That's a great gateway playlist. And really all you would need if you wanted to jump right in to Matt Smith's Doctor.

I thought some of the Season 1 episodes were a little weak, but nowhere near as bad as Lantern and "Fear Her."

The Cyberman two-parter was the first time my brother experienced Doctor Who. He seemed to think it was a bit silly at times, but it got him to continue watching the show, so apparently it makes a good introductory to the show (though I'd think of any episode in Season 2 "The Girl in the Fireplace" would offer the…

Well, yes, that too.

Hoping to get the game at some point, but there are quite a few games coming out in the next couple months that I want as well. This one might have to wait until the Summer.

Well, whoever it is that's composed his work, they're damn good at it. Hopefully this all gets cleared up and the person who created the music will be able to get the credit they deserve.

Mary sure does seem to hate Napier's partner. I assume that means they'll get engaged in the Season 4 Christmas Special?

I feel like since the episode dealing with Pierce's death that the show has been pretty good once again. This episode wasn't great, and the guest stars weren't used too well (unless you count Jonathan Banks as a guest start, he was pretty great), but I liked it more than the first three episodes of the season. Still…

Yeah, wasn't that basically the prototype for this? I've never seen it.

Cool. It's a pretty funny show. Reminds me a lot of Harmon and Roiland's collaboration for Acceptable TV, "Mister Sprinkles."

I think it's making us all frown, but the writing's been pretty strong the last few weeks (the exception being the Slapsgiving episode), so maybe they'll pull it off well.

Uh, the 200th episode of How I Met Your Mother isn't a backdoor pilot for How I Met Your Dad. Cristin Milioti isn't going to play the lead in that show, it's not going to be about the mother of Ted's children. It's going to be about someone totally different, for some reason that is a bad reason.

Well, Erin's got a whole podcast about this kind of stuff that has, lie, fifty episodes so far.

Is this one of those one-day event deals, or is this just to get tickets on opening night?

He drove to Farhampton in the premiere with Lily. Lily and Marshall don't have a car anymore, so it wasn't her's. I guess it could have been a rental.

The Beoulve family drama was greatly improved by the new script, and it also cleared up some things that the original didn't really get across. Zalbaag comes off as much more conflicted and ultimately good-hearted in War of the Lions. In the original he seemed cordial to Ramza, but his character development was kind…

Ted is in no way done with Robin. The narration has made clear that he would come close to ruining the wedding in the premiere, and it's been pretty obvious since the day of the wedding was first shown three years ago that it was a hard day for him. And we know that he leaves Farhampton alone, in the rain, to take…

I thought I would hate the War of the Lions' script for Final Fantasy Tactics. When it came out I was a member of a Final Fantasy wiki, and I remember there being a huge argument about whether or not to rewrite the Final Fantasy Tactics articles with the new names and terms from the PSP version. I was on the side of…

Hey, if you're having fun it can't really be called a waste.

Thanks!