I’m very sad that we’ve lost all the comments on these old TV reviews. Stupid kinja.

Testing. (This sucks)

In the first serial of the second season ("Planet of Giants") the TARDIS malfunctions and shrinks itself, the Doctor, and his companions down to the size of insects. So I guess it's "in canon" (if you can apply that term to the big, sloppy, sprawling world of Doctor Who) that the TARDIS can shrink and grow.

"Sucker Punch" is a series of pretty awesome music videos joined together with imagery and a plot that is baffling and upsetting when it's not being ugly and misogynistic.

Ha! You weren't wrong!

He's not going to get impeached, not with Republicans in power in both houses. He could literally strangle a baby on live national television, and Paul Ryan would just make his frowny-face, make excuses and move on with taking away your health insurance.
And even if he WERE impeached: neither of the two Presidential…

Hey, it worked for "Convoy"!

That scene ("Not the car!") was the scene that Pixar animated in order to persuade Tom Hanks to do the voice acting in "Toy Story."

> I wouldn't be surprised if an NPC is created in her honor and appears in future AD&D games.

Ugh. Fucking Tegan.

Agreed. One of the things I loved about "In the Blood" is that it completely inverts the usual damsel in distress narrative. (Spoilers) Her fiance serves no other purpose than to get kidnapped and motivate the plot.

Maybe so, but the writers could have done a better job getting this point across if so. They could have costumed them differently, or have the natives call them something other than "Observers."
I found the disconnect between the Observers we've seen so far, and their characterization in this episode jarring and…

And she was wearing red glasses this time; I assume this was a little nod to the red universe. Or maybe Sally Jessy Raphael.

The M*A*S*H DVDs have a great feature that makes them worth owning: you can turn off the laugh track.

A message FROM THE FUTURE: here is a copy of the map of Earth-2's America: http://www.alternatehistory…

I believe it was a Lear-Siegler ADM-5 (or maybe 3A). It's a "dumb terminal" (implying it's hooked up to a mainframe somewhere), first manufactured in the mid-70's.

It's too late for you, but for future generations' sake: I found '15 million merits' fare more soiling than 'National Anthem' (and that's saying something).

"The Last 3xorcism"