Of those I’ve only been to DC, and the layout is a mess. Very easy to get lost if you try going anywhere that’s not near the National Mall. We spent more time lost and avoiding hordes of joggers.

In my experience Manhattan is the only place in the US where you can visit and you can move around without needing to rent a car.

Preferred? It’s more like someone is trying to make fetch happen.

So, she’s basically a Spaniard, right? I guess that counts as “Latino.”

I know.

Except that as Epic Rap Battles of History so eloquently put it, Walter Peck was kinda right, even if he went about thing in the most villainous way possible.

The end of the decade?! How long have they been working on it?

Where?

Even funnier when one remembers that of all the people in the cast she’s the only one who grew up in an actual castle.

He still knows nothing though.

No, that one is not filled with cocaine, it’s filled with souls ripped from their bodies in agony and despair.

Oh you were talking only about stuff set in the Harry Potter universe? Never mind then.

I disagree. The Cormoran Strike novels are quite good.

I remember seeing him at the hall were celebrities sign autographs at Dragon*Con, many years ago. Nobody went to his table and he kept looking with undisguised jealousy and resentment the line 20 people long for Edward James Olmos.

He was my first thought, but by the time they get around to making this he might be too old to play the naive freshly minted hedge knight.

HE probably didn’t have the beard at the time so he big guy won’t remember it was him.

European usually have trouble grasping the scale of distances in the Americas.

Well, Ebenezer Scrooge might have been rich, but even by Victorian standards he wasn’t a billionaire, right?

Doesn’t cut it. I said at least because in the novellas Ser Duncan the Tall is an inch shy of 7 feet.

Trump wishes that on his best day he had a tenth of Scrooge McDuck’s talent an business acumen.