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Doctor Who: The Zygon Invasion Top Ten

Olga Hughes November 2, 2015

teven Moffat and Peter Harness’s The Zygon Invasion certainly had something to say. This is classic allegorical storytelling that strikes...

Olga Hughes October 26, 2015

I am Me I call myself Me. All the other names I chose died with whoever knew me. Me is...

Olga Hughes October 19, 2015

No, no, not Vikings. I’m not in the mood for Vikings… Take that, sonic shades (although I am sure they...

Olga Hughes October 12, 2015

…this is called “The Bootstrap Paradox”. Google it So there’s this man. He has a time machine. Up and down...

Olga Hughes October 5, 2015

Ghosts! Ghosts are usually not the scariest of monsters in the genre, and they’re very often used as preternatural messengers...

Olga Hughes September 28, 2015

Death is For Other People Dear Well, we certainly weren’t left in suspense wondering how Clara and Missy would get...

Olga Hughes September 21, 2015

Continuity Be Damned Let’s stretch believability to its very extremities. The combination of Steven Moffat’s typically ambitious retcon and...

C S Hughes April 2, 2015

Terry Pratchett will tell you that reality is not based on the paradoxical circularities, deus ex machinas and gooey-wooey, wibbly-wobbly...

Olga Hughes November 12, 2014

The questions Am I a good man and is there such a thing as a good soldier were the main...

Olga Hughes November 11, 2014

Bow Ties are Cool Look at that face. Moffat, how could you? Welcome to the only planet in the universe...