I don't know why I found that so neat, but I did. Maybe because it was a nice piece of visual short hand to show that the E-Rep is a global government.

Ah yes, the "Tommy Wiseau" technique. 

Who the fuck is Gerold Lannister?! Fucking fan theories are getting ridiculous!

No love for Wyman Manderly?

Oh go flay something you creepy bastard!

I'm heading over there to scream ARE YOU NOT ENTERTAINED!? in my best Russel Crowe voice. It will be glorious.

I've already realised this. My friend hates him, says he has no range. I'm not sure he's right, though he is a bit typecast in the 'everyman' roles. Either way if he gets the Doctor… LEAVE SOME ICONIC ROLES FOR THE REST OF US, FREEMAN!

Alexander Siddig as I said on the 'Doctor Who hates black people' thread a few days ago.

In other news; Matt Smith to leave Doctor Who after the upcoming 50th Anniversary special. The Doctor will regenerate during this years Christmas special. WHAT IS HAPPENING TODAY?!

Oh, Amelia Pond…

I am a huge Elba fan, starting with the Wire. So I'm totally cool with Elba being Bond, but is it wrong that part of me wants it to happen just to watch the Internet burst with racist twat-monkeys screaming 'Bond's not black!!!!!' at the top of their lungs?

If we're going to get an older Doctor, as Moffat wanted before Matt Smith rocked his socks off, and we're looking into non-white actors, I am suggesting Alexander Siddig, aka Doctor Bashir from DS9. 

Crutons? That ones a joke right? Made me laugh. 

To torture poor in-love-with-Nana-Visitor Alexander Siddig? 

They do look flimsy, but I like the design. Familiar, but alien. Good work, concept artists/prop department/production designer. 

I wish he'd mentioned the last shot of 'Ties..' which is Kira burying Ghemor on Bajor next to her father. The previous scene showed a scarred and dead world, whereas in the 'present day' its lush and beautiful. Its a nice image and one that shows growth, especially as Kira is burying a Cardassian on Bajor.

This can only end well…

Thank God we returned to the darkest timeline. 

I really liked Stargate Universe. People died. It had tension between the crew that felt real. The first few episodes were themed around making sure there was air to breathe, then water to drink. The ship was always falling apart. The bad guys they ran across were very alien. Basically it was Voyager done properly.…

The funny thing about the Marquis is that they were forced on the DS9 writers to set up Voyager. DS9 did some interesting things with them, whereas VOY dropped the concept in three episodes. I wonder what the DS9 writers thought about that, about working their asses off shoehorning in this new faction on top of…