The difference between Tennant's regeneration and Smith's regeneration? Pure fucking class.

I thought so too, or she was trying to decide exactly how much hell she'd catch if she planted one on him.

I've come to the sad realization that while Noel Wells is incredibly cute, she's just not that talented or funny, IMO. She stands out as probably the weakest featured player, which is too bad, since she's the only one who isn't a young white man.

20 years is not a bad run for a marriage, especially a "celebrity marriage". Yeah, it would be more romantic if they lived happily ever after and Bill died of a heart attack in the throes of passion with Virginia at a ripe old age and she died of grief just a few months later — but it's not like they were Brooke…

This episode took place from 18-20 August 1957, coinciding with Major Simons' 32-hour "Manhigh II" high-altitude balloon ride.

I think his feelings toward Libby are overwhelmingly paternalistic, and that he's grown to resent her for wanting and expecting something different.

I'm much more in Todd's camp on this show than I am in Sonia's. I have really enjoyed the characters "Masters of Sex" has constructed — nonfictional and fictional — and I certainly feel invested in (most of) their dramas.

Or "I've Known No War", which would be awesome.

They have to bust out "Policy of Truth" at some point, right? I mean, I know it's technically 1990, but…

The camera controls for that game are definitely its worst feature. I haven't gone back to it in a while…I just remember loving it so much as a kid.

RIP. One of acting's all-time greats — Oscar or none, I don't think that's an exaggeration to say.

For my money, "Leader" was the best of the series. I thought the half-assed addition of ground combat dragged down "Rebel Strike", and of course you couldn't go into space in the original (which was its only flaw, aside from some occasional glitchiness).

Right there with you. I loved "Super Mario 64" and played through the entire game probably two or three times, but I couldn't even be bothered to finish "Sunshine" after completing maybe half of the levels.

I was hoping Granny would end up having to kill him.

I think it's probably been a year or so since the pilot in show time. Each episode seems to be separated by at least a couple of weeks (Virginia complained to Ethan in last week's episode, before quitting the study, that her relationship with Bill had been strained for "weeks", which I took to mean since Bill gave her…

I'm not sure that Libby made the connection, but Jane definitely did.

I thought it was pretty clear from her expression that she put two and two together while Libby was fantasizing about how romantic it all was (I assume).

Lizzy Caplan is a perfect human being. That is all.

Great analysis.

Other than Dr. Ethan is emotionally unstable when he drinks and in like the first episode it was clearly demonstrated that he can become violent when his fixation on Virginia is challenged. George was right: Virginia would be happy to continue the semi-casual relationship she has with Ethan for a while, and she's not…