Sherlock couldn't tell a woman from a houseplant. Watson is however very observant of female existence.
Sherlock couldn't tell a woman from a houseplant. Watson is however very observant of female existence.
Oh for God's sake, hasn't the One True and Anointed Excuse for any issues with this particular episode, just edging out "kid's show" and "science fantasy or something", been that it didn't have to be on its A-game because everyone watching will apparently always be drunk and full of turkey? And now it's instead for…
A few too many excuses made here, but yeah, I went from ready to turn the thing off to pretty much captivated when we got to the last 15 minutes or so.
The Doctor caught that romantic comedy heroine disease Clara got in Hush or Listen or Shut the Hell Up, whatever it was caused that affected his vocal chords and made…
Don't worry. We get that you're concerned with "accuracy". *wink*
A Keke Palmer is getting her jitters out in case Scream Queens never gets its requisite Murphy once-a-season musical number.
I think that song's actually Marty's.
But again… the pod would have done nothing. Turn it off for a second in the year 3000, and the raven will swoop right in. Her death was inevitable. Gotta admit I'm a bit confused as to what people think the stasis pod was supposed to do in this situation.
The twist after that twist was maybe one twist too far for me. It's kinda really silly that, after all that, secretly controlling and destabilizing *humblegrumble* is merely the means to the end for our villain's TRUE motivation.
Wee. This conversation again, where we can intone SCIENCE FAN-TA-SY in the same way people intoned CHIL-DREN'S SHOW to excuse any blisteringly terrible episode during the Davies era. Provably wrong facts = fantasy!!!
No.
Firefly fairies make fire-resistant trees = Fantasy.
Moon is 100 million year old egg = Incorrect.…
How nice of you to give it all back piece by piece as it was being ripped from your hands piece by piece. "Fine. Didn't want it all that much anyway."
You saw where this was written by Kill the Moon guy, right?
Moar liek Everything Joss Whedon has any hand in will automatically be argle-blargled long after it's been hailed as a classic, and that number has only risen since Avengers won all the Comic Book Funtimes compared to when e.g. Dollhouse was sucking its way out of time slot after time slot, amirite?
No. Next question?
A-bloo-bloo, a troll trolled me by trolling.
An overprivileged omega took a "real number" from a narrow-to-the-point-of-meaningless context and paraded it around in fancy new words that don't actually relate to it at all? You don't say.
"Hurr hurr uratrollz."
Either make fun of the little failure or keep your trap shut.
*shrug* She was half a step behind and they were basically jogging before she decided they should split because you can carry more ground that way. Just too blatantly Moffat handing down a note saying "Kill the fangirl", and even the 12 year olds this show is (somehow) pandering more and more to had to have rolled…
And a spin-off TV show starring some other one.
I think it was more the show being weird and PG-ing it up for her. Like in this world, you call up the "kiss-o-gram" agency for your bachelor party. (Moff is a dirty old man. if you haven't noticed.)
Of course over in Wales, you can have your stripper surprise you at the local bar.
Remember, guys. Both sides are just as bad.