Gee so I guess I as someone who has owned almost every system since the SNES but really enjoy playing video games for narratives. (Video games have unique ways to explore stories and also tend to offer weird odd narratives that you don't get in a lot of the other mediums) is just an outsider.

Please avoid accusing…

100% I was convinced of that actually until Perkins showed up.

Totally! I actually assumed he had only saved her and only was convinced had saved them when they showed Perkins in the Tardis. Which is awesome, a Doctor you can't fully trust, love it.

Yep he also thinks Obama wants to let Ebola into the USA.

But if the keep Sam and Dean apart and do some COTW eps with just Sam it could be interesting character stuff.

I'm just gonna enjoy my Sam time as much as possible before the eventual Sam saves Dean and becomes his second fiddle again mid season finale (I'm assuming that's how long Dead will stay bad, already kinda…

I'm so digging the Dean and Sam split where Sam gets to be the good guy. It's nice for the show to let Sam have a bit of the spotlight instead of always being shoved into Dean's shadow

For those saying it was not an abortion metaphor did you miss the giant ABORTED sign flash on the screen? Nevermind that it easily could have just been a switch from armed to disarmed no no no it had to say ABORTED just in case you didn't get it yet.

And there's more. Clara asks the world what to do and they said kill it. How can I not see that as a social commentary on how being pro-choice is totally in and popular now and that being pro-life is the radical but best way to live. It was like saying see pro-choice people you have momentum (outside the US) but…

It was such an overt abuse of metaphor, I was actually loving the episode until it went completely "THIS IS ABOUT ABORTION" and then decided that clearly not having an abortion is the best idea. I mean fuck they risked they entire human race on a whim and that damn thing just conveniently laid a new moon, and…

7 episodes? That's hella better than the 33 episodes it took in the original series.

Plus I'm all for any initiative that seeks to get more women into directing films.

Could be interesting. The supporting characters, including yes even the Cullen family (especially the Cullen women they were pretty awesome specially Alice) not named Edward and the Werewolves not named Jacob, and the world and history isn't entirely bad (some of it actually quite interesting). So in the right hands…

Disagree completely. The Zimmer trilogy lacks a specific theme sure, but it has a very specific sound. In the beginning of this mix it becomes a beautiful underscore, the bass (I think it's the bass I'm not that great at knowing exactly what everything is called) is entirely from Zimmer and it kinda forms the…

Yeah that was fucked. She was genuinely proud and they turned around and made sexist jokes, completely ignoring everything she said. I've seen that hurt look before and even if she does work for Fox News I feel for her.

And I think that's what bugged me about DOFP, they just killed off almost everyone.

Yeah I've always lamented that despite how fucking amazing DOFP was that there wasn't one more First Cast only film.

I still think FC is my favorite it has this unbelievable charm (and amazing musical score) that none of the other X-Films had.

It's the exhaust pipe on the Death Star syndrome. The defenses are supposed to be so unpenetrable that they didn't care about their vents that much.

Actually that's exactly what happens: http://www.citynews.ca/2006/10/27/man…

Was it necessary to use a loaded word like that?

So you use a misogynist slur whiles decrying that you don't want to be painted as a misogynist. Good one bucko

And I don't care that the other guy said it first either.