My instant reaction when it came to Iris was, "Whose smart idea was it to put her in hooker boots?!"

...that is a terrifying picture.

Mission: Impossible - Second Verse Same As The First

Those rumours were scotched a while back.

My partners have often pointed out that I'm kind of glowy...that's what I get for being a pasty, pasty Irish ancestry guy, I suppose.

And from high in the sky comes Ray's voice, pissed off: "Do you mind?"

I was watching that and frowning and going, "Wait, is there some kind of monster crane up there? What is...oh, never mind."

You say Rahsmato, I say Rayshmato!

I fear for Thea at this point. She went from being hyper-brat (and lunatic comic relief) to having a hypersonic emotional arc in this episode where she didn't brat up the place but instead tore it up with The Feels, Man, The Feels (and Nyssa, of course, kicks her right in The Feels by forgiving her for being the…

"I really should have put chairs in this place. I'm beginning to hate having to sit in the Lazarus Jacuzzi to read!"

Your subconscious is wise. Wise, I tell you!

Well, I'm your market, as I enjoy alternate history/alternate timeline/multiversal tales!

Rob is the io9 reader's chosen whipping boy for egregious errors in articles.

I may have to write something to fit that concept. I shall see. My time at the computer has to be limited at the moment, but that doesn't mean I can't prop myself up in bed and use pen and pad.

I saw no cause for rudeness...! I also know well the error-on-fixing, or on correcting...my chat logs are filled with entertaining varieties of typos interspersed with "Arrrrrgh!"

Come now, Rob Bricken doesn't write *that* many articles for the Gawker network.

#correction in the very first line: "On March 18, 1095,"

It's been well over a decade since I watched GotF. I *still* flinch when I see the disc on the shelf.

It's been well over a decade since I watched GotF. I *still* flinch when I see the disc on the shelf.

I was twiddling my thumbs and sighing a lot during the first half of the episode...really, guys, come on, solved the romantic quadrangle by having all four hop into the sack together, enough with this boring traditional TV shit.

Actually, not for the first time as The Clone Wars was scored by Kevin Kiner.