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For those who are interested, you can read the entire graphic novel The Forgotten online. I highly recommend it, as it is one of the best DW stories I have ever read. As I have said before, there's a great bit where McGann's Doctor makes an off hand comment about how he once lied about being...

I don't know if it's possible for me to be more excited for this film. I just hope they fully learned their lesson, and accept that we want to see kaiju fights, not human drama.

I do have to agree. While it's expensive, and I have certainly had my share of bad audience experiences, it is still the best way to see a movie. I have been to every Star Wars movie in the theatre (ANH and TESB during the Special Edition re-release, but still), most of the Star Trek movies...

https://www.polygon.com/comics/2019/2/14/18220816/the-crow-iris-flesh-and-blood I won't be as callous as most males were in the comments of this article, but I do think that the author is raising the level of the story at hand because both she and the protagonist of the book are women. Nothing...

Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle is more entertaining a film than it has any right to be. It really is a pretty clever story, and the characters are quite enjoyable. I can't wait to see what they do with this next film.

I do plan on seeing this one, but no one around me was showing it, so it'll be a rental or Netflix.

He's a bigger man than I am.

When I was in the Boy Scouts, we used to go winter camping quite a bit. I'm not sure I could handle it now, but back in the day, nothing stopped us from going out. That does look like fun, though.

That is, indeed, the crux of my argument. One could, I believe, write a thesis on it, and be accepted to any university of their choice.

Besides which, and I can't believe I have to repeat this, but if you completely stop Judgement Day, you create a paradox. If there's no uprising by the machines, there's no reason for John to send Kyle back in time to schtup his mom. If that doesn't happen, no John. It's a cycle! You can't stop...

"Live with me if you want to come." Brilliance.

It is one of those shows that has to be seen to be believed. And once seen, it can't be unseen. And that, my friends, is a good thing.

The only way it could have been pitch perfect is if he had offered Smith a Jelly Baby.

This reminds me of how all of us Star Wars fans always wanted to know more about the oft mentioned Clone Wars, and of how Vader was seduced by the Dark Side and his final battle with Obi-Wan, and had so many things built up in our heads. Then...Uncle George made the prequels.

Wow. I just...I mean...these people...What. The. Actual. Fuck?

I don't care. The first time I sat and watched DOTD and I heard Tom's voice, I teared up. I still get emotional when I rewatch it and that scene comes on.

You said we would never speak of Spock's Brain again! I need to go to my safe space!

All of this being said, I still really enjoy NuWho. Maybe it's just that there is so little on TV anymore that gets me excited (outside of the superhero fare). Maybe it's just that The Doctor has been such a big part of my life. Either way, I still like it. But I can be objective, and I can see...

That's between my therapist and I! You stay out of it, missy! :emoji_wink: Yeah, the third season is pretty solid (again, Capaldi!), and the downer ending was really surprising and ballsy. I just love the first two, because it's fun SF in the world of WHO, but a little more adult. I like the...