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She didn’t use her veto to rule out the baby name that’s better suited to a robot or an alien planet in an overly serious science fiction script. I’d say she’s on the same substance Elon is on.

Donna Noble. She starts out a self-absorbed fad obsessed gossip and shows her potential as an insightful, compassionate person who knows when something needs to be said and when nothing should be said. The last ten minutes of Journey’s End show this clearly when she’s reset back to… Read More

I’ve always said Tom and Erica have amazing on-screen chemistry. Two episodes in of season 4 you can see why they’re endgame as Lois and Clark, and have more chemistry in those two first episodes than the whole of the Clark and Lana relationship.

It also shows the problem with Kevin storylines, there needs to be something to indicate he’s gay even though that was established back in season one episode one. As far as character depth goes he’s still the Gay Best Friend despite being a regular since the beginning.

Austin didn’t know Sam well as Sam, the only interactions they have in their analogue personas that we see are at the diner and when Austin sees Sam hit the baseball she envisions as Fiona’s face (and even then he only sees a blonde in a baseball cap and doesn’t recognise her as Diner… Read More

In Green Lantern Carol knew Hal personally, had seen him naked. Austin didn’t know Sam well as Sam, he knew her as Princeton Girl, a persona she didn’t show much as Sam.

You could fill a list from any season during 2-4 alone.

Rory had been in a dry spell relationship-wise for a year since Jess left to deal with his personal issues at the end of season 3. Add in that she never got over Dean it’s logical she would make a move on him. He was shown to be a bit awkward in his marriage and he consented to sleeping… Read More

@wndysn Jess was going to get a spin-off, which was backdoor piloted in the episode Here Comes the Son, which ultimately wasn’t picked up. The writers wanted to show him develop but only got to show viewers the end result. To be fair to Jess, he’s the one who finally got Rory to realise… Read More

Dean grew up in the classic nuclear family, a stable and supporting environment (complete with annoying sister). Jess was raised by his flakey mother who had a revolving door of boyfriends and was thrust onto Luke with no warning for either of them, by which point he had little respect… Read More