That guy is two years older than me, and yet he looks like he's well past his 50's.

The idea of upscaling classic episodes is not bad at all. The Pertwee era episodes for example, especially the colourised ones, have loads of exterior footage that looks awful. If used responsibly and with great care, it can indeed lead to perfect results. They really need to improve on that.

While his stories are great, I agree that he's no longer the right person for Doctor Who. Maybe as a writer, but not as a showrunner. Personally, I think that a woman should finally take over that role. There are probably a lot out there who could do it.

While I greatly enjoy the RTD era, I think that Doctor Who was at its strongest when Steven Moffat was the showrunner.

He saw a fly crawling across the table. It stopped, looked at him and yelled "Fuck you!", then flew away.

That was the moment he considered to stop taking Uncle Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s Anti-Autism pills - but he loves their fruity taste!

Tilly's agent is very excited.

Practical for when the reading light is not strong enough.

The Joker already had to deal with the IRS.

This is an art attack!

Never heard of this before, but from what I see, it really has the potential for an HD or even a 4K remaster. This is the beauty of film negatives, that if they are in excellent condition, it's possible to get so many details out of them.

And Bill & Ted's Napoleon will forever be my favourite version. He's the best.

I love the Bill & Ted films, and I absolutely love Jane Wiedlin's Joan of Arc.