Well, "The Waters of Mars" was very much not a 'typical' DW episode. The DW episodes that people frequently rank as being the best are also usually the ones where the Doctor is acting out of character, or is pushed to a breaking point, or just isn't there at all (see "Blink," "Hell Bent," and "Waters of Mars" for…

The Hamilton poster behind Jill Pill was a nice touch too, although I couldn't find the Zootopia-esque twist on it.

I actually liked Marina's character a lot. I was pleased to see the show add some nuance to her character in the closing minutes of the season, while still keeping her intentions in the dark. She's not black and white and I like that about her.

The first time I saw the trailer this morning, someone was showing it to me so I couldn't see the name. When I saw the whole intro about four scientists saving New York, my first reaction was, "Oh hell no, Fox did NOT greenlight a Fantastic Four sequel!"

Margo had me cracking up the entire episode. "I would just like to point out that I did all of the work, while you guys did nothing except each other."

Everyone is focusing on Bedelia (which, YAAAS QUEEN) but I think my favorite part of the episode was actually the scene with Reba and the tiger. I think I actually choked up— this show is so damn perfect at showing the beautiful side of evil that I never realized until now that it could be so damn perfect at showing…

Noooooooo! Tron Legacy was far from a perfect movie, but I was actually really holding out hope for a second one. It didn't sound like it was a niche thing, especially since it made so much on DVD after the fact.