I've never watched this show for one reason in particular and it pertains a question you might want to ask yourself: has Steven Spielberg ever been involved in a good TV show? I think it began and ended with his Night Gallery episode with Joan Crawford.

Yeah - in fairness I'm actually glad they went older than Matt Smith for the next Doctor. It's just that older+white+male isn't exactly surprising. I like Capaldi and I think he'll be a great Doctor - I was just holding out for someone like this:

I said this a while back and I hold to it today... I don't trust the current team to handle the regeneration into a woman. With the right showrunner and some talented writers and a talented actress - of which there are many - it could be something fantastic. I don't trust Moffat to pull it off.

That weird cuz I think Matt looks hotter with his hair shaved off. But I am not a teen girl even though I pretend to be one in chatrooms.

Is it possible to make any sort of "feminist" statement without belittling men?

Can you be an Eldritch horror and a feminist at the same time?

I still have a bad taste in my mouth about my newly acquired marriage right. We have the right to marry because a wealthy white lady didn't want to pay $360,000+ in inheritance taxes. That was the case that overturned a portion of DOMA. It wasn't done because the USA suddenly became more tolerant. I have marriage…

Fu-cack this!!

"the province's growing liquid natural gas infrastructure"

I think it's best, when reading Martin, to assume everyone's going to die.

I'll put in Bub. Just because everyone in that base was pretty unlikable and needed to be et.

Human nature at its finest?

This makes me wonder about how many rare spiders and beetles I've murdered in my basement bedroom because they got near my shit. I didn't eat them though.

What? You mean big industry didn't self-police their emissions themselves, in the interest of the people over profits? It took an act of, gasp, GOVERNMENT to protect the populace?

Dude! That girl needed to chillax.

It's hard to pull off for most women too.

Which is precisely why we spent $300 million developing freeze-dried ice cream and Tang.

Syrio = Jaqen theories are quite popular. Oldtown stuff in the next book should be really interesting, you got Sam, Jaqen and the sandsnake there.

They could pack a lunch.

I think this position is relatively close to what I would advocate. It's a way of questioning Monsanto's outdated business practices, rather than eradicating GMOs. Monsanto is like the old media empire of the biotech world — they're slow, and work by monopoly rather than by innovation. They're being challenged by all…