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Nick Castle Tony Moran Tony Todd Linda Blair Bruce Campbell Tobin Bell

HA! I wish I was 12 again! That way I'd befriend the bear and change his whole outlook on life! Maybe even make him a happier person!

Don't wish your life away Reg. You've got plenty of time to get old and miserable. So very, very miserable.

I know my friend was threatening to do this last week. Not sure if she has or not yet. But she brought most of her presents in october

MArisa Tomeoi Jon Favreau

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Smile - This works as an introduction to time travel for new companion Bill. It's a fun episode to watch. Production is great. On the whole the humour works well but sometimes doesn't quite fit with the more serious aspects. The concept of treating sadness as a malfunction is an interesting one. Capaldi and Mackie are really developing their relationship and are both excellent. My main criticisms would be the villain are weak and the support cast are all forgettable. Not sure why they used well known names when unknowns would be just as effective. The ending is another that is all too convenient however at least the writing makes fun of that. Nice lead into the following episode. Overall 6/10

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You can't have a 24/7 Seven Eleven. It's paradoxical.

Staying at a hotel, next door to the right: 24/7 McDonalds. Next door to the left: 24/7 Seven Eleven. Must..resist.. lasted about 5 minutes after I got to the room. Returned with a big bag from Maccas.

My friend has already decorated her whole house

Smile- Similarly to Doctor Mysterio, this episode sounds completely stupid in concept, yet the execution manages to make it work. This one is fun. Capaldi and Mackie are fantastic, and the dialogue is great. It's also surprisingly funny at points. Visually, this episode is great, and the music is good. The emojibots are stupid, but just the right amount of silly to be entertaining for the most part. I find it's more about how the characters react to them that makes them funny, rather than what they do by themselves. They aren't visually appealing either, and I think they look almost cheap. The pacing is excellent for the first two thirds, but I think it falls apart during the final segment. The human characters are not interesting in the slightest, so when the story begins to focus on them I tend to find myself checking out of the episode. It's not awful, but I find it rather bland. The episode is saved by the first two-thirds. The lack of a threat does this one no favours either. The Vardy are supposed to be the villains, but they do not feel as threatening as they should, so when they start to become more outwardly villainous towards the end it just seems silly to me. The idea of the Vardy killing the humans because they perceived grief as a disease is an interesting one, but these ideas clash so much with the comedic tone that the heavier stuff never feels as dramatic as it should. This episode is a decent one which I can watch at any time, but I tend not to because there are so many better episodes. It's well paced for the most part and has some good laughs, and is carried by the performances from the two leads, but once the story expands and more characters are introduced the pacing suffers. It's not awful but there's not enough to it to make we want to revisit it. The bland side characters and weak villains also don't help. Overall- 6/10.

Hi there! I would very much like to meet: Vic Armstrong Wesley Snipes Micheal Keaton Jon Favreau Vince Vaughan Henry Cavill Harry Hamlin Michael Sheen Thanks so much!

This is aimed at both of you. Mind you, you are both like, 12. So there is that.

I had to google what seven eleven is I’m guessing it’s like the coop