The Doctor and Bill thought they made it back to the university in time for tea without Nardole realizing they were gone, but find that they're at the Thames River with snow and and an elephant circa the 1800s. That's probably all you missed.

Sunnydale

Right now on some Elseworld people are eagerly anticipating that version of Krypton while watching FOX's critically acclaimed series Gotham Central.

Barney also had Sandy Duncan, of which Krypton is sorely lacking.

Oh, my God …they're learning.

This recent one was a bit of both. The Husbands of River Song was written by Moffat with the intention of it being his final episode as showrunner, but future Who showrunner Chris Chibnall was getting ready to work on his third and final season of Broadchurch.

It's the same dark corner that doesn't like liberal social commentary in their Star Trek. Nor lots of diversity in many combinations, or some such.

They should just make The Dark Fraggle Labyrinth already and be done with it. In or out Hollywood. We're not air-conditioning outside.

The Bulge will never die as long as we remember it.

The Bulge has been hanging from the ceiling collecting dust next to forgotten Muppets since 1986.

It's based on Chuck Barris's follow-up to Confessions of a Dangerous Mind.

SOAP 2, huh? Well, I doubt Robert Guillaume will do it, but Jimmy Baio's gotta eat.

Dirk Hardpeck

I hardly think his problem can be solved by bestiality.

Firefly, Buffy, Angel and The X-Files are now exclusive to Hulu as of April 1st.

Oh, God. Sad upvote.

Noooooooo!!!

*Emily Browning happily retweets Zack Snyder's home address*

And written/directed by Nicholas Meyer: writer/director of Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan, co-writer of Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home and co-writer/director of Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country.

Space Cases motherf—-er!