I'm calling it now- Paul Higgins as a companion and Craig Ferguson as The Master for the most insanely Glaswegian Doctor Who episode ever.

"Y'know, I've come across a lot of psychos, but none as fucking boring as you…"

Mickey Rourke, planning his latest revenge on Jenna Maroney with co-conspirators Frank Miller and Robert Rodriguez.

The reason why Atkinson has such a deliberate pronunciation of the
letter "B" is actually not because he's having fun with it, but because
he suffered from a stammer.

I thought that was the title she earned for winning the Hunger Games?

I went "Ooh!" and then had to explain to my wife
a: Who Dr. Stephen Strange: Master of the Arcane is
and
b: Why Liam Neeson is the obvious choice to play him on screen.

Was it just me, or was Grayson channelling Christopher Walken at the end for the voice of Snowball?

Die Hard is simply the greatest Christmas movie ever. It's the touching tale of a New York cop trying to win back the heart of his estranged wife on Christmas Eve by blowing up a skyscraper full of European thieves masquerading as terrorists.

Not seen it in French, but I have seen it in Japanese, German and what I believe was Flemish (we were on holiday in Belgium).

Sorry, I somehow got RTD and Moffat the wrong way round throughout that comment. I should get another cup of coffee.

I agree that rewatching some of Davies' episodes feel like he's trying too hard to make the show up to date and relevant by sticking in rapidly dated pop culture references (who will remember What Not To Wear in ten years time, let alone 100,000?). The other difference, as a friend pointed out, is that if Davies had…