question of the day: Would banning time-travel stories make our TV healthier?
They apparently won’t be getting the Doctor Whos in China, where censors have all but banned time-travel stories. WTF? Or so crazy it just might work?
They apparently won’t be getting the Doctor Whos in China, where censors have all but banned time-travel stories. WTF? Or so crazy it just might work?
If America jumped off a bridge, would Britain do it too?
I’ll be in my bunk.
Something has been bugging me since I saw Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1 last autumn, and now that the film is out on DVD, it’s time to exorcise it…
This made me laugh out loud more than once…
I’m not sure I even care…
Why should a subset of American culture that dominates the way evangelical Christianity does be so insecure and defensive in its entertainments?
I’m enjoying riding on the top of London’s double-decker buses, and yet I’m not really sure why they don’t tip over.
Brent Lang at TheWrap asks this ludicrous question. In a word, No. In another word, Bwahahahahahaha. Your Highness is just plain awful. So why ask the question at all?
Great. I leave America, and all of a sudden Doctor Who is huge there…