Borrow Red Mantle's old pair…

Speaking of moth costumes, I was watching Nash's review of "The Web Planet" (Dr Who, William Hartnell, The Doctor fights giant ants, no really!) at around 11:15 last night, and seeing the actors in bad butterfly costumes reminded me of the Monarch and that there was supposed to be a Halloween episode of The Venture…

Speaking of moth costumes, I was watching Nash's review of "The Web Planet" (Dr Who, William Hartnell, The Doctor fights giant ants, no really!) at around 11:15 last night, and seeing the actors in bad butterfly costumes reminded me of the Monarch and that there was supposed to be a Halloween episode of The Venture…

I liked  her "starring"  role (on a TV screen) in Birdemic.
Could we have a sequel to The Girl about James Nguyen called "The Actress I Did Not Have The Budget For" ?

I liked  her "starring"  role (on a TV screen) in Birdemic.
Could we have a sequel to The Girl about James Nguyen called "The Actress I Did Not Have The Budget For" ?

—-Karl Rove! (Kurt Fuller of That's My Bush was first.)

—-Karl Rove! (Kurt Fuller of That's My Bush was first.)

—The Valeyard!

—The Valeyard!

Ruthie gets one damn line in the whole episode, Adrienne Barbeau deserved better.

Ruthie gets one damn line in the whole episode, Adrienne Barbeau deserved better.

Every time I think I'm done with River Song, she pulls me back in.

Every time I think I'm done with River Song, she pulls me back in.

Yes, one of the things I love about the book that most movie adaptations skip over entirely are the characters of Lockwood and Nelly Dean, both totally unreliable narrators (Lockwood, the naive unimaginative outsider, who nevertheless is the one to encounter Ghost Catherine; Nelly, though  on the spot still treated by…

Yes, one of the things I love about the book that most movie adaptations skip over entirely are the characters of Lockwood and Nelly Dean, both totally unreliable narrators (Lockwood, the naive unimaginative outsider, who nevertheless is the one to encounter Ghost Catherine; Nelly, though  on the spot still treated by…

Nash Bridges?

Nash Bridges?

No, it was Beresford. "Continuity Wank" was just his nickname at school. (You don't want to know why.)

No, it was Beresford. "Continuity Wank" was just his nickname at school. (You don't want to know why.)

My guess on the Professor Challenger story JRD discovered: "The Land of Mist", Conan Doyle's defense of Spiritualism, chock full of Strawman arguments and characters acting completely out of character. The only redeeming quality about it is that Doyle didn't make it a Sherlock Holmes novel.