I can definitely understand that perspective, though at the same time I can understand not making her a full-time companion or showing all the ins and outs of their time together, while instead just giving us little peeks here and there.

I don't think the 50th will deal with River at all. I'm not sure we've seen the last of her, but I do think her story being a focal point on the show is probably done. And while Future-Doctor didn't seem as rattled (he probably just didn't want to show it for River's sake) Present-Doctor looked pretty devastated.…

Not that it entirely offsets it, but it's worth noting that Doctor Who has consistently had female producers (at least in its modern incarnation). Beth Willis, Caroline Skinner, Sanne Wohlenberg, Tracie Simpson, Julie Gardner, etc.

Though in fairness I could probably watch an hour of Smith's Doctor crying or acting like a 12-year-old and still think it was dynamite. It's going to kill me when he leaves.

Like I said, different strokes.

That is definitely addressed in the finale. But keep in mind, they've had their last day together before Series 7 even starts (it was part of the Night & The Doctor specials in Series 6).

It's always interesting how divided Whovians get over the show. I actually thought the back-half of the season had some great episodes. Especially 'Cold War', 'Hide' & 'Crimson Horror'.

Boring. George Michael was doing the 'surrounded by hot gyrating ladies' schtick 20 years ago, and he was doing it a lot better. He was also making better music, but that's a different conversation.

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I have to agree, this seems terribly impractical. Downsizing is always a good idea, but literally selling everything you have is a bit extreme (and if you're going to replace it, quite costly).

I'm a weird mix of both. I like being on my own, and sometimes having too many people around initiates a panic attack, but then I love entertaining and greatly prefer to see movies in a packed theater full of strangers.

I took advantage of this over on Lifehacker. Great deal! I had been on GoDaddy but I've been disappointed with them for a while (not just on a service level but on an ethical level). Dreamhost's interface is definitely not as user-friendlyl, but once you figure it out it's not so bad.

I took advantage of this over on Lifehacker. Great deal! I had been on GoDaddy but I've been disappointed with them…

Yeah but see, that was to win an account. That was business. Don's upbringing means he's just an icky whorehouse orphan and that makes the bluebloods flee.

A lot of choices have been made for her this season, though. Don & Ted's decision forced her workplace environment to change, her boyfriend dumped her and left her in the disaster of an apartment he insisted they rent, and now she's essentially the creative director at SCP, but only because Don got himself fired.

Joan wrote off Don when he casually dismissed the Jaguar account because she had to sleep with that sleezeball to get it. In fairness, Don begged her not to do it, but in that moment you could see she was done with him. And the Jag thing pissed off Bert, because if you recall they were preparing to go public with the…

I suppose it's a bit ambiguous, but I'm pretty sure Megan didn't leave him, she just stormed off because she was pissed. But I was glad she finally came to the realization that she's essentially just a babysitter for Don and his 'screwed-up' kids.

Ugh, why does this dress keep popping up on people? It looked like a granny's sofa on Adele and it looks like a granny's sofa on Katy Perry.

I love Who Charted.

Maybe it really is her, just back when she was 12 years old. Ya know, it's like time travel or something.

I was going to say the exact same thing. It's just Courtney revising history, as she so often likes to do.