The Doctor was in there though. It was basically just his wedding suit.

I find it to be such an underrated episode. Ten and Donna are great in it. Plus Felicity Jones!

And hopefully ADULT LIFE SKILLS from last year which, whilst not sci-fi, is a great showcase for Whittaker's skills.

I'm just off to read the threads at Gallifrey Base because it seems a fun way to spend a Sunday evening.

"I read somewhere their periods attract bears. Bears can smell the menstruation"

I'd watch that.

He has one and she's called Police Lady Doris.

"Cheers."

- The A.V. Club

If you guys had been the ones who started the zombie apocalypse, you'd have started the zombie apocalypse!

And he was in Mystery Men. So he can live.

And now the story of a franchise film that lost everything and the one director who had no choice but to keep it all together.

…all illnesses and how they affect people/how they deal with them are the same?

I remember him suggesting at some point that, as he counted Kill Bill Vols. 1 and 2 as one film, he could make Vol. 3 and bundle it with those two, thus it not counting towards his official ten. A cheat but a cheat I'd accept (and respect).

Avengers Love Tony

"The conditions may be different but that's what the Alamo screenings boil down to - screenings with a more relaxed atmosphere for women" - that's the sentence I specifically included so as to make it clear that I wasn't equating women to people with conditions or special needs. Apologies if that wasn't clear. I can't…

I'm a cinema manager and we offer kid's club screenings and special toddler showings where no-one over the age of 18 can attend without a child/toddler; parent and baby showings where only parents/carers with babies under the age of 1 can go; autism and dementia friendly screenings specifically so that those who…

I think it's a Pokemon.

But it clearly allows dickheads.

Titanic as well. 3 hours 15 and it went on to become the highest grossing film of all time by a very big margin.