You'll make a great scientist. :)

All of that said though, I thought you made a really good point, tying that into the theme of the episode. I didn't pick up on Joe Quincy's advantage as an outsider who hasnt been repeatedly hosed until you pointed it out.

All of that said though, I thought you made a really good point, tying that into the theme of the episode. I didn't pick up on Joe Quincy's advantage as an outsider who hasnt been repeatedly hosed until you pointed it out.

I would love to hear your professor tie hosing down chimps who want a banana to "antibiotics, or any soaps or grooming products, or any of the myriad things that were made possible by animal testing"

I would love to hear your professor tie hosing down chimps who want a banana to "antibiotics, or any soaps or grooming products, or any of the myriad things that were made possible by animal testing"

I have to agree. As soon as I read in the review that they found gold in the safe, I realized this was not in any way a real show. Finding out that they call themselves the "Crime Lords" was just icing on the cake.

I have to agree. As soon as I read in the review that they found gold in the safe, I realized this was not in any way a real show. Finding out that they call themselves the "Crime Lords" was just icing on the cake.

And they've done the exact same thing to the Daleks, by the way. They've become slow-moving tanks that almost never fire their cannon, and when they do they never, ever, EVER hit what they're aiming at.

And they've done the exact same thing to the Daleks, by the way. They've become slow-moving tanks that almost never fire their cannon, and when they do they never, ever, EVER hit what they're aiming at.

I think you said it perfectly. The angels used to be really a terrifying villain. Now, as you said they move slowly, and even if they get you, they blink you away and you live out the entire rest of your life off camera. It's not exactly a fate worse than death.

I think you said it perfectly. The angels used to be really a terrifying villain. Now, as you said they move slowly, and even if they get you, they blink you away and you live out the entire rest of your life off camera. It's not exactly a fate worse than death.

Could someone please explain to me how the weeping angels work? I thought the deal was that they could move any time they weren't being observed, but there were a lot of angels not moving while nobody was looking, or so it seemed to me.

Could someone please explain to me how the weeping angels work? I thought the deal was that they could move any time they weren't being observed, but there were a lot of angels not moving while nobody was looking, or so it seemed to me.

Alright. I mean, well, you know… I get… I mean, I think…

Alright. I mean, well, you know… I get… I mean, I think…

I don't know why you're arguing with me about this. I'm saying the presentation bothers ME and is affecting MY ability to enjoy the show. If it's not bothering you, congratulations. Go forth and do good in the world, I don't know what else you could possibly want from me? Am I supposed to say, my god you're right, it…

I don't know why you're arguing with me about this. I'm saying the presentation bothers ME and is affecting MY ability to enjoy the show. If it's not bothering you, congratulations. Go forth and do good in the world, I don't know what else you could possibly want from me? Am I supposed to say, my god you're right, it…

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replied in the wrong place, reposted above.

I don't mind the number of episodes per season, I mind the splitting of them into two arcs that are seperated by almost a year. It's closer to being a six episode season than even a 12 episode season, because of the way they're presenting them.