Noel, who refers to "River's precognitive abilities" twice in his review.  Well, it could be a combo of Noel and Donna, given that there's no direct attribution for the "Stray observations" section.

Noel, who refers to "River's precognitive abilities" twice in his review.  Well, it could be a combo of Noel and Donna, given that there's no direct attribution for the "Stray observations" section.

Hmmm… I was about to say "River's not a precog".

Hmmm… I was about to say "River's not a precog".

One of the comics reveals that they aren't just wearing blue gloves, but are in fact androids that only have (faux) flesh on their heads.  Therefore, they probably aren't susceptible to the ultrasonic dealie they use here, earplugs or no.

One of the comics reveals that they aren't just wearing blue gloves, but are in fact androids that only have (faux) flesh on their heads.  Therefore, they probably aren't susceptible to the ultrasonic dealie they use here, earplugs or no.

I don't think having the Emperor Dalek actually be Davros in *this particular story* necessarily means it was Davros in its other appearance in Evil of the Daleks.  Certainly there are some physical differences between the two Emperors.

I don't think having the Emperor Dalek actually be Davros in *this particular story* necessarily means it was Davros in its other appearance in Evil of the Daleks.  Certainly there are some physical differences between the two Emperors.

Here's my theory:  the Doctor didn't know that the casket he'd left in 1963 London contained the Hand of Omega until he was given presidential access to the Matrix in The Invasion of Time.  He never intended the Daleks to find out about it, but his hand was tipped by the mind-probe they gave him in Resurrection of the…

Here's my theory:  the Doctor didn't know that the casket he'd left in 1963 London contained the Hand of Omega until he was given presidential access to the Matrix in The Invasion of Time.  He never intended the Daleks to find out about it, but his hand was tipped by the mind-probe they gave him in Resurrection of the…

I'm wondering if Brock recognized Walt.  We haven't seen exactly how Walt slipped Brock the Lily-of-the-valley yet, and I'm guessing we'll see the exact circumstances in flashback fairly soon.

I'm wondering if Brock recognized Walt.  We haven't seen exactly how Walt slipped Brock the Lily-of-the-valley yet, and I'm guessing we'll see the exact circumstances in flashback fairly soon.

That's Mr. Ehrmantraut to you.

Meax: I must have missed the Killer Croc in-joke.  What was it?

Meax: I must have missed the Killer Croc in-joke.  What was it?

If Alfred's encounter at the very end were the only evidence for Bruce's survival, you might have a point.  But then what was the point of Fox's final scene, in which we discover that the Bat had a working autopilot after all?

If Alfred's encounter at the very end were the only evidence for Bruce's survival, you might have a point.  But then what was the point of Fox's final scene, in which we discover that the Bat had a working autopilot after all?

I'm just imagining an alternate take on the scene where they reveal Blake's real name - "You should use your full name more, it sounds so nice: Nightwing".

I'm just imagining an alternate take on the scene where they reveal Blake's real name - "You should use your full name more, it sounds so nice: Nightwing".

And yet "The War Games" has already been written up.