I would agree. Though I also think what made some of the old episodes work was the sheer chemistry that Tom Baker had with Lis Sladen and Louise Jameson (irony alert, not so much with Lalla Ward).

This has always been my issue with Clara. They couldn't decide what her relationship to the Doctor was AND the ultimate direction they went in (Clara is the Doctor) felt unearned to me. That being said, I had no issues with Jenna Coleman, but even with her skills as an actress, she couldn't overcome the unevenness of…

True but that's merely a technicality.

Getting all fancy there with the Trillium.

Peanut butter is made of peanuts?

Or the tragedy unhappily coincided with a day that residents of Massachusetts have taken a lot of pride in since 1775, but have tried to reinterpret and reclaim since the bombings. But I'm sure you know the soul of Boston and Massachusetts better than those of us who live here, lived through the experience, and have…

You're aware, I am sure, that "Patriot's Day" is the Massachusetts state holiday on which the Boston Marathon takes place.

Nope, sorry. I would accept that premise if it were written and directed by a woman. But since it isn't, in my view, it is fully about punishing a woman. Sorry about that.

Not as far as I know.

Many people don't want to contemplate the idea of Jesus as a human being. It's ironically too challenging to their beliefs to consider his humanity as well as his divinity.

My Best Friend's Wedding is a terrible movie about punishing a woman because she's getting older and not married.

It's the origins of the Nice Guy.

He was previously married to Cynthia Rhodes aka Penny from Dirty Dancing. Ask me another.

I'm sorry but no, this isn't "jingoism." This is certainly uber-Bostonian pride, but jingoism is "extreme patriotism, especially in the form of aggressive or warlike foreign policy." This film, while not perfect, pretty much avoids talking about patriotism and doesn't at all celebrate "aggressive or warlike foreign…

Not a thing I needed, but if it was going to be made (which we all knew it would be), I would prefer that it was made in this way - a film about the community coming together, and putting the focus on that.

He is, though Menino's appearances are brief (Menino was quite ill at the time, which did limit his involvement in the real events).

Okay, I'll go with that opinion.

Austin Powers, you mean? No, it was a hit from the beginning.

Isn't Mad Max generally considered better than The Road Warrior? I haven't seen either so I will go with the Internet consensus.

Surely a Witness joke is warranted here?