Last year we watched a couple of horror movies with scores in the 90s on Rotten Tomatoes (Creep and Honeymoon), and both were among the worst movies I've ever seen. A nice B, or even a C+ seems to be the best choice for horror movies.

Your No-Prize is in the mail.

Fat Choice most likely died on Gargantua 2.

It is a tumblr nose.

The A.V. Club became Vice so gradually I didn't even notice.

He's a time master, I assume he has a paradox correcting time machine. Or something.

No, the MCU (Major Comics) is Earth-8, and the Ultimate Universe (Major Comics Essentials) is Earth 7.

They aren't that committed to their pronunciation of Ra's, given how everybody seems to pronounce it differently.

No! The cuck meme had escaped 4chan!

I'm sorry, but XKCD is only relevant to discussions of terrible comics.

Corpses, and heart attacks, were mostly added to appease the vocal minority power gamers who said the game was to easy. It was a terrible decision.

Curse of the Black Spot is mediocre as hell, and Fear Her is legit awful, but the human version of the TARDIS is basically the most annoying character ever to grace a screen.

If they do a female Doctor then I hope it's Catherine Tate.

Gaiman has said they can't pay him enough for him to continue writing for the show, and thank god for that. The Doctor's Wife is, bar none, the worst episode of NuWho, and his other one has some neat ideas but is basically awful.

I love Rose in the first two seasons, but hate her in the third and fourth where nobody can shut up about how great she is. Whenever Rose is off screen, everybody should ask "Where's Rose?"

Man, I loved that guy. I thought he was hilarious and, more importantly, one of the few characters in the show I didn't find completely detestable by the end.

And I'd put it in the C range. It had some fun moments, but there was too much going on, and a lot of it didn't make a lot of sense.

I hope every time he shows up his mother introduces him as white Connor Hawke.

Yeah, I thought this was the strongest episode to date.

Ugh, too much Gayle.