Indeed, she was fun and all but my god people are acting like she was the coolest character ever. She just wore Doctor clothes, that was like 90% of her character

My thought exactly.

That actually 100% made sense

Indeed I was worried we'd get a tone deaf article because of Shia's ast history but it was completely well written and supportive of him.

Yeah that sounds like a better scene, the movie version was just annoying, and felt like forced cliche dramatic tension, but that's the only thing I didn't like about the movie so I think I can deal XD.

I haven't read the books yet but was that ridiculously stupid scene during the bombing of District 13 where Katniss has to race to find Prim before the blast doors close in the books, because god that was a terrible scene in an otherwise amazing movie.

Just more evidence that justice is for white people

Indeed.

Pretty much Supernatural is what I call a "I watch for the characters" show or actually more specifically "I watch for the actors" basically plotlines are often dumb, overarching stories kinda weak frequently, but the random humour is entertaining and the actor's are just fun to watch and elevate the weak writing.

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First three episodes are fucking fantastic, 4th was a MotW and whatever and this one was the cat's fucking meow, so pretty decent, not as good as say 8 but better than 6,7 and 9 thus far.

Yeah that was badass they basically openly said we love and accept that we are a huge female demographic show.

At the same time I think it was also a message that Destiel and such (I don't think anyone would actually argue Wincest could ever be cannon) are fine in the fan fiction arena but this was a blatant but respectful statement that none of it will ever be canon and people need to accept that (I speak mostly of some of…

I honestly find projecting any sexuality on anyone (including fictional character) who have shown no predilection for that sexuality to be kinda fucking creepy/problematic and gross.

You have no shame. Teddy Ruxpin is glorious.

I also liked it quite a bit, not as much as TRGB obviously but it was still fun.

She uses their minds. She turns people who died for him into literal killing machines for him to command. It's poetic in a fucked up Mistress sort of way.

She was kinda basically following the Doctor around and also specifically talking the minds of those who died because of The Doctor. Minds from all time (hence Brigadier being a Cyberman)

Cyber-Brigadier caused me to have to pause the episode because I was sobbing to the point of dry heaving, it was beautiful and the emotions it stirred in me were incredible. Like it was a really weird fucked up sounding cry that I've never heard myself make before.

So beautifully understated. I'm gonna miss Clara if she leaves cause Coleman is the best companion actor NuWho has had other than again maybe Catherine Tate.

That hug was heartbreaking.

It's going to be interesting to see what they do with her in the Xmas special.

Minds and bodies are not connected necessarily.