This is the standard "You suck, n00b!" argument seen in game reviews. Here's my response: A game needs to work (that is, be entertaining) for all levels of player. Yes, if you start in Hard or Extreme (or whatever they call it) level you'll be smoked again and again. But if you don't spend your life playing video…

Anyone else notice that the transport they're on is the "ship" from Disney's Star Tours ride? Right down to the droid driver.

Eric Thurm became a demon, is singing kareoke and eating meatball sandwiches, sleeping with small-town skanks.

That was Denise Crosby?! *suddenly realizes he hasn't seen her in anything since ST: TNG, shocked to find out she's not 24 anymore*

Ugh. Thanks for the correction! <drinks more="" coffee="">

So, did Sandra lose her autism between seasons 1 and 2?

I'm with you 100% except that this episode put me off 12 again. Now the Doctor hates humans? WTF is going on with Moffatt? Seems like he's Sherlocking 12 and Clara is Watson, eating sh*t while everyone else is dazzled by his brilliance. Way happened to Never Cruel? Remember when people complained Ecchelston was a…

That's like having a PhD in BS, also applicable. Well done, sir.

And this, ladies and gentlemen, is what an MFA in Film Studies will get you.

So, I stopped watching this after episode 11 in season 1. Do I need to watch the other 10 episodes to keep up, or what? (Related, thanks, Verizon FIOS, for not having any of last seasons episodes on streaming, also, Netflix, you too).

I haven't played any version since TSR's AD&D ("D&D" was later…and for little kids). This sounds like a completely different game.

In most of the Joker's origin stories, Batman's the one who created him. Having him show up, in any form, on this show shouldn't be considered.

Agree 100% re: Bruce Wayne. Batman is the huge shadow blanketing the entire show. No need to show him ever again.

The Master looks like a giant, evil Furby to me.

If you want to hatewatch something, check out ZNation over on SyFy.

A few thought from someone who read all the books (no spoilers, I promise, sort of): My understanding was that the first season was going to be the first novel, the second season the second novel, and the third/fourth would be the last book. At this point, they've padded the first book to death while still leaving…

This episode finally brought me around to Capaldi's Doctor. Nice work here.

I've only seen Baker and Tennant on. Stopped watching after Baker left and picked up 2nd series during end of 1st season. Never seen an "old" Doctor.

Thanks. He's just not grabbing me. It's not Capaldi's other roles, either (this is the only thing I've seen him in other than The Hour). I'm just not used to an angry Doctor whose kind of a dick to his companion (and the Clara retcon from Girl Who Was Everywhere to Regular School teacher lost me as well).

I'm embarrassed to admit this, but I'm finding myself really not liking Capaldi as The Doctor. Aside from the (great) line about offering a man a drink before killing him, he just seems like a bad choice for the role. I didn't like Matt Smith for the first two episodes, probably because I think Tennant was one of the…