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Balls to Monty
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One of the unanswered questions from the season is the identity of who/what was controlling 'Gus'. It's a similar situation to the identity of what was in Room 11 in The God Complex, though I felt the resolution of that was forced (he always 'believed' in the crack?) I look forward to this confrontation; not least of

I would be surprised if she's gone too. 'Ok, the plan is to raise a planet-sized army of Cybermen, give control of said army to the Doctor and sit back and enjoy the point being made. As my plans occasionally go awry, perhaps a anti-Cyberman defence is in order…'

"To put it another way, if I was dating a girl and she was hanging around a
guy that put her in danger often and I said I really don't want you to
hang out with him because of some pretty valid reasons and then she lies
about it to my face not once but multiple times, she'd be out the door
(even if she looked like

I knew it was the cybermen after last week's episode, as the season 8 promo photos released during filming heavily featured the Doctor, Missy and Cybermen romping around London. By process of elimination, this was the last episode of the season and the cybermen had yet to appear, so that's all that it could've been.

It reminded me of "Return of the Living Dead" where the corpse reports 'it hurts to rot'. Braiiiiiiiins!

Robert Johnson sang about his 'friend-boy Willie Brown'. Same connotation, but without the use of 'boyfriend'.

"First, they have "The Mexican" with Brad Pitt, now they have "The Last Samurai" with Tom Cruise. Well, I've written a film, maybe they'll produce my film. The Last Nigga on Earth, starring Tom Hanks. How about that." It was Mooney!

"First, they have "The Mexican" with Brad Pitt, now they have "The Last Samurai" with Tom Cruise. Well, I've written a film, maybe they'll produce my film. The Last Nigga on Earth, starring Tom Hanks. How about that." It was Mooney!

We just watched that again and the 'real tomato ketchup' was the one bit where I was on Eddie's side. I make my own barbeque sauce and ketchup too, avoiding all that sugar water and preservatives they put in to that mass produced crap.

I wasn't talking to you.

You're right: Meg had the mumps, Peter brought in a tv and there she saw Kirk Cameron. Book-burning etc. Though the B story was Stewie and the cast of Star Trek TNG that stunk of hilarious.

When you, as a therapist, are called an "emotional rapist" by your colleague (with whom you were about to run off with, abandoning your wife), you may have issues. I present: Eddie ('Fitz') Fitzgerald of Cracker. Robbie Coltrane was brilliant as Fitz and the writing was razor sharp.

Actually, it was I who came up with that quote.

Whey aye, m'n! Can ye now tell, leik! Gan dan th' poob.

Shaka. Khan. Shaka Khan?

DeNero was talking
Nonce - sense.

Frankenstein
…"under the name "Frankenstein." (No correlation to the monster—this is the same guy, same brain, just sorta disfigured.) "

'Head bitch'. Last of the series will be her and House contemplating a world about to be taken over by MRI machines.

The green ones make me horny.
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I'll throw this out there: What it is Kid? I can see Frank grinning and having a blast on the opening drum kicks, Dusty gettin his groove on and Billy having a laugh. It sucks that it'll never get airtime due to the narrowminded radio stations never veering from the pre-approved list of four ZZ Top songs (La Grange,