And even Brian was only in like two episodes, right? Granted it was the Pond's last episodes, but still.

I don't like that Moffat kills the companions. Even if this is some long game where the Doctor starts realizing his most recent companions keep dying and there's some bigger thing going on (isn't there always?), I liked in the Davies seasons how the companions had the possibility of coming back for an episode or two…

I'm not surprised she didn't. They seem to have completely dropped the whole "Impossible Girl" aspect of her almost immediately after 'The Name of the Doctor' finished.

It may be my Conan bias, but the only band leader I've liked is Max Weinberg. I couldn't stand Paul Shaffer's laughing at everything Letterman said (mostly because he was mic'd and it was as loud as Letterman) and Batiste seems to be the same way. I guess Weinberg had the benefit of having Andy around for a while, but…

For me, it's the part where it's a fairly standard talk show, which is immensely boring (to me). And I don't think Colbert is that great a monologues.

They missed an opportunity to go full Disney integration by not calling her "flying" "falling, with style. "

Given how quick they were with DD S2, I hope a JJ S2 announcement comes this week.

" I really wish David Tennant had knocked on that glass cage four times instead of five."

I like them because they just seem fun. Marvel (and Fox and Sony) know at this point that having him in there is always going to be a joke, so they (usually) just have fun with it. I never understood the "it takes me out of the movie" argument from some people about them. For one, you know it's coming, so the only…

Yes, but quibble I shall!

Also, I don't like that the Stan Lee cameos for Netflix are just a highly missable "Here he is as a cop in a picture." They were able to get him to actually appear on an episode of Agents of SHIELD, for christ's sake! Why can't they get him for these shows!?

I know it's probably an expense thing, but it REALLY bugs me that Avengers Tower isn't in the skyline of any of the Netflix shows (even though they put it in the posters/teasers).

God, this show is bonkers. And I love it.

Now we need a "The Saga Begins" article, and the complete text of that should be "Listen to/Watch this instead of watching The Phantom Menace." Weird Al makes Episode I seem interesting and good!

Which I get, but people who want to complain about that are doing the exact thing they're accusing him of doing. They've made up their mind that he doesn't care about the show, but didn't pay attention enough to notice they picked a factually correct statement from the review to accuse him of not paying enough…

For me it's more that so far all of Ward's stuff has been him standing in a warehouse with people moving boxes around him, and we haven't really seen him DO anything this season. It'll probably end up being this big reveal of his "master plan," but until then it's boring.

What? From my understanding, I think people are getting confused from this line

Ok, cool, I guess I missed it.

I believe it's supposed to be money from accounts from Fury's Toolbox.

But I don't see that brought up in the review.