I’m glad that they’re going to address the Doctor’s search for Gallifrey (which really seemed like a missing piece in Season 8), but I would be OK if they didn’t “explain” Capaldi’s cameo. It was an awesome moment that really doesn’t need explanation. As a viewer who knows the rules of Doctor Who, I can accept it as…

Does this whole film take place on the same overpass?

Goodbye integrity, hello authoritarian-sanctioned blockbuster.

That phone call probably went like this:

This is the best done one of the lot.

Since this is Doctor Who, there’s no point in complaining about c0ntinuity, but it still seems strange to have River meeting any Doctor prior to 10 without some mindwiping/selective amnesia going on.

Palpatine is not in STAR WARS, the 1977 movie.

Yeah, but we didn’t know that at the time. Your analysis is rooted in the hell of the prequels. In the original movie, Vader=Hitler.

There. FIxed it.

There are plenty of other things for Moffat to be guilty about. I’m okay with this one.

Did I glimpse Wyldstyle in there?

First, Chris Pratt! *squeeeeeeeeee*

One day, in Greenland, Cap found the perfect axe. That was the day he became... AXE CAP!!

I’m glad you write these so I don’t have to.

Another fine recap. I look forward to your recaps just as much as I do Charlie Jane’s each week.

SCIENCE BIATCH

Can we really be sure what you described isn’t true? ...I mean, can we be sure without citing the third movie at all? I think not! What you described is what happened!