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Well spoiler alert for episode 2, we got a very Dino Crisis 3 feel with dinosaurs in space. The episode felt like a throw away episode till maybe the very end when the Doctor and Amy addressed the state of their friendship as we find out this is the first time they've seen each other in about 10 months. I can slowly see The Pond's getting use to life without the Doctor as they settled for the comforts of home rather than another one of the Doctor's crazy adventures, The Doctor's look when they were floating up in space said it all. I think for me the first few episodes of this series will be more to do with the idea of Amy growing up. They always played with the idea that the 10th doctor was Amy's imaginary friend and that at times of need he was there, but as she grows older she's realizing she doesn't need him as much as the doctor needs them.

Try just connecting your harddrive with your OS on it and see if that boots up faster. I know sometimes when I have several of my external harddrives connected it takes my rig a few minutes to load before it starts.

Another thing you can try doing is if you have a previous restore point roll back your machine to a point before the time you may have got the trojan. If you don't have a previous restore point do what other people have suggested and run malwarebytes full scan in safe mode. If you check online their are some sites that will show you what .exe you need to delete and what registry lines you need to erase from your computer in order to get rid of it completely. Only do the latter if you have a good understanding of computers.

- Do not reformat your harddrive, unless its your last resort. I got the same trojan and the rolling back to a previous system restore point along with running malewarebytes in safe mode worked for me.

This just means we need a new Starship Troopers remake, please no more Paul Verhoeven and Casper Van Diem though.

@benefitevil said:

Is anyone else put off by Oswin erasing the Dr from the collective minds of the Daleks? I don't like how they are going to remove all that history from the Dr. Who universe. It was a great ending to the episode but it feels hollow. Do the Daleks have a memory of the time war? Do they know of Time Lords but not just the Dr? There are too many questions left unanswered for me. Overall it just seems an easy way out for the writers and I hope they do not use it to retread old story lines.

I'm not the biggest fan of the Daleks so didn't really care much with erasing the Doctor from their existence. With most characters once they start getting played out its so easy for Steven Moffat and the other writers to keep reaching in that well of the same Dalek stories or go with a fresh reboot of the antagonistic relationship between the two. Like the companions and the doctor himself, sometimes making what's old new again simply works.

If anything they're too short. I like listening to the podcast while jogging sometimes and listen to it in sessions. When I finish an episode I may sometimes replay it.

@Mike76x: So I'm assuming in the clip the reason why he erased the message at the end was he wanted the Potts to live a normal life without him? I mean you leave a squid butler at a friend's house for a few months without picking him up I'd think he probably would want to avoid the Potts all together.

@Shinmaru007 said:

I would like to buy Triple H's hair.

Maybe Triple H donated the hair to Locks of Love. Someone may be spiriting the Triple H persona as we speak.

Once Upon a Time in China films. The Ip Man are probably the latest films in the genre that I thought were fantastic.

13th warrior is that the movie with the ninja kangaroos in it? That movie was terrible, I remember we snuck out of that movie mid-way to watch Anaconda, which was equally terrible.

*Movie was called "Warriors of Virtue" ah man so bad. I remember I got a collector edition coin when we went to see that film, I eventually threw it in the middle of a busy intersection and watched it got run over a zillion times. Ah 1997.