@Barnabus: I believe that Moffat is saving his bastards for the next season. I'd say more, but I might start treading on spoiler territory.

@rabiera: I agree: Rory's loss is a huge part of this episode. Amy senses the loss but can't access the memory of what has happened. Just as others cannot see the monster but only the decontextualized chaos of its activities, Amy cannot 'see' Rory - but the Doctor does. And I'm guessing this is part of the reason why…

@Graviton1066: Canadians too. And the rest of the Commonwealth. Yeah, don't trust us.

This Ain't T:SCC XXX.

@MrGOH: What's Corner Gas? You are hereby refused entry to Canada City.

'70s SF, where flinty eyed men travel a long way to find poncy versions of ancient Rome.

"Can I just get in and drive away... I thought not... maybe I can scratch my nuts under this toga and not be noticed... damn".

I contend that the sky is blue because air is blue.

That trailer made my cup of organic spring white pearls green tea taste so much better. Because it doesn't taste nearly as good as the name would have you believe.

@Snow leopard: I think Alfonso Cuaron is not likely to produce anything remotely like Apollo 13. More to the point, he's never made a snoozefest. But I do agree that Raimi could do some good stuff with a place like Azeroth.

@Darth Meow 504: Incinerate? They'd probably just vaporize. In fact, you'd have subliming limes.

I think that last scene is some kind of ritual where you're supposed to bark at the essential oil until a tusked lizard woman with an American accent escorts you into the next room.

@Hotscot: There can be only anyone.

I like the rhythm and the humour in this clip. It feels like a really good meeting of Wright and O'Malley's sensibilities.

@outsdr: Enjoy finding things you like to comment on, then.

@Archon Divinus: I'm not sure this clip provides us with enough material to make a call.

@Deoki: I've been using the 8.10 beta on my Aspire One over the last few weeks, and so far the results are occasionally great, occasionally frustrating. Wireless is still an issue from time to time - sometimes it will detect all networks in range, sometimes it refuses to connect with my WEP-protected wireless…

I sailed into the seas of Linux on an eee. The shipped Xandros Linux didn't please me too much, so I started installing various distros until I settled on an eee-tweaked version of Ubuntu.