"Fuck nuts," but they can't curse there.

That girl was a fine actress, but looked and sounded nothing like Kristen Bell, which took me out of the scene. Probably the only thing so far that felt like a misstep from this show.

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That character was played by Wentworth Miller! I will always regret we didn't get another season with him as a villain. This show was fantastic.

These are actually the lyrics of CEG's next song, "Spam Artist," in which Rebecca sings about trying to get Josh Chan to install a spam blocker while dancing with giant cans of spam.

The producers of the CW's upcoming dramedy Marlene, the Manic Werewolf Slut extend their thanks.

No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.

I don't see how spending nearly every episode calling Clara a) fat b) old or c) ugly was "brutally honest." There's also "Kill the Moon" where he either left her in a life or death situation for no reason, or left her to believe she was in a life or death situation when he knew she wasn't for no reason, depending on…

I guess I just have different standards for what "the worst" of anything is. Was there any character assassination in this episode? Did the show violate its own rules flagrantly? Will it ever have an effect on the rest of the show? I'd rank "Angels Take Manhattan" and "Kill the Moon" as way worse, because the writers…

Eh, he was mourning his wife whom he spent 24 years with this time. And it was fairly subtle—a few lines here and there. Nothing like his becoming a hermit who lives on a cloud after losing his in-laws.

Sure, Clara becomes a real character in s8, but that character is a giant asshole.

That's…not how "Angels Take Manhattan" made it sound, but I'll go with it since it makes way more sense than the explanation that he was timelocked out of New York. Which is, y'know. What the Doctor said in that episode.

That was later in the episode, though. It seemed to me like his interview with Lucy was the first he'd ever done. After that, he could be in the public eye more. But I can't remember if the interview with Lucy was before or after the scene where he was on TV.

Finally watched the episode. It was much better than expected! I thought the actors all had great comic timing, and I laughed several times, which rarely happens while watching this show. It actually reminded me a bit of Davies' run, though I can't put my finger on why. All the winks and nods to superhero…

Absolutely. There were some interesting ideas in that season—a Doctor and a companion who bring out the worst in each other has potential—but both just came off looking like assholes. And with no real motivation either—what was 12 so angry about? Why was Clara suddenly a thrill-seeking adrenaline junky with a God…

Season 8 felt like the writers actively hated the characters and wanted the audience to hate them too. The Doctor was cruel, sexist and made awful decisions. Clara said something bordering on sociopathic nearly every episode, culminating in the moment in the boring forest episode when she says it would be better to…

#JLawGenocide

Don't you get it? The mailbox was Haldeman!

I can appreciate that take, even though I don't agree with it. Kidnapping is often a random crime, but even if you take the OA's telling of it entirely as metaphor, it still delves into and explores the particular awfulness of kidnapping and being held prisoner for years. There's simply no time to do that for the…

Lena Dunham, why do you do these things to yourself