That's the point - it looks inconspicuous but you can probably pick out the people on your side in case things go sideways.

Gibson's (the fellow who observed the broken ice machine) folks did reasonably well - only Poolboy got killed and the others fought it out.

And there was that one scene with all 13 Doctors teaming up.

Indeed, the right to bear violence is a fundamental right!

If we're lucky, the multiverse over on Flash will give us an episode with Robert Queen and Thomas Wayne as Green Arrow and Batman.

As far as Rosenberg goes, being a turd-polisher for a pre-existing property isn't too much of a strike in my book beyond needing a paycheck.

She's in Tom Hardy's Kray Twins flick Legend, so that explains a lot about her position.

Davros brought it up in the opening two-parter, so it's not entirely out of nowhere, but the idea that a hybrid is two people is utter horseshit.

Well, Robin Williams was supposedly a brilliant Hamlet.

Needful Things is one of my top 3 King novels. I think I'm a sucker for cursed shop stories.

Hit what seems like the plot-heaviest episode of Jessica Jones, 10, and followed it up with 11. It's kinda nice to see Simpson's homicidal tendencies served a larger purpose, and I got to joke about someone having to go tell the indestructible man that someone wants to kill him.

I, uh, belong to several associations of like-minded individuals that require invitations and references.

Clara's totally into huge Yorkshiremen with beards like a rhododendron bush.

And then there's reversing the polarity on top of it.

Me sort of got into that idea with her journal-keeping.

Or the Doctor is actually half-human and someone's phoning up Eric Roberts about now.

Sure, yeah, that.

I still want the Doctor to hang out with Missy for a few episodes.

He did good work on the Strange and Norrell adaptation, so I'd say you should keep him from original ideas.

What if the Clara that pointed out the TARDIS to Hartnell's Doc is this one?