They sure didn't highlight the Spidey Sense. he got smoked from behind a ton…On the other hand, he dodged a ton that he couldn't have seen coming. I suspect they just didn't do the Spidey Sense properly in this.

I guess I have to say SPOILERS here.

Is that, or is that NOT Knives Chau? OOops. Never mind.

Both characters are feeling powerless and ineffectual. Both feel like they should be contributing and making a difference, and yet both see that they aren't. That's a pretty tough row to hoe for some.

The priest gets his own little subplot. I really dig that they check in with all of these people from the first season and show how that death, years ago, still ripples through their lives in substantial ways.

I don't see that as a big issue, the same event can have two levels based on the medium they are there to see. It's when all this other hooplah creeped in.

It's not a surprise. Comic-Con is really not that much about comics anymore. I think it's great that the event evolved, but now Comic Sellers need to make an event that is about their wares again. I'm sure several other smaller vendors will disappear soon too.

I personally found the geography of the warehouse pretty easy to follow. You just had to pay attention. I lost track of one death and still don't know how it happened. I thought the movie was pretty good, and I understood the escalation. And, having been shot once, I totally bought that people would keep jabbering…

Agreed. Having watched this a month after even YOU posted, I was with the movie all the way up to the end, which disappointed.

upvoted for the strangely specific wood reference

"The Guy From Almost Famous" is how I think of him.

I think Munny might have flexed for that

Yeah. Those are opinions. Unless you can show me some silver changed hands

Makes you sort of a tool, though. Is it general pugnaciousness that keeps you from seeing in which orifice your head is currently placed?

Learn brevity. I understood and responded to your comments. Ted Cruz is your ultimate choice? You are not really all that bright. None of your choices move the world forward. So, Missy knew she was gonna get killed by herself?

No, you did not pick the best option. The choice your country made was…um…. ill-conceived. So Jenny was riding around in Bill's tear ducts?

But he was already fighting regeneration when he got zapped

Fair enough. If that was the case, though. I'd have preferred at least a line to explain the exception. "Timey-Whimey" has to do a lot of heavy lifting on this show.

Counterpoint: Bill was a largely ineffectual companion and I'm happy to see her go. I don't mean the actress, who seemed game, I mean the character, who seemed lame.

But I thought that the Doctors meeting was a basic one off fluke. I am sure I remember hearing the Doctor say, a number of times, that he wasn't allowed to cross over his own time stream or something along those lines.