Even with the cute graphics dropped in, I'm not sure this was a necessary job, Internet.

Telephone call for you, The Mind Robber on line one.

It's been an ongoing industry amongst fans and some critics of TV for decades at this point, started before Moffat. He's just the current target.

I think he's probably too famous, but we can keep hoping. He's my go-to when I think of a possible black Doctor.

Indeed, it's right there in the article - they offered one black actor but he (I'm assuming it was a he) turned them down. Neal Gaiman's already even said so publicly a couple years ago.

It's very good. Not 100%, but very good. I just finished watching the whole thing and really enjoyed it whipsawing back and forth from funny to fairly dark depictions of depression. Then I rewatched the second episode of Master Of None which is far better, but this show is definitely worth the time. It's rather…

"In the award-winning documentaries Grizzly Man and Cave Of Forgotten Dreams,
he explored the way that humans have tried, and often failed, to thrive
in a world with only the most rudimentary comforts of civilization."

OK, you've just talked me out of wanting to watch this again. I'll tell my girlfriend it's your fault, k?

Another one I've heard was that Jar Jar was obviously a "Wise Fool" archetype (https://en.wikipedia.org/wi…. This has me almost willing to give it another shot as well, which would no doubt please my prequel-loving girlfriend no end.

Jar Jar, to be fair, is pretty hard to see past.

I'm sure you've made lists of your favorite constitutional scholars like me, right?

It's funny how living through a time period everything looks "normal" somehow, but when you look back on it a decade or more later, it's "period-ness" catches you off guard like a speeding bus at a crosswalk. The above clips are so dated!

It's really funny how often I hear that about this show, people liking it's sense of hope and human interconnection. It's almost as if some people don't think life is nothing but figuring out who to hate and doing that hating.

You should look up the gun-accident aggregating article that pops up on Dailykos.com called "Gun Fails." you'll never want to be near another human being again.

In today's political climate, who can say for sure?

Area Man Unable To Admit BB-8 Now Viable Part Of Cute Star Wars Fan Mas-Ups.

"Your Twitter feed is exploding, better hire a lawyer and lay low for awhile."

I can see this idea wouldn't have let the show run for as long as it has, which would have been a real crime, but I can also see they could have brought in some sorely-needed Lovecraftian influence to network television and called it The Rats In Bob's Walls.

But what I really wonder is what would Newswires relevant and timely look like?

So many in Hollywood are guilty of this crime that I have few stars left to like.