Why not send them fleshlights?

@MonkeyT: Respectfully disagree. Bolivia, all the way. Ever since I saw the closed captions that is what I have used in my head for her name.

@Balmut: I prefer bolivia.

In the wake of the deep water horizon oil spill, can we really fault a resident of the gulf coast for taking a junk shot?

@Architectin: In Southeastern Wisconsin, a lot of people still refer to ATMs as "Tyme Machines" because our early ATMs were named TYME, an acronym for "take your money everywhere." It tends to confuse recent transplants to the area, wondering if people in the Milwaukee area have managed to master time travel.

@soulfinger: In the close captions she was referred to as bolivia, as in b-universe Olivia.

@catsmasher: I'm pretty sure Lynch adapted only the first book in his movie, unless I am mistaken. Granted, it is one big honking book, and difficult to cram into a 2 hour movie.

@G99: Star Trek has had some great moments when they remember to break the 2d battle mentality. Of the top of my head, Wrath of Khan did it, and the end of All Good Things...

@Asraiil: EXTERMINATE!!! EXTERMINATE!!!

@ggodo: Before Flesh and Stone in River's Timeline, after in the Doctors's. Presumably, after the Pandorica fun times, she ends up back in prison, and then gets her work release to go to the byzantium for the events of Flesh and Stone, and is able to tell the Doctor that the Pandorica is not a myth.

@Burke: That was my first thought too. He is appearing on a panel at comicon with Tim Kring, apparently. I'm calling it here: Tim Kring produces Superman with Quinto as the man of steel.

@tdawg: Both are correct. What you call a pedal boat is a pedal-powered paddleboat. The paddle wheel is in the semicircular plastic enclosure between the riders.

@HelloChieftain: Oh, man, it isn't "re-deuh?"

@Arggh! there goes a...snake a snake!: Only for registered users. Usisng the site without a login/pass that option is not available.

@Ursus-Veritas: I'm betting that Auton Rory takes the vortex manipulator and goes back and switches places with real Rory at the end of cold blood. If you watch the end of that episode again, as they are running towards the TARDIS Rory comes running in from a different direction, and Amy say "wrong way, dummy."

@kalaeth: I really enjoy both the Lynch version and the SciFi mini series. Lynch's movie is not true to the books, but it is pretty epic.

@reddingofish: Are you talking about the end of Cold Blood? If so, then that was a very important scene, despite occurring at the end of the episode. I also liked that the Doctor was finally start to show his annoyance that everyone but him seems to know all about the crack.

This will pretty much make my Daughter's head asplode. She loves all the Studio Ghibli films, and we are currently starting the third borrowers book, Borrowers Afloat.

@RandomNickname: Last time I checked, It was the police and the district attorney "going all lawsuit."

@clevernamehere: That sketch was a parody of an actual British Childrens television show, they probably would get it more than most American viewers. I think it was called Simon and the land of the chalk drawings, or something similar.