Rodriguez, yes.

It's the weakest, but I'm not keen on "15 Million Merits" either.

Well Tauriel literally goes and applies some kingsfoil to save someone's life, which as far as Arwen comparisons go was a bit on the nose.

Yeah I'm still processing O'Toole's death.

From what I read, they killed off Libby simply because Ana Lucia was very unpopular so they wanted a well liked character to die too so impact.

I also enjoy House of Cards. But I'd say - IMHO - Boardwalk Empire is a much better show.

Fallout 1, 2 and Tactics. Basically all the pre-Fallout 3 games and all the stuff done by Black Isle, the company who made the original Fallout games before they moved on to found Obsidian Entertainment (their first release: KOTOR2. IT'S ALL CONNECTED.) Gog is definitely a place for people who like late 1990s early…

"Unifaction" was TNG's biggest Romulan storyline but they were already the show's default bad guys for many years at that point.

I'm not entirely sure what he would want as an alternative, then.

And I would agree with that. I just don't think it's something likely to be given a lot of general press attention.

Yeah perhaps not. Eccleston's really gone a very different way from what I thought the Doctor would be like.

He was very underused early on in Boardwalk Empire too, and honestly even when he is given a lot to do I feel like I'd want to see more.

He did hate them?

Dara O'Briain is not British.

I did say all Reddick.

Jürgen Habermas!

Norman Mailer also directed movies.

I feel Tyson's pro-people-in-space agenda has more to do with the 'no Buck Rogers or no bucks' issue with space flight: A human being on Mars is a much easier narrative to excite people than a robot on Mars, regardless of their comparative scientific values (China just landed on the Moon, but just without people, so…

I loved Stannis from the books, he was one of my favourite characters… and Dillane fucking nailed him, IMHO.

It's a shame because I like the cast of the Tunnel, and I even like the characters, I just wish they were in a more interesting show.