Fun fact, interracial groups of friends are way more common in the Midwest than New York City (but not nearly as common as they are in yogurt commercials)

I don't know why it bothered me so much, but maybe it's Eccleston taking joy in Harriet Jones being the leader of the golden age, only to have her get screwed over by Tenant's Doctor and killed in the last episodes of the RTD era. If it was just a continuity error I wouldn't care since there's just that "guess they…

Please stop making me feel old.

Mel Gibson…yeah definitely Mel Gibson.

Probably burnt out on being assholes in front of a camera.

And next week, the aliens will fart.

Me too.

Although is that Rose's problem or RTD's problem for running out of ideas and turning the Doctor into Peter Pan?

Target Lady. Fucking Target Lady. It's going to be the Target Lady of the new season.

Get ready for more. it will be like Goat Boy, Church Lady, Hans & Franz

I was starting to suspect it when this reviewer panned my favorite shows and bits (Miley Cyrus and that Shut it Down video and I think the one before it. But definitely the shut it down video made me laugh) but now I am 100% certain that the SNL reviews will now be the opposite of any opinion that I might have.

I suppose that makes sense, but it does seem like a disservice to make the shows where his worst habits were so damn obvious to be representative. I always thought that the end of the third season was much better in terms of representing the Doctor and RTD.

She was in that one? Cool.

Yeah. Name of the Doctor is pretty terrible. Actually everything after Amy leaves is just this boring Clara mystery that doesn't lead anywhere but the same damn Moffat twist he's been pulling since before he started the show.

I quite liked 1:10

Yeah that was a great one too. There were really good David Tenant stories.

You like Alien3 too? Sweet!

I must say that the David Tenant stories chosen for this article as "best" were terrible. I liked Donna Noble a lot more than I thought I would going into season 4, but there was so much "You're brilliant and you're brilliant" going on that it was really tedious. It might have been better if it wasn't in the service…

John Belushi was only 33? He looked like he was in his 60s when he died. Damn.

And definitely the ODB of the ponies.