"Senator Palpatine
My name is Senator Palpatine
And there's a billion beings I haven't killed
But just you wait, just you wait."

They need to put him in a show with Lord and Lady Hayden-Guest and the Countess of Devon.

And of course the awesomeness of the Flash #123 cover re-creation including the sandbags.

Part of me was expecting "Wells'" confession to end. "And Barry, this tape will self destruct in 5 seconds"

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Funny that you mentioned "Curse of the Fatal Death." I thought about it twice tonight. First with the sewers (Tersurus flashback) and then with the chair (why are there chairs on a Dalek ship anyway? We will explain later).

Wild crazy, nothing to back it up idea. Missy's daughter is Susan's mother.

Minor spoiler, but the second and third book of the trilogy deal more with the daughter of the character that Williams in playing.

There's talk that it will be in the Brooks Atkinson since that's where the Spring Awakening revival (the one that includes deaf actors) will be for a few months.

I think he did Odin on Gargoyles.

It's just an ok show, but I do have a fondness for it as it was the first show that I ever saw in a Broadway theater.

Just put on Snow Buddies for my kids. Kapelos is the bad guy with a French-Canadian accent.

I recently watched the Hartnell episode "The Ark" which also featured Michael Sheard who played Laurence Scarman in this episode (he also appeared in a Pertwee, another Baker, a Davison, and a McCoy as well as of course playing Admiral Ozzel

Just rewatched the Legends of Tomorrow promo. When Rip Hunter is talking, they used the footage of Wells/Thawne in the Time Sphere from this episode.

Can't beat when a character blew her brains out on Battlestar Galactica and the commercial that followed (in the Candadian airing) had crackers splashing into tomato soup with the music playing "I just want to celebrate another day of living"

As was once pointed out, her hair would grow back but his watch was gone forever.

Well to quote the Dead, in the beginning it was "Trubel, a head" and when she snuck up on Juliette she was "Trubel, behind"

Or the Blackface routine in the "Four Cohans" montage in Yankee Doodle Dandy or how in Casablanca Ilsa refers to Sam as "that boy on the piano."

Or the SNL bit from that same year with how all the Democratic candidates didn't want to run against the fresh-from-winning-the-gulf war George Bush. Bill Clinton was not in that group

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