"so what?"

It also directly contradicts repeated statements even from Junior himself that they had no contacts with Russians on behalf of the campaign. So it begs the question as to what else are they lying about.

Junior said they came to the meeting expecting damaging info. Between this and the WSJ article explaining a plan by a party operative to obtain Clinton's emails from Russians sources, its a short step that they were certainly trying to get Hillary Clinton's emails from the Russians. The fact that they were…

How would you feel if the Access Hollywood Tape had been obtained by a group of Iranian hackers associated with the Revolutionary Guard, possibly in exchange for cancelling US Sanctions?

Jeez, just looking at the picture, we could not have had a conspiracy with more gross contemptible white dudes if it had been built in a lab.

The answer is right out front and it's Vincent D'Onofrio as Wilson Fisk "Kingpin."

RIP Mr. Stokes.

Won't bother engaging with the former since even though it is kind of a big deal culturally, its not remotely a negative.

"The show, from the beginning kept showing us that Ted and Robin are absolutely NOT good for each other and Ted's obsession with Robin was very unhealthy"

Classic example. Original ending even had Scott and Knives getting back together.

It may never get enough attention given the end but I'm taking the Doctor's line of "There are no stars, I'd always hoped there be stars." as his proper last words. He thinks he's dying and isn't counting on regeneration so that's what he wants to say with his final breath right before he closes his eyes, maybe…

If anyone could be blessed with that I'm glad its them.

Isn't it a major plot point when she tees off and rejects all the horndogs who try to sleep with her the second they find out she's single?

1. The dinner in Big Night
2. Jean Cocteau's party in Midnight in Paris
3. Rick and Summer's big party from S1 of Rick and Morty.

I concur. I really liked Danny especially his biting accusation of the Doctor being an "officer." He and Capaldi did a great job of showing that particular barb as cutting the Doctor deep.

The Master isn't converting these people into Cybermen, the show's writers are.

I agree with this. The symmetry with Danny Pink is far too on the nose.

I'd love to have seen Fincher helm the first film and adapt the book as he adapted "Girl With the Dragon Tattoo" and "The Accidental Billionaires." Atmospheric but still a documentary. In fact the Social Network's deposition framing device would be a perfect way to approach World War Z's retrospective look at a Zombie…

YES This is correct.

RIP Ramona Flowers.