@avclub-f8f8c273f326be25421cc62737d24a9e:disqus - I wish I could follow the Community board, but it moved waaaaay too fast at a time when I didn't have the Internet, and now it feels too much like a group where everyone knows one another.

Robyn really commits here. She's always been just a little weird, which might be why she fits in so well here.

ANYTHING.

Oh, it's cool. They're wrong and "Midnite Vultures" is great.

I said lady, step inside my Hyundai.

It's weird actually having nostalgia for commenters who have long-since disappeared.  And yet, once a year or so the AVC posts something that does make me miss seeing the smaller community here.

"The Nearness of You" inspired me to start a series of articles looking at great single-issue stories, which is rare these days.  To this day, I tear up every time I read that issue.

Ah. You said you were reading in trades, so I was a bit confused, as it lasted only a single trade.

The long Steeljack saga of… one volume?  Or did you mean the Dark Age saga, which (at two volumes) is the longest storyline the series did?

C'mon - Tilda Swinton in drag would be an AMAZING Doctor.

A bit part of the problem with Braff is actually that he sought other, more traditional means of financing to pay for a huge chunk of his film.  But while THOSE investors will get money back if the movie sells well and have actual influence on the film's production, the people who paid for the crowd funding make no…

"YOLO" and "Spring Break Anthem" are both great singles.  This… less so.

T-Pain was the best part.  "Is it just penetration, or do you have to finish? Cuz I finished." had me laughing.

Glory is well worth reading, I promise you that.

I'm with @Scrawler2:disqus - "Love and Monsters" may be a bit ridiculous and lightweight, but it's still charming and mostly enjoyable to sit through, and hardly the worst of the Davies era scripts.  "Fear Her", "The Idiot's Lantern", "Daleks in Manhattan"/"Evolution of the Daleks"?  "The End of Time"?

The Girl Next Door is fucking awesome. The only thing you have to be ashamed of is shame itself.

Yeah, that one is going into regular use in the Accuser household.

Elisha Cuthbert needs to keep working in comedy, because, holy shit.

It was waaaay creepier/funnier than that: "I got so many no's, I felt like Jason Giambi in my Jason Giambi sex dream."

Just wanted to say, the audio is available, and excellent: https://soundcloud.com/thom…