Yes, I thought the hug scene was a really nice touch.

It's a total cliché, but the way this show works I can easily see it happening.

You can pretty much see this coming. Winn will be Mr. Grumpy for a while until Kara really, really needs his hacker skills. He'll be reluctant to help until she convinces him that the danger being posed to National City far outweighs his pettiness. Afterwards they will be good friends without any romantic overtones.

How could their next fight not be a rematch?

Kohli should be the next Doctor.

The show is new and he has only been in two episodes, but General Lane in Supergirl is the worst. His character and dialogue are astonishingly bad. So bad that it is difficult to even imagine that a professional writer wrote the words or that nobody involved has said "stop. We can't have someone mouthing something so…

The interim head scientist was the zombie in the previous episode.

I love how Super Max, the drug, is also the name of an inescapable prison.

That's how sleet forms, not snow.

Martha is the only companion of the revival that happily left on her own terms.

This takes place soon after Angels Take Manhattan but before Silence in the Library/Forest of the Dead. The former is mentioned while the guy is reading her diary, the latter two episodes will explain a lot of continuity.

Alasdair is not going to rewrite his review. Doubly so given that your criticism is so vague as to be useless. That is not how sites like the A.V. Club work. You are only fooling yourself if you think your efforts are going to succeed.

Seriously?

If that includes some of the oft-mentioned candidates that would not necessarily be a bad thing.

He remembers the experience of losing Clara, and knows he lost someone important to him, but he doesn't remember Clara.

I'd guess the next episode we see will be a Christmas 2016 special, with the series returning early in 2017.

Moffat has said, I think in a Radio Times interview last month, he wrote this to be his last episode as showrunner, but that he subsequently changed his mind about leaving (possibly because the BBC hasn't found the right person to replace him).

As was made clear in Hell Bent the Doctor remembers his experiences with Clara, just not Clara herself.

Not sure I follow. The "relentless twists that make it so convoluted" have been the heart of Doctor Who since the show's inception.

Fry also wrote a script for S2 that was never produced for budget/time reasons.