(Regarding Woodbury, GA) "What a dump!"

"It's the 120 Minutes flashback you never saw coming! Stay tuned for Kahleesi and the Soup Dragons!"

The fixing of the space ship kind of figures into the ending of "State of Decay". It's kind of a more macro version of why it's no longer legal to sell lawn darts.

As long as it's not this generation's Goodbye Uncle Tom.

This generation's Who Is Killing the Great Chefs of Europe.

Isn't it from the same people that made MST3K's own Pod People?

Also, the Time Lords aren't known for gallivanting around getting involved in things. They're mostly observers. Which was the issue they had with The Doctor in the first place, and why he was considered a renegade early on.
Even in the first few First Doctor adventures, you can see that he just wants to explore, not…

But, given that a hivemind in fiction is generally defined as being made up of many individual bodies that share only one intelligence, how much of a democracy could it truly be? In essence it's the old Spider-Man villain "Swarm" (Not to be confused with Tom Baker villain and bushy eyebrow enthusiast "The Swarm").
Also…

The Mara hasn't even seen this fantastic first episode!

Unless it's the Thals from the first Peter Cushing Doctor Who movie - then it would be all fancy and beautiful!

#NotAllEarthReptiles

Tiny Doctor's the life of the party!

#nextweek

#ditto

#upvotedforhashtag

Maybe the ones that fled into the bottle universe in some of the EU novels?

But it would make her less of an audience surrogate, which is what we always seem to need, for some reason.

And that's how you end up with a copy of "Grover Cleveland: Impeccable". More or less.

The Doctor has, in the past, recommended one with three speeds.

They're what Shaun the Sheep uses to pick up his pizzas, these days, when he's short a handful of buttons and a pocket frog.