Where The Ton Stands This Week: “Time Transfixed” Has the Fandom Riding for Sophie
The fandom is firmly on Sophie’s side after “Time Transfixed,” but Benedict’s inability to recognize her is setting off one very loud argument.
Read MoreThe fandom is firmly on Sophie’s side after “Time Transfixed,” but Benedict’s inability to recognize her is setting off one very loud argument.
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