Doctor Who Spinoff Corner: 11th Anniversary of the 40th Anniversary Edition

Out of curiosity, what's my score?

There are people out there who genuinely believe he founded Marvel comics, among other things. I have no beef with the man himself since he has yet to steal credit, but he can also stand not being mentioned in a couple articles, especially compared to the slightly less publicized Kirby.

Ah! Bested! So let's just agree that bonus points are possible, but not a requirement. Which I suppose means the article is still technically correct.

I think Stan Lee gets enough credit for things he didn't do to last him through a couple oversights.

Except you'd have to play it off of a pre-existing letter, so you'd only be using six letters at the most. Three. Point. Dunk.

He delivered those lines well, but the mood still always seemed at odds to me. Plus I have even further problems with those lines themselves, but that's a different discussion.

Is it too late to add him fighting the minotaur, after making the stupidest pun ever?

I've been guessing that about 7B, guess I should rewatch it.

It is a waffly mess, but it's a waffly mess I love with all my heart, each and every sloppy frame.

The Doctor's Daughter. Granted, that wasn't his episode, just something he asked for besides the scenes, but still. Also, there are quite a few plot holes in River Song's timeline.

I dunno, while it does feel like course correction, it also feels like Moffat finally finding a way to say with her the things he wanted to say last season (what it's like for the Doctor to travel with someone who thinks like him in some ways, someone that gets under the skin) in a way that works. So, not wrapped up…

Time will tell.

Ha, The Next Doctor has to be one of the most unusually forgettable New Who episodes ever. Thinking about the elements that made it up it really shouldn't be forgettable, and yet…

I just hope being attached to Selfie didn't smother that career in the crib. From the moment ABC named it that show didn't have a chance.

Can't believe I didn't make that connection, if it happens then her appearance would also draw comparisons to Clara's early intro.

A Christmas Carol has long been my favorite Doctor Who story, and I stand by that, but yeah, Chimes is probably just as "good" if not "better", in as much as those words mean.

CHRISTMAS RANKINGS
1. A Christmas Carol
2. The Snowmen
3. Last Christmas
4. Time of the Doctor
5. Christmas Invasion
6. The Next Doctor
7. Runaway Bride
8. Voyage of the Damned
9. The Doctor, the Widow, and the Wardrobe
10. End of Time

#ThisJokeIsNeverOld

Given how hot the speculation was around whether Coleman would return, I imagine the reason Moffat came up with the scene was in case she wanted out, knowing full well to build in an escape hatch if Coleman signed on for another.