I'm a middle-school librarian, and I checked out 32 trades for the summer. Here's what I've read so far:

Another terrific performance in that movie: Tom Hollander as Mr. Collins.

No, no! Please continue! I'm more interested in your ideas than those of the three (three!) credited writers on that comic - Scott and David Tipton and Tony Lee.

Right! I've always said that Picard would view the Doctor as somewhere between Q and Matt Frewer in "A Matter of Time." But here he basically says, "Oh, you should meet Guinan. You're just like Guinan."

Thanks for the recommendations! My wife and I are planning to get all caught up with 8 after we finish these Charley/6 episodes, but I think we'll go back and start 6's audios from the beginning after that.

"Jamie" like Jamie McCrimmon? That sounds awesome.

For some reason, my iPad won't let me edit that post, but I've also been listening to:

Various DW stories I've experienced recently -

Also the hugely successful smash hit Schrute Farms or The Farm or whatever it was!

I haven't tried that one. I'll keep it in mind - thanks!

Good to know! My wife and I went in a different direction, so we might not be caught up to the Lucie era by the time you start them.

I miss Sarah Dowdey and Deblina Chakraborty.

This was definitely where I started to get tired of the 8/Charley/C'rizz team. I love the 8th Doctor and Charley as characters, and C'rizz has his moments*, but this was one "Obviously intended for the Divergent Universe" story too many. I mentioned a while ago that I loved Terror Firma largely because it was so nice…

Chis D’Elia continues his storied tradition of looking exactly like the Big Bad Wolf from Fables.

More like 40, I'd say. 1930 - 1970-ish.

He Canton've avoided this much longer.

Favorite Mark Sheppard role that wasn't mentioned in the article:

For a kid, I think just about any album works. Nanobots happened to be on in my car when I drove my 9-year-old nephew somewhere, and he quickly became obsessed with "Circular Karate Chop."

The Newswire is just highlighting two separate-but-connected tweets. Wright's Buster Keaton "selfie" pic, and Joss Whedon's show of support for Wright.

Right! We were a year away from a new Edgar Wright movie, and now we aren't. That's what's sad.