Especially when Ted Levine already nailed it.

She ain't what she used to be, ain't what she used to be.

Last week I'd finally come to accept this show was never going to get near the potential it showed late last season, and then they do this. I didn't think it was amazing, just a very solid episode, but it's the first time in a while where the writing hasn't had major flaws that drag down this great cast.

Plus, in a sense it's fair. She went from not thinking long-term to being very concerned about it in the blink of an eye. You can't expect whoever you're with to change instantly and without notice because you've gained some insight. Yet Thad stepped up quickly once he had his own reason to re-evaluate their…

Whatever.

The Newswire

This high tech hospital show has more than one way to go viral. Unfortunately, they all involve rectal bleeding.

I edited it, which might help. I meant that you can't apply logic to predict the actions of what a bigot will do.

I definitely have fallen in the trap of thinking that bigotry, despite the inherent lack of critical thinking behind it, would be expressed logically or have logical consequences. That's just not how it works.

Does it involve Tudyk's? It's not that weird. Just ask Dikachu.

I'm fired, aren't I?

And don't be too salty.

Of course the song is dated, they bought it used for cheap and tried to fix it up despite their lack of skill or talent.

Old Dr. Who is probably the show where I'm most blinded by nostalgia, so even episodes I wouldn't recommend to anyone are generally ones I'd still watch again.

I think their longest streak of episodes was the Key To Time series, which was of course uneven.

I miss Cherry Doctor Who.

Of course, any mathematician can tell you that tesseracts but tesserwantstodirect.

Even though I'm glad the show came back, I wouldn't mind William dying in the hopes they might eventually stop talking about him so much.

One thing that would have improved it a little is showing people being skeptical of the reports even as the problems spread, since I'd think the majority of the population wouldn't believe them.

About the same as the Charlie Brown Christmas's "That's it!"