It's hard to overstate their satisfaction.

You know I would have followed this up with *"Capaldi!", but this is perfect.

Theory: One day, Thomas Newman will score a movie shot by Roger Deakins starring Leonardo DiCaprio.
It will sweep the Oscars, just because.

Would that be Saving Mr. Banks?

That happened to me this year with The Civil Wars' album.
I streamed it on Spotify and ultimately the album had two good songs and a bunch of really, really, really boring ones.

For some reason I thought of Napoleon XIV before I thought of the Count.

(The Grand Budapest Hotel trailer plays in the background as American Hustle beats Llewyn Davis up)

I thought that was Sky Ferreira's song.
Or Amanda Palmer's.
Or anyone else who's left their label to go indie in the past half decade or so (that's a lot of people)

And arguably username.

For some reason I thought of Imagine Dragons at "It was a new age." before Babylon 5.

It ended up going half an hour overtime because BBC America was being stupid. BLARGH.

I got into the National's early albums (Sad Songs for Dirty Lovers and Alligator FTW). So different from their newer stuff but still massively enjoyable in their own right.
Also, I saw In The Loop, which was really, really funny. I'm psyched for Peter Capaldi to be the next (I guess current now) Doctor.

But yeah that's a valid point. The four of them (and the comments) are what keep me reading the site.

I don't believe that's how Tennant or Eccelston (IIRC) were introduced… maybe that's how it was in the old show but I haven't seen that so I don't know.

The writing was bad, even for Moffat, but everything else was good up until that one part where Smith is standing there and then A WILD CAPALDI APPEARS and the show abruptly ends. Like come on.

*to the tune of Nearly Midnight Honolulu*
no (No) no (No) no (No) no (No) no (No) no (No) no (No) no (No)

Doin' it Right becoming a hit would be glorious as well.

…ite.

"Art is the product of demons, not angels" gave me chills. Beautifully said.

That shot at around 2:02 is unbelievable.
I wasn't excited about seeing this but now I kind of want to.
Also, as a side note, Tumblr is losing their shit over Hiccup being older.