My brother met him at a party once. It seems he is very talented at rolling sushi, so there's that.

"One Step Beyond" by Madness.

"One Step Beyond" by Madness.

British folks are indisputably weird. Thus, my lifelong love of the BBC.

British folks are indisputably weird. Thus, my lifelong love of the BBC.

Bellamy's vocal range is incredible. As much as I like Radiohead, Yorke's vocals have always just been sort of… there.

Bellamy's vocal range is incredible. As much as I like Radiohead, Yorke's vocals have always just been sort of… there.

Splunge!

Splunge!

As a matter of fact, it actually is. I found The 10 Doctors to be consistently good all the way through. Some of his other single Doctor stories, not so much. For example, in "Outrage of the Zygons", Doctor 6 and Mel meet up with - I shit thee not - Jem and the Holograms.

As a matter of fact, it actually is. I found The 10 Doctors to be consistently good all the way through. Some of his other single Doctor stories, not so much. For example, in "Outrage of the Zygons", Doctor 6 and Mel meet up with - I shit thee not - Jem and the Holograms.

Another copout, in my opinion, is the way that this episode automatically associates "law" with "good" and "chaos" with "evil". It's a common trope, but I still find it disconcerting. It is far rarer to find an example of the opposite association, such as in the brilliant webcomic The Ten Doctors:
http://comics.shipsink…

Another copout, in my opinion, is the way that this episode automatically associates "law" with "good" and "chaos" with "evil". It's a common trope, but I still find it disconcerting. It is far rarer to find an example of the opposite association, such as in the brilliant webcomic The Ten Doctors:
http://comics.shipsink…

The Black Guardian and the White Guardian are literal embodiments of Chaos and Order. The Doc only fights against the Black Guardian, but taking the White Guardian's agenda to its natural conclusion would inevitably place it in contention with the Doctor at some point.

The Black Guardian and the White Guardian are literal embodiments of Chaos and Order. The Doc only fights against the Black Guardian, but taking the White Guardian's agenda to its natural conclusion would inevitably place it in contention with the Doctor at some point.

Did it taste garlicky? Cause it sure smelled garlicky over here.

Did it taste garlicky? Cause it sure smelled garlicky over here.

Okay, you got me. But "my 27-year-old self who's got a decent office job, my own apartment in an upscale neighborhood, a not-shitty car, an expensive stereo, and an appreciation of actually good imported beer" just doesn't have the same ring to it.

Okay, you got me. But "my 27-year-old self who's got a decent office job, my own apartment in an upscale neighborhood, a not-shitty car, an expensive stereo, and an appreciation of actually good imported beer" just doesn't have the same ring to it.

Tull shows fall into that extremely narrow category of events where I can hang out with my Dad and get high, and it's not weird.