OTMT8: The "Ocho" - If It's Almost a Topic, We've Got It Here!

[David Walton]

Going Sane is an interesting story, but it feels a heck of a lot more contrived to me than The Killing Joke did.

It's not hard for me to imagine that the Joker suffers multiple personality disorder and Batman's 'death' could temporarily give life to his 'normal' side. But the great thing about Going Sane is that JMD resists the temptation to fault Batman with the Joker's existence while still exploring how Joker feeds off him. Joe Kerr is actually cracking up long before he reads of Batman's return. And I find the moments where Bruce works through how his father might have felt about Batman to be a better exploration of his humanity than his visit with Joker at Arkham in TKJ.

[Mister Mets]

I was impressed by the Doctor Who finale. Probably the best episode since Gaiman's "The Doctor's Wife."

[Jim Thompson]

I was impressed by the Doctor Who finale. Probably the best episode since Gaiman's "The Doctor's Wife."

I really liked it, too. Truly looking forward to what's coming next!

[Scott Taylor]

Over the weekend, I watched "Star Trek Into Darkness". It was quite enjoyable. Without spoiling anything, it contained alot more humor than the first one and all of the character relationships seemed to be much better defined and developed. There were a few problems with it, but overall I enjoyed it better than the first movie.