Bondfool

Hey, it's a mini-reunion for Boston Legal fans, specifically fans of the fifteen episodes that co-starred Craig Bierko and Constance Zimmer!

Ugh, I don't know if I can do this anymore. Having just finished the most recent season of the UK Apprentice, I don't know if I can tolerate how every single element of this version is much worse than the other. Donald Trump and Piers Morgan are such shitstains, the cast is largely unlikable, and the challenge was dull as dishwater. If I were a celebrity, I would just donate directly to my charity and preserve my dignity.

Make sure you watch the Christmas special "The Snowmen" between "The Angels Take Manhattan" and "The Bells of St. John's."

Steven made me cringe so much I couldn't finish the episode.

Anyone else disappointed Wee Wee wasn't Howard Kremer?

Who hears the lyric "this ain't love, it's clear to see," and thinks "this couple is realizing they're falling in love?"

God, I love "A Good Man Goes to War." The first time I saw it, I was kicking my legs out, Moffat got me so good. Also, bookmark this video and watch it after you've finished Series Six and you've seen River's first (to the Doctor and the audience) appearance in "Silence in the Library"/"Forest of the Dead." River herself explains the chronology of her whole life on "Doctor Who Confidential," a late, lamented companion series that was like televised DVD bonus features after EVERY EPISODE.

Martha fascinates me. What goes on in that prim little patrician head of hers? Could this actually be what "Martha having fun" looks like?

Brandy: she's a fine girl. What a good wife she would be. But Jeff's life, his love, and his lady is the sea.

Rose and Martha's personalities were dominated by their fawning devotion to the Doctor, while Amy and Clara's weren't/aren't. Hell, Clara doesn't even seem to spend *that* much time with him.