I hereby demand an Archer version of Hamlet:

I'll cast my vote for regular coverage.

Strange makeup job, but it's no less strange than the cinematography and soundtrack during the sequence.  Still, if the intent is to emphasize the alien-ness of the astronauts, I'd say mission accomplished.

At some point, they've got to issue a moratorium on using "of Death" as a title-ender.  The final story before it could be called "The Death of 'of Death'".

On the one hand, providing a voice-over role is hardly likely to interfere much with Hobbit-money-swimming.

On the one hand, providing a voice-over role is hardly likely to interfere much with Hobbit-money-swimming.

If we're talking about Lovecraft/DW crossovers, I am compelled to mention "The Taking of Planet Five".  Go read it now - I'll wait.

If we're talking about Lovecraft/DW crossovers, I am compelled to mention "The Taking of Planet Five".  Go read it now - I'll wait.

To be fair, they did eat all of those workmen in the first few minutes of the episode.

To be fair, they did eat all of those workmen in the first few minutes of the episode.

Maybe it was just my imagination, but my Jagaroth detector started pinging not about Clara, but during the promos for "Orphan Black".

Maybe it was just my imagination, but my Jagaroth detector started pinging not about Clara, but during the promos for "Orphan Black".

Nah, Cumberbatch has to be the Valeyard (what with his role in "Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy" earlier in the year).

Nah, Cumberbatch has to be the Valeyard (what with his role in "Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy" earlier in the year).

An unhinged voice for the Scarecrow wouldn't have been interesting at all.  Combs' genius is that he voices the Scarecrow as *wrongly hinged*.

An unhinged voice for the Scarecrow wouldn't have been interesting at all.  Combs' genius is that he voices the Scarecrow as *wrongly hinged*.

Somebody needs to do a ringtone of that sound.

Somebody needs to do a ringtone of that sound.

I've endorsed covering "The Mysterious Planet" in past posts, and I'll stand by that.  But reviewing the entire 14-part stretch seems a little daunting to my mind.

I've endorsed covering "The Mysterious Planet" in past posts, and I'll stand by that.  But reviewing the entire 14-part stretch seems a little daunting to my mind.