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Hmm. Now Bruce is back on the big screen, this may be an easier sell.

Charisma Carpenter ? Get some cheescake with your beefcake. Its a pretty awesome cast.

Yes, the ending was almost Russell T. Davis style. The whole thing was otherwise hugely entertaining and well cast. I can't wait for more.

Nice wordplay.

It was great all around, can't wait to see it again and see things I missed. Check this once you've seen it ... http://www.techeblog.com/index.php/tech-gadget/inception-explained

Re: Matt Smith Dr Who *Spoilers* The finale was pretty fun, although it totally backed Terry Pratchetts' excellent recent critique of the show, in that it has now moved from science fiction to space / time travel fantasy. This is not a bad thing, but the show is not what it originally was...

Re: Matt Smith Dr Who *Spoilers* It was really cool, although I'm not sure how next season's ender can top the simultaneous destruction of all realities. Alex Kingston is 47, but my word, she looks good in those trousers. I'm guessing Dreamlord / Valeyard is the ultimate big bad, but we...

Yes. I work at one of the biggest, they are as loud and as controversial / insulting as they can be.

I'm really not going to dignify this with a response, but Journey>End is the key thing here ...

The new 10 part international Torchwood sounds ace. Can't wait.

It took me a while to get this with Whedon, at first I found it irritating. But it does make good TV. I love how we are all talking about Buffy like its 1999 again.

We recently had a Chris Chibnell two parter, in which group dynamics were placed under PRESSURE and STRESS and there was CONFLICT. Ho-hum. The following one with Van-Gogh looks better.

Looking back, Many coppers died in Genes arms. Supermac, for one. Shame Keats got to Viv first. I agree GH, that episode tugged every emotion it could. The best bit of humor was Keats suggesting that Club Tropicana should be played ALL the time, just as his true nature was becoming apparent...

Possibly one of the best TV endings ever. I agree, Dean Andrews was great, but the guy playing Keats was amazing as well.

Expanded upon greatly in the next two episodes. Its also really good with an ongoing plot that is intergal to each episode now, rather than just a hint dropped in each one. Am very much enjoying the new 100% Moffat-flavour Who.

The Angels two parter was superb overall, if a bit all of the shop. Yes, the last five minutes were a bit random, but it never left you guessing. Karen Gillingham is just lovely. Did I mention that?

Many of the scripts were quite possibly written with Tennant in mind, he was offered first refusal on this season. Tennant suffered the same fate with Eclestons scripts, it took him a season to blossom. The issues plot elements mentioned apply to a lot of the RTD scripts as well, usually with...

Even with the technicolour dream club Pie loving Daleks, I'm still liking this over most of the RTD stuff. The Daleks offering tea and generally being creepy were enough to make the episode. I really liked the spitfires in space. Basically, the new design needs to loose the hump back, then it...

The Simpsons movie was really good, just like the old mid 90's episodes. I stopped watching the newer stuff years ago. It needs to end now. I still watch Family Guy occasionally, but would like to see most of these shows kinda wrapped up so new fresher ones can be comissioned in their place...

This show refuses to die.