I would actually nominate that episode as well. 7B was okay with me when it wasn't trying to tell its story arc

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Huh. I guess the only thing that makes sense is that the items belonged to patrons of the bank, and the "rewards" were in fact possessions. So it was a bit of a heist after all.

Despite being mostly inconsequential, the plot is air tight. I'll give them that.

My smug assumptions confirmed! HAHAHAHAhahahahahaha a ha
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I AM THE ONE WHO PUE.. BUE… GRAC… SPANISH

Zelda could be a cool alternative to enact the idea.

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Quantum PHUCKING PHYSICS!?!?!?

That's… quite beautiful

I love how Return of the Living Dead's zombie logic is almost more sound than the Romero zombies. The dead are, well… DEAD. How can you kill 'em twice?

I'm just TRYING to picture 11 being the Doctor in this episode and……. no. It just doesn't work.

I thought the episode was going to address this, but I might prefer the fact that it did not.

Yep. This was brilliance. While Capaldi's madness is fascinating and haunting (ironically the most chilling component of the episode), Coleman steals the episode in my opinion.

What the colored Krabby Patty Seahorse shit?

Hah. Destiny?

My English class watched Exit Through the Gift Shop one year for some strange reason.
Very few people "got it" (myself included at first), and many thought that Brainwash had had Brain Damage. But I realized later in the film how the joke was more on the audience than on Thierry, and from then on it was a very funny…

Hello, 30 Rock.
Glad to finally see your true self emerge.

Oh please no don't spoil the best joke of the sequel that shouldn't have worked to the remake that shouldn't have worked.

My parents are actually pretty awesome when it comes to movies.
They showed me T2, RoboCop, AND The Shining, all before I was 13.