I would have resolved this by just leaving Clara dead last season honestly but there's no doing that without a time machine ;-)

Aww goodbye and good luck Alasdair. I've enjoyed reading your reviews.

A song feels like too much effort for him. An angry lazy meme seems more appropriate somehow…..

Along the same lines, I never need to hear "Cotton Eyed Joe" ever again.

Hey now….

Oh no, now I'm going to be trying to sing like him under my breath all afternoon and giggling ;-)

I really like Ok Go's "Get Over It".

Spaceman, Spaceman, Spaaaaaaaaaceeeeeeman :-)
(By Babylon Zoo).

It looked like lupus for a hot minute but really it was acute intermittent porphyria.

Well we'll see how it works out next week (it seems very possible Bill's fate here won't stick for a start) but I violently disagree about the good intentions ;-)

I'll see how the story works out next week but I found the idea that the Doctor would rope Bill and Nardole into whatever he's trying to achieve with Missy here distracting.

I think there was a throwaway line about how he wouldn't be able to
pilot the TARDIS to Bill more exactly in the middle of the story.

I really loved them. They started coming out when I was a teenager and I liked the way they acknowledge that not everyone's childhood is a bed of roses and that people don't always know how to deal with unlucky people who have a string of bad things happen to them.

I don't mind waiting for a new season of Rick and Morty but reading this makes me a bit sad for them and also makes me think it might have been better for them if the network was imposing a deadline so they could do the best they could and then be done with it.

This article was an opportunity for us all to make Arrested Development references though. I remember when that used to be enough…..

I'm hoping he'll do the weird screaming like Tony Wonder.

Does he have a multi-stage trick with hidden identities though?

Well surely Will Arnett will at least pop up in there with a cameo. It is a Netflix show.

I would recommend the books, especially the later ones. Besides being darkly funny, they are great for people who enjoy literature in general and writers being playful with various old tropes.

Are you including The Cursed Child in this?