It operates more on a sense of balance and evening the scales, as far as anyone knew the Doctor did die on Trenzalore. It was never certain that Orson Pink was a descendant of Danny and Clara. As to regeneration, they've expanded on it, they've never rewritten it's function. For a show that's been on for over 50 years…

The Reapers appeared because Rose changed the timeline, crossing your own timeline is frowned upon but it's not the same thing. Obviously they play it a little fast and loose for the sake of having the opportunity of multiple Doctors for an anniversary special, but they're not just making shit up as they go along, at…

A handful of online publications drew comparisons to Doctor Who with this show because "time travely-ness" and "kooky fun", but as crazy as Doctor Who can get, it has an inherent logic and understanding that it operates on. This show is just contrived nonsense limping along under the assumption I care because it's a…

I love that this show takes place in a universe where the hero can be guilt-tripped into hanging out with his adopted-adopted brother EVEN WHEN THERE IS A MASSIVE MANEATING MAN SHARK LOOSE IN THE CITY.

That ending had to be the most ridiculous thing to have ever happened on this show. I know they didn't want me to, but I was laughing horrendously.

I think I like the theme song more than I like the actual show. I do like the show, but I think I like the theme more.

I mean, I fully expected Megan Fox's attractiveness to be her only character trait, as per usual, but I was pleasantly surprised that it was one of about three.

Deadpool: We've Done This Already, Haven't We?

For me it entirely depends on the writer. Most who've written him (that I've read) make him obnoxious rather than funny, so I've never loved the character.

I won't lie, it has a a very particular flavor. There's some I'd recommend in a reply to another guy.

it's smart of them to be so aggressively pursuing the "over 40, just-bought-a-three-year-old-Dell-laptop" crowd as they have been, it's just good business.

There's really no canon/story or reoccurring bits to worry about, you could pretty much just pick one with a guest you're familiar with. Some highlights in my opinion are any of the Tom Scharpling episodes, Kumail Nanjiani, Shelby Fero, BJ Novak, DC Pierson, Mikal Cronin, Paul F Tompkins, Nip/Tuck Commentary, off the…

Hollywood Handbook is one of the funniest podcasts out right now. When they figured out Hayes was just in the women's bathroom I could hardly breath. Also, making fun of/involving the engineers will be relentlessly entertaining forever.

I applaud Fox for actually taking some semblance of a risk, But I can't escape the feeling that I'm going to leave the theater proclaiming "Well, that was all a bit puerile, wasn't it?" in a British accent

He remembers everything, but the real question is will anyone else besides the people who watch "Bourne fight comps" on youtube weekly remember him?

When the story goes to such outlandish and unrealistic places it's important for the actors to really ground the material

Boy this is tougher than my parent's divorce, hope it doesn't pan out the same way!
(i.e. amicably, devoid of well directed action and groundbreaking computer generated effects)

Christ if uncle Pete was anyone besides Alda..

I will miss Moffat, he was my personal favorite, and I have plenty of faith in Chibnall (more so from Torchwood and Broadchurch than from actual Doctor Who) but boy am I pissed with how they're going about this

the guy on the island, Conchshell or whateverthefuck, is beating out all others for most irritating character in existence