Here's a question for y'all.

Why did the Silence want Amy to tell the Doctor 'what he should never know'?

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( Possible spoilers for the future of s6? )

You know my reviews. They are ssssppoileriffic, because they're really more commentary for people who've seen it, than advice to people who haven't.

( You'll never guess what lies beyond. SPOILER: Spoilers! )

( Beyond here lay spoilers )

More Donna thoughts ( Read more... )

But have another meta my brain won't shut up long enough for me to fic. Warning, I'm going to shoot out some spoilers all the way up to Pandorica Opens, so if you haven't seen season five...skim or skip.

( The Doctor is an epic jerk. Or an epic moron. )

In recent meta-level RP, a new (well, new to my ongoing arguments on the fact) argument came around for the Doctor's actions in Journey's End. Specifically the last bits with the standing-in-the-rain emo. You know the ones.

...No, not the beach. That's. Something else entirely.

( Spoilers for Doctor Who season 4, if you've missed them before. And End of Time. )

...What's that? I watch Supernatural? It surprises even me, considering how rarely I watch popular shows when they're popular. But yes, I do. Starting from when the pilot first aired on the web. I fell off halfway into season one, and only really kept up on season finales until season 3ish, but recently, I've been going over the whole series and ( Read more... )

Alright. I skipped the episode last night, because I expected it little. I watched it online today, and here is my review, fresh from watching it.

As always, this review is unimpressed, unfangirly, fairly ranty, and...as an added bonus, this episode inspired unadulterated loathing in me. You've been warned.

( Rants and tasteless Star Trek jokes ahoy )

Well, its been a little while since I reviewed Heroes, but I felt like doing it this time. I meant to for the premier, but simply didn't have time.

This review is blunt, theoretical, and to the best of my ability, unfangirly.

( Apparently Kring likes resilient pests. )