The Doctor has all sorts of objects that he's collected in his travels. There's no reason to assume that the Hand of Omega is an exception to this rule. Yes, his possession of it was designed to intimate great portents, but most fortunately, the Cartmel Master Plan never materialized. The goal at the time the episode…

Well, let's be honest: pretty much anything to do with reproductive health has a much larger impact on women than men. No man ever died during childbirth. Something about having an on-board person-factory means that they have a vested interest in the entire supply chain.

Yes he does. He was part of the Time Lords. Frustrated with their stodgy culture, he stole a broken down TARDIS and went off for adventures. It's a perfect origin story.

Humans are, at their core, tribal beings. Our brains can't really handle more than a handful of real, close relationships. As such, we use proxies- we trust people that look like us, dress like us, and act like us. Instantly, we divide the world into an in-group and an out-group, not based on real beliefs or…

It'd be nice if they specified what platforms they were going to support. Since they don't say, I assume this is Windows only. It'd be nice to have an OSX/Linux port that's not crap though.

This reminds me a lot of Tim Power's Last Call.

I remember quite a bit, but I don't have a nostalgia gland. Without the sheen of nostalgia, I just can't take it. I loved them at the time, but I can't recover that feeling.

I was born in 1980. 80s cartoons sucked. This shouldn't be controversial- Transformers? GI Joe? Voltron? Garbage. You have some outliers, like Robotech, but by and large: 30 minute toy commercials.

♫ Master Ninja Theme Song!♫

What's a warrior without weapons?

Pretty much every species actively fights to prevent their extinction. The only ones that don't are extinct.

Because in truth, Humanity is going extinct.

Because Deadpool is a cartoon character.

Roddy Piper wouldn't take his ring off for They Live. I assume this means Capaldi is here to chew bubblegum and kick ass.

but a great plot device

Because that, while lame, at least made some sense and wasn't a forced attempt at a turtle joke?

801:… "Mixed in with a truly terrifying monster."

Because now we're just niggling over semantics? The question isn't, "can a corporation act as a person"- the answer to that is yes. The question is, "is a corporation (or charitable group, or any other collective organization) granted the same rights as a citizen?"

I contend that it's too little. Glass shows a profound lack of imagination- it's little more than a cellphone strapped to your face, with an emphasis on delivering notifications. It's a terrible piece of technology that has no real purpose

I couldn't handle "The Office" because it was too close to real life.