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Doctor Who: 10 Saddest Guest Character Deaths
After an action packed, fast paced, and somewhat divisive six-week run, Doctor Who: Flux has reached its conclusion. The Doctor reunited with Yaz and Dan, Bel reunited with Vinder, a Sontaran Master Plan was thwarted, the titular Flux was stopped, and Earth, along with whatever else remained of the universe, was saved. The Doctor gave up the chance to learn more about her past lives, hiding the chameleon arch containing her memories deep in the Tardis.
By Kristy Anderson5 years ago in Geeks
Doctor Who: The Newest Twist In The Controversial Timeless Child Storyline May Add A New Layer To The Doctor's Relationship With Another Iconic Character
Doctor Who's 'Timeless Child' storyline, first teased at the beginning of the Thirteenth Doctor's tenure, before eventually being fleshed out and explained in series 12, is easily one of the most controversial stories in the sci-fi classic's nearly sixty-year history. The plotline, which revealed that The Doctor was in fact The Timeless Child, an endlessly regenerating creature from whom the people of Gallifrey engineered their own ability to regenerate, and that The Doctor has lived an unknown number of lives of which she has no memory, has divided fans.
By Kristy Anderson5 years ago in Geeks
Lesner is back in the Smackdown. no more suspension.
Friday's SmackDown was the aftermath scene after Sunday's Survivor Series pay-per-view, however, it seemed like there wasn't a lot of time spent addressing the occasion since SmackDown lost to Raw in general successes.
By Ankit Kholiya5 years ago in Geeks
Latest Update on Wendy Williams' Health and Her Show
Some viewers and die-heart fans of Wendy Williams are losing their optimism about her returning to host her own show. Things are not looking positive that she will return soon or ever. Her return has been postponed several times because of her health.
By Margaret Minnicks5 years ago in Geeks
Doctor Who: 5 Best Monsters Introduced In NuWho
Doctor Who is well-known for it's large rogue's gallery, including many classic villains, including the Daleks, The Master, and the Cybermen, among a great many others. However, when the sci-fi classic was revived in 2005 after an extended hiatus, conflict between the BBC and the estate of Terry Nation, creator of the Daleks, left the creators of the revival unsure whether they would be allowed to use the iconic pepper-pot villains.
By Kristy Anderson5 years ago in Geeks
Dystopian Viewing For Dystopian Times
I am, arguably, the world's biggest Musical Theatre fan. My car's name is Alexandra Hondalton…. and that's only the beginning. I also love a good comedy, and don't get me started on my willingness to watch every romantic drama ever made, whether it's a "good" movie or not.
By Bonnie Joy Sludikoff5 years ago in Geeks









