I know it's best said before but Vastra, Jenny and Strax are screaming for a spin-off:

Great artist! I follow her work on Behance too.

I considered my year a research project (kind of like a real-world MBA), where I dove into productivity as deep as I could. I agree the experiment was a bit circular by design—it had to be—but at the end of the day I produced about 200,000 words that helped people get more done. I also now see productivity (the topic…

I think I'm the only one who found season three to be really overwrought and annoying. I mean, Cumberbatch is a good Sherlock, but "The Sign of Three" relied waaaayy too heavily on him to be enjoyable. *ducks*

I'm borderline Whovian. I approve this comment.

I miss the Moffat Writing Under Davies days. His episodes were the best until the minute he became showrunner. Downhill fast after that.

This Wonder Woman costume was great.

Two characters that are so alike

Iron Man 3 was the best in the series.

Feh to all of these.

If you're thinking of taking your time to say something shitty about this video, here's a fun idea: Don't. Just please don't. So not all of them can sing perfectly. They still made an awesome video that looks great and I enjoyed it and plenty of other people will still enjoy it without it being flawless and your…

DC: Making a Wonder Woman movie is soooo hard!

Although I wasn't pleased he was turned into a dim Skelator for The End of Time, I did think some of the dialoge turned him from two dimensional villian into one of the greatest tragic figures of Doctor Who. "I don't know what I'd be without that noise." That's what he says to Ten in the junkyard. "I don't know what…

I actually sort of disagree with this one. I love Simms' Master, even if I don't love "The End of Time."

Its cute how you have this "no one's excited" post right in the middle of a bunch of excited people. Hows that bubble?

If you have to drug, kidnap or otherwise intimidate someone into fucking you, you're doing it wrong.

I actually enjoyed the Stephen Sommers remake of The Mummy.

AoS suffered from poor writing. Its terrible first half had nothing to do with not being able to divulge the Hydra reveal, it had everything to do with terrible filler episodes, boring wooden characters and dialogue, and a terribly dated tone that was neither spy show or comic book adaptation. It was an 80's genre…