Humanity - and the timestream - is lucky she didn't have any condoms in her pocket.

"You had me at 'Hello, Charles'"

The Master and the Doctor, especially as portrayed by David Tennant and John Simm.

I volunteer to rub Neosporin on his chest.

Yeah, but you don't see Mary Shelley turning up in science fiction all the time.

"You know what would make my derivative idea for a horror story fantastic? If H.P. Lovecraft found out that monsters were real! Again!"

And again. And again.

HITLER. Seriously, bored to death with the Hitler. I feel like someone else in history has probably done an atrocity, but you wouldn't know it from any trips around the block in Sci-Fi.

Hands down, my favorite companion. Amy Pond was just eye candy in the scheme of companion awesomeness.

Each time I go into The Library... I have to try and control my tears. It's always awkward at checkout.

Started off as the worst companion ever.

Ok you guys, I thought of one that's not from Buffy.

Jaime Lannister.

Howard Wolowitz from The Big Bang Theory was pretty much a two joke character. (Three if you include his clothes.) They've done a good job of toning him down and adding some back story. Still needs some work, but at least now that's he's married he's not always just the obnoxious nerd on the prowl.

Oh man, every time someone mentions Donna Noble, I have this uncontrollable urge to weep.

Donna Noble. Started off as a shrill gobby fish wife, obsessed with getting married, and turned into something utterly magnificent...

To regulate glucose levels, you should eat within 30 minutes of waking up.

I suspect you will much enjoy Capaldi's version, then. :-) Me too.

that's all i can think of looking at this chart. 1 kg = 1,000 grams. even in volumes, 300ml of water = 300 grams. the whole oz, cup, tbs and tsp is making my life hell trying to input things into myfitnesspal.

It IS ridiculous that we're still not on the metric system. I'm on a fitness site and there was a request yesterday for food database entries to be based on weight, not description ("a large slice of pizza," "a small apple"), and shown in grams.

Would love one which takes metric into consideration as well. All of my cookbooks are from back home but everything here in the UK is sold in grams. The first time I tried making chocolate chip cookies which called for a stick of butter I tried carving the giant block of butter I had into what I thought from memory…