Er, you're not getting my point: I'm a Doctor Who fan, and if I didn't specifically configure Facebook to give me Doctor Who stuff, none of it would show up in my news feed.

Maybe he hasn't seen The Whitest Kids U Know, but has seen Miss March?

Like why are people so [scared] of mutant when people are walking around with conceal fire arm at this very moment.

But they're using the movie-version Iceman, right? Is he also supposed to be Omega-level too? I mean I know comic book Bobby Drake got several power boosts a long time ago.

What, you didn't try it with an arcade stick?

You haven't heard of Devolver Digital, they of Serious Sam fame? They released the Shadow Warrior reboot too, which was developed by Flying Wild Hog (aka the guys who did Hard Reset, another straight-up 90's shooter in HD garb). Oh, and those Flying Wild Hog guys used to work for a studio called People Can Fly, who…

Wait. Are you saying we have to add JFK to the official regenerations?!

There's only one way to get past it...

It's amazing how you got all that, seeing as how the Autobots were barely characterized beyond broad strokes. Most of the screen time was devoted to Shia the Beef and his girlfriends' boobs, as well as to the comic relief characters. The Autobots only show up when things need to be robo-punched. Compare to Orci and…

There were some really great episodes during Moffat's run. Eleventh Hour alone had wonderful cinematography and editing, and the story's far from mediocre, even with a moray eel for a lead villain. The first season had several episodes that are at the same quality as RTD's best.

...page me when we get "Ocean's Eleven in Space"

As both a Doctor Who fan and a Transformers fan I have to take offense at your remarks, sir. Bay's Transformers is a hideous mound of garbage that I cannot for the life of me understand why it even has a following. It's bad cinema, bad storytelling, bad art direction, and even a terrible homage to the Transformers…

My friend also binge-watched starting last week in preparation for the 50th anniversary. He even managed to rope his wife into it.

Please, stop being over-dramatic. There were far worse episodes during Russell T. Davies' run.

Er, maybe it's your choice in friends that's the problem, not the show. I personally wouldn't get _any_ Doctor Who updates if I didn't intentionally Like the pages of its current showrunner, cast, one writer, and at least one fan page. If I blocked all those sources, the most I'd get would be like four guys, five…

Wait, wouldn't the market crash from the sudden influx of bitcoins?

It was. I was even sadder because I actually liked Erin Way's performance in Alphas. It seems she's so poorly directed here, she couldn't even muster a convincing angry face.

Wait, you put Time of the Angels/Flesh and Stone in the same category as the horrendous Love and Monsters? And all because it's tied in to the season's myth arc?

No, I understand them perfectly. What I don't understand are retarded comments that go "well don't watch it" just because someone isn't all hyped up about it.

Riight, you liked it so much you told me to get the hell outta Dodge.