Me too.

Can I push back a little bit on this? I always thought District 9's allegory was weak (if not outright risible).

Yep.

@avclub-0a3b9fc8e3bf1a227dbdc2c587d9c296:disqus 
I'd say the only outright failure among the episodes authored by Moffat is The Angels Take Manhattan, which simply fails to make any sense at any stage and diminishes the best new villains of the modern series to the point where I doubt they could be effectively used…

'Good looking', I think.

If nothing else, I think that casting Capaldi suggests that Moffat's had some success in his struggle to convince the BBC to pitch Doctor Who as something more than children's programming.

Oh that's unpleasant.

Seth MacFarlane.

David Bowie would be amazing. Beaming data back to Earth.

Pub? Pub.

Alright! Time for everyone's top 10 dream picks, and top predictions of who'll ACTUALLY get it. Lists may overlap.

God yes.

I don't think the decreasing age thing is in the realm of 'continuity'.

@avclub-d4c5630db0ec3444ec43c0982a9e83d3:disqus It's a horrible fact that very smart, sensitive, capable, creative people are also capable of being utterly stupid in one or two specific ways. I constantly have to remind myself that I love the art, and not the person behind it, and that that's the important thing.

"Former staffers tell tales of songs on season three's musical episode being written the weekend before shooting …"
…which serves to massively, massively increase my admiration of this episode. All of the songs were amazing.

The fact that you're still buying DVDs in this future vision causes me to question your predictive powers.

So it's maybe time for someone to give a Jeff speech. Something like:

There is NOT a cream for that.

This.

@avclub-bbb3af3d466d7231aa738ff95762091d:disqus  Interesting what you say about Willikins. I also remember a little jerk of non-recognition in Jingo, when he basically turns out to be a thoroughly aggressive nationalist soldier-partisan. By the end of that book it feels okay; Willikins was a useful way of…