This is why I play a baseball game made in 2005. Apparently MVP has a pretty serious modding community that'll do new versions every season, as well as classic seasons. The graphics are undoubtedly a bit dated, but the game itself is pretty solid and uncomplicated.

And make sure she's an only child.

"In actual fact, it was completely invented by JM Barrie. (Fwendy was a little girl's way of saying friend)."

That's why kids have middle names!

You sound like you're on the fring of society.

It actually kinda is. Imagine the concept grew a few years older and smoked too much weed.

I'm sure they can afford to pay Ian to intern for S.H.I.E.L.D. now that he's seen shit.

Actually, I'm just trying to figure out how I got my old account back for like 3 posts.

Well, it both had that conversation *and* the wooden door problem was foreshadowing the eventual solution to Gallifrey.

Sounds like the Doctor is a Cure-ator.

Torchwood - the competent version!

Wait what? Moffat hid it?

He was introduced in NotD as "The Doctor", but the opening credits for this special listed him as "the War Doctor".

I think it also works a little better now that Gatiss deployed it for William Hartnell's departure too.

Er, I meant Natalie Dormer. The only thing I've seen her in is when she played that… uniquely-countenanced soldier that took a pass at Steve Rogers in Capt. America.

Pretty much. The Doctor is only allowed to know that Gallifrey survived once he catches up to the events in the oldest body present at the scene, presumably since this alternate history can only happen once 11 exists to catalyze this.

The site is a little broken. I would have pages load for about 3 seconds before going blank. I ended up having to block decider (using Firefox) to access the site, and this means I don't have pictures.

Smith regenerates into Baker, gallivants around off-screen, and then becomes Capaldi?

Can someone explain why she's so popular?

Before tonight, I generally found that I would get shunted to commenting from my Disqus account only after I'd left a page open for too long.