I was considerably more pissed off at celestial body changing in mass without any exchange of energy. God that annoyed me. And apparently same writer as this one.

It probably did from the bio-hazard inner chamber, but not from the lab. Though considering they were still wearing suits there, it seems like a mismatch of security, just like the lack of enforced airlock and cleaning.

She did get a room in a new house, but it tried to eat her. True story, so she had to move back in with mom.

For a drink made out of rusty sheep's piss, it sure is.

Yeah, I would have split the episode where she "dies", so she would be "dead" most of the second episode,

Keep in mind there is a difference between slavery and slave trade. Slavery was outlawed in England around year 1000 like most of Europe. What they allowed much later was the hypocracy of slavery in colonies (separate countries, so separate laws), and slave trade. So slaves did not exist in Europe proper, though many…

But if that is true; the argument that less people died this way than in the coal mines that were the alternative should have at least engaged him. It is an interesting concept, and can only be struck down when you factor in choice and free will, coal miners at least in theory and a perfect world have a choice, the…

Two things that bothered me about how they handled racism: A Bill mentions slavery, and the Doctor never correct her by telling her this is Europe not the colonies, so just plain old racism, not slavery, and second Bill wouldn't count as black. That single-drop of blood idea that makes her "black" in modern times is…

This is where the doctor picked up the locklet: https://en.wikipedia.org/wi…

Anyone else noticed the future/alian city was the Science center of Valencia? They must have either used a computer model of it or rebrushed it, because it is a bit more dirty and flaky in real life. But it is 100% that structure. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wi…

Some kind of scheme is what Moffat does best. He is much worse at not breaking fourth walls and canons.

I didn't noticed that as much as some scenes where Klaus is carrying around a doll. Why are carrying a doll dressed up as Sunny, Klaus?

It all ties up nicely by the end of the season, especially for readers of the books. No spoilers beyond that, just trust the show knows what it's doing. I like their inclusion. If for nothing else, just for the remark:
"What is a nice girl making in a place like this?"
"Molotov cocktails, grapling hook…"

NPH is not merely portraying a bad actor in this show, HE IS a bad actor in this show.. ;-)

I thought so at first too, but after seeing a few more episodes, it really does seem to be their parents, though it is not fully confirmed. They keep talking about the children as their children, and the children mentions a picture including the two "parents" as having their parents in it.

Those doesn't exist in TV trope cars.

It reminded me that this is not George RR. Martins Song of Ice and Fire, but hollywood hackwriters' Game of Thrones.

That was the show, not the books. Sam replaced coldhands in helping them cross the wall, so he learned Bran was alive, when he shouldn't have.

She killled two main characters!

Yes, but they forgot to mention why he knows what he knows.