As ever, Space Marines of the future will go forward into battle, sporting equipment that really doesn't seem to put them ahead of regular 20th/21th century Marines from any nation.

Or they could wrap his own hands around his throat and say "stop force choking yourself, stop force choking yoursefl!"

Cunningham and Warner are a great pair of guest stars, but yes, a shame not to see more of the second in command. Every Cold War Soviet sub needs a hard core loyalist who is itching to launch every ICBM to hand.

The Doctor saved the world in our past so that his past self can kill more Ice Warriors in our future.

It would be a sad conincidence if 42 was the age we grew out of British science fiction.

I've been waiting a while for them too, since the first season or second season of new Who, when I picked up the (thankfully undeleted and pretty decent) Seeds of Death.

Wibbly wobbly timey… ah fuck it, why not, it seems to be what the export market wants. Yeah, have a romance, and then it gets awkward when Clara turns into a Dalek.

Does exploring the caves first (as I did too) say something about a person?

Yeah, well, Jalopnik are a bunch of dicks (as are io9 and all the rest of that brand's sites) for making such a mess of their commenting system.

"FutureCorp is a good name for a corporation that exists in the future."

Am I the only one who felt that the 3D ads made the daughter's bust uncomfortably busty?

I thought you built over or dug up an Indian burial ground, not tear in down. And I'm pretty sure in this case that my source of information (American movies) is the same source as Hasselhoff's.

I had forgotten that the power of the Technomages was to cast special effects worthy of something I played on my 486 PC. Bugged me for a bit that I couldn't remember what other alien the technomage Londo pursued played, then I remembered he was a Klingon in Day of the Dove.

I liked Serenity as much as I felt the TV series was ok. Too much waiting around for something to happen, knowing deep down that it wouldn't. Not a total waste of the characters and their actors, but close enough. I can be live knowing there won't be another series.

First time through, I had already liked Londo and Sheridan, but had already sort of had enough of Ivanova.

Great, I had hoped that was one of the S1 episodes I couldn't watch when my DVD player started refusing to recognise discs. No taste chip installed in it then it seems.

Both Na'Toth's are equally pleasing to the eye sans prosthetics.

Too often Ivanova sank episodes entirely, I'm not rewatching for much that the humans do in the series to be honest.

Homer Simpsons jibe about catholics getting the better parts of the world, including the better part of Ireland was funny, but not completely true.

How awful a person must one be to have New Zealand citizenship, but have had no offer to appear as something, anything, in LOTR or The Hobbit?