Yeah, MOST of the Japanese legends about real-life raccoon-dogs (Tanuki - they only live in Japan, they're exactly what they sound like - a tiny raccoon that's closer to its dog ancestors)......most of these legends *prominently* include myths that raccoon-dogs can do all kinds of magical shape-changing…

There was never any indication that Margaery was into women.

You rank a girl mockingly kissing her long-lost brother alongside The Red Wedding?

That was Stannis - you might not recognize him in a brief shot because he's fairly new.

Freeze-frame, and I think this is our first look at Asha/Yara Greyjoy, Theon's sister.

He's been working on this for 12 years. Never wavering, never improving his art style, he's honestly proud of this and sees nothing silly about it.

Ser MountainGoat? Oh he's famous; he actually gained the "ser" title when he was knighted by George R.R. Martin *himself* at a meetup of the real-life Brotherhood-Without-Banners.

I was starting to think, from his statement, "wow, this guy actually gets how the author intended the original" — then I saw his actual drawings. Dear God, the breasts on the women are so grossly disproportionate and indeed, medically impossible, that I A - question if his career in "sculpture" involved still-lifes…

Okay, I just saw Clone Wars, and while not the worst way of bringing Darth Maul back, I wasn't thrilled, and in particular, the very idea of bringing him back was just silly.

This is not the second episode of the "season" of Young Justice. Its still season one. It was just interminably delayed, probably to wait for Green Lantern to catch up.

Yes. Further, he's told the cast members all of their character backgrounds that aren't in the books yet —not shocking future twists, but things that the characters themselves should logically know.

....GRRM has said that the story was planned out as a trilogy, which expanded in the telling, and the end of "A Storm of Swords" was basically the end of "Part 1 of 2".

Truly a dark day.

Well I've visited in real life too, collected many pilgrim-scallops.

He was the annoying little boy in Batman Begins.

While there are still going to be problems in A Storm of Swords, you say "ten episode show" — the cast & crew have directly confirmed in interviews that A Storm of Swords is going to have to be done in 20 episodes, then aired as essentially two seasons — albeit I think they're going to number them as just "season 3.0…

Mont-St-Michel, Normandy — Tolkien's real-life inspiration for Minas Tirith.

...they do realize that a wheelbarrow only needs one wheel, and thus doesn't have this axle problem?

Its like "A Piece of the Action", but they land on Reservoir Dogs Planet....I can see that working as an episode.

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