Loved that Felicity's college look was basically a shout out to Death of the Endless, right down to the ankh necklace.

This looks a lot like it would be a real-life Balmb Garden from Final Fantasy VIII.

For sure, I was just wondering if there was any precedent. I know in the TV series proper the only Time Lady/Lord who's been explicitly said to change gender and sex when regenerating was the Corsair, but I have no clue about how the Expanded Universe has addressed that, if at all.

Thank you. All the families in this show are so huge, it's hard to keep track of them all some times. I couldn't reliably remember Ikki's name until this season.

You're right. That was a mistake.

Ah, okay. Thanks.

Pretty sure at least one of the names of the first Goat's previous murders was male.

I really expected that, after Clara threw away all the TARDIS keys, that the Doctor would just snap his fingers and Clara would say "Oh, I forgot about that." Like, Clara knows about the snapping, Clara's done the snapping.

When the Mistress (have any Time Lords or Ladies changed their names post-regeneration in any Doctor Who story before? We know the Doctor refused to look back on the War Doctor as a Doctor, but he still seemed to respond to that when he was living that regeneration, so that was clearly a decision that the Ninth…

Kuvira's fiance dude is Su's son who was an angsty artist in Season 3, right?

I am totally with you on the Zhu Li thing.

I could swear that I read about this on this very website months ago, like when the cancellation was announced.

The candy bartering was probably the stupidest thing this show has ever done, but it was in the middle of one of the best episodes the show's done, so I can't complain, really.

Hey, I'm not the only one who remembers Forever Knight!

I can't wait to hear what all those people who insisted that Captain America 3 wouldn't be called Civil War because the movies don't have as many characters as the comic books have to say about this.

That's right!

I have quite a few authors' autographs. I've lived in New York City my entire life, and it seems to be the go-to destination for book launch events and either the first or last stop on most high profile signing tours. Over the years I've gotten Neil Gaiman, George R. R. Martin, Cary Elwes, Kevin Smith, Darren Shan…

This bums me out.

I am only partially ashamed to admit that I will be buying this.

Oh wow, that could actually work pretty well, depending on the direction Moffat wants to go in with the two-part finale.