Ooooh. So she just cupped the balls in her hand.

A bowling ball? You mean... sh-she put her fingers... in the holes?

A lot of people asked this question about The Blair Witch Project. I saw it when it opened, and I thought it was an interesting attempt at a certain type of scare, but overall, not really scary at all.

"I think there's a lot worse things that go on in other people's households, also,"

I'd say it's more amusing than depressing. If children being born after you were born and thus not experiencing the same toys as you makes you depressed then your hugs per day is too low.

I believe the words you're looking for are, "Hooooooly smokin' toledos."

I hope they base it on the telltale games

What that Bran kid will look like by the time season 6 rolls around:

Yea, good thing no one asked me. Or else I would have told them that this is a lazy, dull idea for a thesis project.

Kind of a lazy, dull idea for a thesis project if you ask me.

I like that she makes a Sinead O'Connor reference.

I'm just really tired of daleks. This was a real slog of an episode.

It would have to be something capable of making a difference, renewable or un-needed energy source/ammo/parts, usable personally, and mostly discreet.

I have to trust Doug Adams and still go with a towel.

I want to nominate, I challenge, Matthew, Adam, and (maybe) Chantalle. Ahhh! Fucking hell!

Nope. She is definitely saying "Fuckin' hell."

You maintain away Mark! You're wrong, but you just keep on keepin on.

Yeah, but it's a new Doctor, not a new Clara. I would be perfectly happy if nobody had to prove anything, but if there's going to be proof required it should be from the actual newcomer.

" But instead of the Doctor having to prove himself to the new companion, the whole episode is about Clara needing to prove that she's not intolerant or shallow. She has to prove her worth, even though she's already proved it a dozen times. It's an odd dynamic for a post-regeneration story"