It means a lot of running up and down corridors, waving a sonic screwdriver around, some mumbly technobabble that means nothing, and a happy ending that makes no sense at all. 

It was a fun bit of fluff, and I feel like Groff was bringing an energy that made him feel like he wasn’t even in the same show as anybody else. I mean that in a positive way, I think.

I saw this in theaters when there was just nothing else available when I wanted to get in out of the summer heat.

Even at the time, it seemed like a hallucination.

Pretty sure dudes have been fighting over Diane Lane since The Fabulous Stains.

basically spend the whole time fighting over Lane.

People will still find a reason not to vote for Biden because...

Still not over folks, if you’re registered to vote, head to a poll, or fill out your paper ballot and send it in. DO NOT VOTE FOR ANY GOP candidate and vote dem. If you’re eligible and not registered, register asap.

Whatever issues you have with the dems, and there are many legit ones, we can not let the party that…

Out of curiosity, in how many states does he fall off the ballot for being a convicted felon?  Enough to decisively end his candidacy?

The presidential candidate from the “party of law and order” is a convicted felon and can’t even vote for himself in his home state.

Really enjoyed it tbh, my favorite episode of Who in the last several years. You're right that the specifics kinda fall apart under closer examination, but I'm glad we got this over a version where they felt like they had to explain every aspect of the horror/monster story they were essentially telling.

Is Mad Max separated from the others by three column inches because you think it’s that much worse? I hope not, because the main difference between it and the others is that it’s like Alien to Aliens - a completely different scope, but absolutely holds up its end of the bargain.

so did Colin Baker before he was the 6th Doctor in Arc of Infinity as Commander Maxil

Karen Gillan also did this, appearing in the same episode as Peter Capaldi first did, the fires of Pompeii, before returning to play Amy Pond.

All of the sequels are about Max showing up, getting swept into a story bigger than himself, and then leaving when it’s all over as other characters get actual conclusions. Mad Max hasn’t been about Max since the 70s, he’s just the mythical figure through which these stories about the wasteland are told.

I thought for a second this was a sequel to the Russian films and got excited.  Meh. 

I once asked a flat -earther to explain why she felt this way. Were all planets flat or just the Earth.

It’s a scientific fact that if the earth was flat, cats would have already pushed everything off the edge.

I always have just one question for flat earthers: What’s on the other side? Never have gotten an answer.

We point and laugh at these dumbshits but they are getting elected and will eventually be the end of us all.

It was only a matter of time before an elected Republican stood up and said this. This shouldn’t surprise anyone. If you ever needed a quick barometer of who you can safely talk to or not, flat-earthers are a super low bar that you can eliminate immediately.