@pretsal: Remember that this is only the first season, which means the first book, and so the direwolves are only pups.

@Eester: Let's see. The choices are a non-ugly Tyrion, or a Tyrion who isn't Peter Dinklage. And Peter Dinklage is the *only* actor who could play Tyrion.

@ParryLost: The part with Jason Momoa.

@CamJN: Except Apple themselves have mentioned this workaround.

@MisterFoo: Boo.

@kalaeth: Why can't it be both?

@Jared D Weiss: Seriously, instead of doing the Quantum Leap-style "I'm in another person's body but we're going to show the audience my normal face so everyone knows who I am," they should just hire Enver Gjokaj for anything that involves body-swapping.

@Gothamite88: First season Roswell or later seasons? If later seasons,

What the hell did I just watch?

3500 words written; there is light at the end of the tunnel :)

@Erinaceus: What about the blue skin on her leg?

@ggodo: Aronofsky's Black Swan.

@djscruffy: To Sail Into the Sunset is one of the worst pieces of dreck I've ever had the displeasure to read. It's just awful. Almost cancels out all the goodwill I have towards Heinlein for Stranger in a Strange Land and The Moon is a Harsh Mistress.

@salthegeek: Then why on Earth are they putting a trailer out? It'd be one thing if it wasn't finished in the sense of not being the final edit- most movies put out trailers at that point- but if the effects work isn't even finished?

@Ett: Huh. I started with Consider Phlebas and enjoyed it thoroughly.

@GeneralBattuta: I think I might have liked Revelation Space more if I'd read Chasm City first; it does a much better job of introducing the reader to this universe. Revelation Space took way too long to do that, and Sylveste and his dad are such unlikeable characters, it was only the crazy awesome ideas on every…

@Seanbiscuit: Besides which, where did all the zombies in the staircase go? It doesn't seem in-line with the zombie behavior we've seen so far for them to abandon a potential meal, even if they have no actual way to get to it- they're not smart enough to give up.

@GeneralBattuta: I loved Chasm City. That and Redemption Ark are my favorites in the series; Revelation Space was waaay too slow in the first half.

@George Lampard: Hmm, I didn't love Children of the Mind either, but I felt Xenocide was the big step down in quality- Children of the Mind just continued in the same mold. Though, that said, Children of the Mind and Xenocide are both still very good books, just not nearly on the level of Ender's Game and Speaker for…

@Ett: Are you kidding?