It can't be the destruction of the Time Lords in the Time War because that was done to stop their plan to destroy time (or something) and save everyone. It was a bigger scale of genocide, but it was a far bigger threat than the Racnoss or the Vampires. If we want to get fiddly about it, Davros' Reality Bomb was…

Yeah, she's more of a blank slate than the Whispermen.

The Daleks forget who the Doctor is in Asylum because of Clara and he starts doing some erasing himself between that and Dinosaurs on a Spaceship.

Don't forget linoleum.

I'm sorry but Jack's tattoo origin story episode wants to have a word with the two of you.

Moonvest is far superior.

Please have a go at paragraphing your comments, it's a bitch to read otherwise.

Mago can be exchanged for any other Dothraki rider. It doesn't matter too much over all because his role is replaceable and Daenerys' story has the most leeway for change.

"It's a ritual sacrifice. With pie." - Melisandre

And the moonblood.

If they actually kill Talisa, it'll be a pretty big spoiler for book fans who have those theories on Jeyne Westerling being an imposter/pregnant. If she escapes the wedding then it's a pretty big confirmation of that theory as well.

I was thoroughly impressed that they incorporated *three* different fakeouts into that joke.

Godswood Tree used Weeping Blood!

"Well, isn't that wonderful? Isn't that what you've always wanted? Aren't you clever, getting what you wanted?"

It always bugged me that Dean sorta evaporated after delivering the world's sourest grapes to Luke. They'd made such a big deal about his persistent presence in the town the last two times Rory broke up with him that it didn't really make sense.

I am perfectly willing to shill Sutton Foster regularly dancing in tights if it inches Bunheads towards renewal.

@avclub-1079a398bd93c75a38b50c1def45d0e9:disqus : Now all I can think of is Madonna's "Like a Prayer."

Oh lord, the imperial systems is giving me a headache.

The moment where Xander and the Lunch Lady catch each other out stealing Jello and pouring rat poison into food respectively embodies the humour of Buffy for me.

@avclub-e723e2ae3e04e8028e119ee592e81974:disqus , yeah I'd prefer it to be like That's My Dog in Six Feet Under where there are the usual parallel plots and then suddenly the focus shifts to this violent, traumatic event for the rest of the episode. I imagine they'll feature Robb, Arya and some King's Landing (The…