I wasn't done talking. I need someone to nod.

It's weird to think that, with things like big famous honking jewelry—diamonds that have names, etc.—that will endure for the foreseeable future, one clearly doesn't own them but, rather, one simply "stewards" them for a little while, until the next person. (It might have been Liz Taylor who expressed this thought, no…

The new Upstairs/Downstairs was good. Dunno how many eyeballs it might have gotten, though.

I take it we can assume the "Into:" information.

(Phrasing.)

::slow clap::

I hear ya. He had deleted his good memories so she was worth saving more than he was.

The eyebrows have convinced me. Carry on. But post no notices!

Don't notice!

I would think that "Robot" was placed too early in the season—it made me worry a little bit (it was so slight). But then we got a dense one.

And, once inside, could one open ANY drawer? Once they made it inside the vault, no key was needed at Tech and Org.

Ha! Nicely done. I wouldn't want to cause Capaldi's ouster!

All the upvotes, this deserves.

A good look. The red dress from "Robot" was great, too.

That's why he was familiar! Thanks.

The show has lampshaded the corridor thing, and yet we still got another case of it tonight :)

I thought they were immune—would not die—so we could have doubt about The Architect's identity; and then I did figure they'd be guilt, as you say, so their return surprised me.

They played it as the character being out of breath, I thought, not the actor.

Those worms were essentially Forget-Me-Nows :)

He tried a few distortions and settled on that one, aye.