Frisky Dingo Season 2 is one of the best things to ever happen to televised comedy.

Goddamn if I don't love 4 people all referencing the same Simpsons quote in such rapid succession.  Warms the cockles.

Then the agent asks "What do you call that?"

The whole time I was reading the review I kept pausing and thinking 'I cannot WAIT to see clips from this trainwreck on The Soup'.

I can see it now…a Very Special Episode featuring the H8Rs of the AV Club comments VERSUS every single D-List celebrity in existence in a Non-Stop, No Holds Barred, Battle Royale!

I really hope "Come and get me Mario" (or "Come at me, Mario" in the vernacular of our times) becomes a slogan for internet hating.

My favorite line from this movie.  Never ceases to make me laugh:

Well the creators were promised a sixth season, but SyFy reneged on the deal and canceled them while they were almost done with production on Season Five.  So they were forced to scramble and close out the series in one extra episode instead of a whole season.  Which is just shitty.

Ugh.  I'm going to miss Eureka.  It may not be great, but it's still the best thing on SyFy right now.