Ricky just got electrocuted, Jackie Tyler was the one who was cyber-converted.

In the Irish language, black people are called blue (gorm) because 'The Black Man' (an fearr dubh) was a name for an evil Mr. Scratch-esque figure.

Ace was supposed to appear in the unfilmed 5th Series finale for 'The Sarah Jane Adventures', and Jo appeared in Series 3.

I think the Titan Comics issues about the War Doctor show the Master in a child(like) form again.

I thought that the Monks powers sort of behaved like the Trickster's; mainly, while they're seemingly all powerful and unstoppable once they get what they want, they need your agreement to do anything beforehand.

I thought she just wanted to hang out with them for coffee, like she did with her old friends.

Am I the only one who thinks Chatsberry is a pun on Cadbury, the chocolate company?

I think that's just how people remember them from the books and other media about Sherlock Holmes. I suppose that's the same reason why people use 'Moriarty' rather than 'James/Jim'.

Do you mean convicted? Acquitted means he was found not-guilty.

Wasn't this written by Mark Gatiss, not Steven Moffat?

I think Assassin's Creed IV actually explored that concept quite well in Edward Kenway, who comes to the realisation that just because you CAN do whatever you want doesn't mean you should (since doing what he wanted alienated his friends and got them all killed or imprisoned).

I think they travelled there in the Daleks in Manhattan/Evolution of the Daleks two-parter.

In the movies by Barry Sonnenfeld, Fester was Gomez's brother. In the television show, he was Morticia's uncle (so he would have been Fester Frump rather than Fester Addams).

Considering the big focus on choice and moral dilemmas recently, I'd like to see a follow-up to the ending of their 'Back to the Future' video game.

Before these revisions by Q5, Slimer wasn't really that important (later seasons would rename the whole show after him as 'Slimer and the Real Ghostbusters'.

I remember enjoying the Irish dubs for Spongebob Squarepants, despite not really understamding what people were saying.

Remember when they were sent back in time, where they accidentally ruined Christmas by busting the Ghosts of Christmases Past, Present and Yet to Come before the three could pass on their moral to Scrooge?

Ah don't get it…

I think someone at Square Enix actually talked about this recently, dubbing the phenomenon as 'Final Fantasy Disease'.
http://kotaku.com/final-fan…

I find that Kotaku's mostly decent, at least.