Just want to point out that Bismuth differed from past two parters or from next week. Bismuth was a real 22 minute episode, not two 11 minute episodes played together, like The Return/Jailbreak and next week's Beta/Earthlings.

Cassidy thought they were after him, not the Preacher, so he wasn't really going that far 'for a friend.' He thought he was cleaning up his own mess that he'd brought with him.

So Aegon isn't really Aegon confirmed? Is it just show canon that the Mountain did kill him?

Bad episode. Massive disappointment. I mean really, Jon is just as dumb and incompetent as he can be, everything goes Ramsay's way, until predictably Littlefinger shows up. Fucking awful. Big mess of a battle scene where I felt no involvement because it SHOULD NOT HAVE HAPPENED. Jon's either a) better than that or b)…

I don't know, in Beast Below he had a plan. It was a sad plan, it upset him greatly, but he had something to do. He didn't just see a bad situation and say "Nothing I can do, everyone's fucked."

Not to mention the fact that the Doctor just 'gave up.' Like "Oh, nothing I can do, Earth is fucked." Seriously Doctor? Seriously? You can't like, try and move the Earth, or siphon off the Sun's excess energy, or ANYTHING?!?! He does not even try anything - he figures out what's going on, declares the Earth doomed,…

umm, that's a masterpiece right up until it's ending. It's like 10/10 10/10 10/10 10/10 10/10 -1000/10. Like seriously, it's just nothing? We never get an explanation? There's no satisfying ending. It's like a great, really truly A+ interesting as fuck mystery, with NO PAYOFF. No thanks.

Voyage of the Damned and Planet of the Dead are NOT worse than Forest. I mean come on. Voyage of the Damned is fucking great, you're crazy, what a fun 10th Doctor story. That's vintage Tenant. Planet of the Dead isn't great, you're absolutely right there, but it has its moments, (flying bus, him turning down that…

Really? Coulda sworn all abortion is illegal just across the water in Ireland. Pretty sure they still get the BBC.

My biggest problem with Kill the Moon is the thinly veiled anti-choice soapboxing. It's a life we can't abort it, nevermind that it's going to destroy the earth! I'll take my Who without the soap box, thanks.

Yeah no the Sleep No More was legit unnerving and did have one good twist in there (the cameras.) Into the Forest of the Night is absolute garbage. Only The Power of Three gives it a run for its money on the 'worst' list. Ugh the power of three. Hey look a race so ancient they were even legends on Gallifrey, oh look…

“In The Forest Of The Night” is the worst episode of the new Who. It's so bad it was shocking. I thought I was watching a fan film. Nothing made sense at any point. Oh hey we're lost in a forest that grew over London where there are millions of people and about 2 tigers in the whole massive city, let's run across zero…

As someone who has been playing Warcraft in one form or another for the last 18 years, I loved it. Really, truly loved it. Great movie. I saw it with my brother in law who has never touched a Warcraft game in his life. He LOVED it. Thought it was a great movie. Great special effects, great characters, cool story,…

Those weren't pipe cleaners, they were hangers. Ice king's key retriever went into her bubble and she dismantled it and started making friends.

Tyrion surviving the dragons lends credence to the he's-a-targaryan theory.

Ctrl + F Whitmore, no Bill Pullman, your list sucks.

I find myself wondering - is Melisandre old? Is she actually old, and her youth an illusion, or is she a young woman that used up her fire? Like, her magic took a toll on her, aging her each time. She might be an immortal or ancient crone, or she might be a young woman who is all out of fire - that's why she didn't…

God damn time traveling robots covering their tracks…

When Kilgrave is knocked out under surgical drugs, his powers are meant to stop. That's why he couldn't just say "Complete the surgery, save my life, then wake me up in exactly 8 hours. Contact no one and don't leave this room." So after he'd been knocked out, why'd she still deliver and detonate the bomb? Plot hole?…

"Brought back Turtle Princess"? I didn't realize she was gone.