The plot of Masks would have worked really well as a late 1970s Doctor Who serial.

Vengeance on Varos?  You are such a sadist.

Of course it's derivative.  It's supposed to be derivative.  That's the whole point.

You're insane.  This show is awesome.

Everybody didn't hate Adric.  I loved Adric.  Adric was my favourite companion.

I hope that when Erik is finished with The Muppet Show, he'll continue on review the criminally underrated Muppets Tonight, hosted by Clifford, our homey made of foamey.

That's racist!

No way.  His wife is the block where he grew up.  His mistress is where he lives now.

Nick Cage.  I can't stand Nick Cage.  He ruins almost everything he's in, and I genuinely dislike him.

Well, raped raped, but not raped raped raped.

The Silurians instead of Inferno?  I suppose I can see why, but Inferno is the better story.

I think you've forgotten an important aspect of House's character, and this is why you didn't buy the Parole Hearing scene.

Unfortunately for Beane, once he revealed the market inefficiencies at work, they went away.  Once most of the teams (some teams are still run as if it's 1975 - see Houston) began using objective metrics, it once again became a matter of who could throw the most money at the problem.  The Red Sox, in particular, have…

Why would it ever matter how you're SUPPOSED to feel about Jess?  How DO you feel about Jess?  If watching Jess, given who see is, is enjoyable, then you watch the show.  Why does the show's intent ever matter?

Doctor Who has often relied on the Doctor just appearing randomly for no reason.  Sometimes it gets out of hand (though there was a hand-waved explanation this time about Amy's belief getting them trapped).

As soon as I saw the article title, I thought of Virgin Killer.

I think the use of the Time travel device is easily explainable.

The cast commentary on the DVD release of Earthshock is hilarious.  At one point, either Janet Fielding or Sarah Sutton asks Matthew Waterhouse if Adric had always had that gold medal, or if it was added just for this episode (so as to give the Doctor a weapon to use against the Cybermen).  And Waterhouse FREAKS OUT. …

But overall, the internet is very much Joss's domain.

Come on, man!  That "chairs are worse than Hitler" bit was terrific.  If he can pull that out of his ass, he must have some talent.