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Is Steelantris part of the Cosmologue?

The Fires of Pompeii is one of my go-to episodes for showing newbies how good Who is.

Any renegade examines your outfit under insufferable night. See another nepotist examine equally. Now out under grimy headwinds, talk over teenagers acting kleptomaniacal, even under police threat. Head eastward - can heroes aspire like lyricists exhaust neologisms? Granted, even on fire, a crazy rocker ought not yelp "My socks!" EASIER

In North and South Dakota, they're just fanning.

It sounds like the communication the family is used to keeps each person feeling like they're walking on eggshells, to the point where passive-aggressive moves sound about the same as nervously changing your mind to not get snapped at. The line is blurred, eroding trust and keeping the people not in passive-aggressive control of the conversation divided. Your sister might be in a very similar conversational spot as you, even if she has a different personality and thought process.

It's easy to suggest Jessica haul frond mustard, 'cause Bennett would catch a cicada for interesting highway amulets. MARTESMARTES

In and around the lake, mountains come out of the sky. And they stand there.

Guess what? Guess what? That's what!

Your pancreas got Rickrolled.

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Sink not our rudderless krinkle plopper, lest Oliver teach. PLOPPLOPPLOP

Some acquaintances are doing a group theme of comic book heroes and villains. I'm going to be Two-Face, with stylistic influence from the game We Happy Few. It's in a Mod London setting, but the stuff at the thrift store gave more of a '90s business vibe. Still, the Venetian mask thing is creepy. I'm gonna paint it to have the Two-Face duality.

No, Ashildr is going to be the new Torchwood: Set up as super-important, but never heard from again.

An auditory hug for you:

Don't stop. Never stop. Fight for your life. As someone who was doing this for literal years while the recession was in full swing, giving up is your enemy. Hopelessness is your villain.

Main thought: that is how you write an episode of Who. This season has been leaning more towards Classic Who, in a way. Better overall than last season's adventures that felt like Eleven was supposed to be in them. In Twelve's first season they toyed a bit with "this is the Doctor who might not be trustworthy," but pulled back. This season has sort of recontextualized that into "Twelve was playing with that role, then pulled back."

I'm gonna go Rain Man.

Who says forums can't be performance art?

I'm stumped. Any hints? Or does anybody have a guess?

Julia ran down the hall as fast as she still could. "No, Julia! We can escape!" yelled Beauregard from the front window, bathed at long last in the first rays of sunrise. "I can finish this once and for all!" she shouted back from the bathroom. She gripped the counter tight, braced her feet, and shouted "Baba ji, baba ji, baba ji!" The ground shook and split. She held on tight, the wind whipping impossibly in two directions at once. The force passed, and a booming voice from nowhere declared "You can now marry any caste."

"The Elements of Harmony can starburst the Cylons back to the Vorlon homeworld, where it's safe." - Wesley Crusher

We don't have Jaws 19, but we do have Sharknado 3.

Yup - there was at least one serial in the 70s that made it clear Time Lords are basically the aristocracy of his planet.

Sixthed.