I don't know if it's the same idea. Moffat originally said -

"Ride me sideways, that was another one!"

The pride of being the most conquered race in the universe seemed a very Adams-esque piece of humour.

It looked like Skeletor and Predator had sexed and created a child that was into heavy metal.

Carter Burwell (along with everyone involved, really) deserves so much credit for his work on the film. His score is so subtle and yet raises every scene its in and manages to hit so many moods.

I was going to say the same thing. Regardless of the allegations made against the character, the moment when he just breaks down and states that he can't play cards anymore… Well, I have no idea why Kind would put himself down as an actor because he nailed that moment of a man's absolute despair, of the one joy he had…

True - I was indeed pushing the pedantry there :)

Spider-Man is not the film that brought about the 12A, though it is credited by many as such due to the uproar of the original 12 certificate and the fact the certificate came in a couple of months later. The BBFC were already in discussions and doing research with parent groups for the certificate long before…

Nine and Ten both mentioned the loss of his children but, as you say, that was presumably due to the Time War. Last we heard of them was Clara pretending to be The Doctor in last series' finale telling the cyberman they were missing, presumed dead. Considering everything else she said was spot-on, I assume this is The…

He's nowhere near as bad as RTD in that respect. He couldn't get enough of prophecies as a shortcut to intrigue/tension. Less than an hour before his era ended and he was introducing another mad, rambling creature and a brand new ominous prophecy.

His co-writing of The World is Not Enough and You Know My Name not only led to two brilliant Bond themes but also scores that could weave the main theme into its arrangements which was great. So yeah, bring back Arnold to score next time (not that I didn't like Newman's work on Skyfall) and get him involved in the…

Seconded for River and 11's goodbye scene. Came out of nowhere and it was beautiful. Bitter-sweet, subtle and moving. The whole episode was worth it for that and the big reveal at the end - which is still great, even post-Day of the Doctor.

According to Bird a few days ago, it's three-quarters through being written with a small team working on pre-production. Likely to be 2018/2019.

"Semi" meaning large or immense. She uses it in the pejorative sense.

It's certainly connected to Iron Men getting paid more. As in "I'm Iron Man, you want to keep me in your Avengers films?"

Innercity Pressure is my current favourite.

A lot of the time Great Job, Internet gives the original author/site too much credit.

The silent one from series 1 is also fantastic, in a very different way.

Here's the Sony story: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/…

11? I mute mine. I envy your lack of shame.