"For example, erstwhile Batman protégé Tim Drake is being touted as a blogger-turned-superhero."

But, Charlie Jane, through the generations, the idea of who the "good man" is could have been twisted, and they really could have been referring to Rory all along. However, as time went on and on and on, people just naturally assumed they were referring to the Doctor, or even that the qualities of The Last Centurion…

Who would play Gardner? I'm throwing it out there: Bradley Cooper. He seems to have that kind of swagger. Plus, he'd look ridiculous with Guy's haircut.

I met the guy at Wizard World in Austin back in November when he was there promoting Battle: L.A. Nice guy, told me he was going to be John Stewart. I was curious how they'll work him in, because they do seem to make a big deal out of Hal being the only human Lantern.

Crap, you're right. I was thinking they just had that episode where Pete and Myka were just switching back and forth and that there wasn't a mind transference episode. Thanks.

Maybe we have another accidental mind switch thing? Have we had one of those yet? I mean, besides Myka being possessed? Like a true mind-swap.

"At last we know what 'the event' was"?

Several guys from Lost doing a show that involves flashbacks. Color me shocked.

That would be the best "gotcha!" moment ever, and with the writers, wouldn't be surprised if that happened either.

Makes sense. Power corrupts, and absolute power corrupts absolutely.

@Annalee well, they said that Misha is no longer a series regular for Season 7, and this is going to resolve itself in the premiere, but that really doesn't mean much, since Jim Beaver isn't a full-on series regular and he appears in practically every episode. For all we know, "Alpha" God (thanks previous poster)…

Well, she did describe the scrapyard of dead TARDISes as "the corpses of my sisters."

These days? Yeah, one more thing for him to not be on schedule finishing.

So it'll be Transformers meets Warrior's Way?

Yeah, he did kinda vanish, didn't he? He helped barricade them all in the armory, but by the time the Doctor and Avery showed up, he was gone. Not only that, but Rory, Amy and the kid didn't seem to be a bit concerned about that little part.

Voltron at one point was a fully whole being, but a curse was placed on it (by a descendant of the witch that hangs with Zarkon) that split it up into the Lions and I believe scattered them across the planet Arus.

Maybe this is where she killed a very good man. The Doctor shows her the error of her ways and she voluntarily turns herself in. But always escapes for the the random adventure with the Doctor. And move along their budding romance.

Nope, first favorite. Eric and Pam are mere poseurs when it comes to William the Bloody.

So glad that this mini explains just how Spike wound up commanding a space ship full of giant insects that we first saw towards the end of Buffy Season 8.

"at least Time Warner - we don't pay a fee for BBCAm"