What guilt? There are indeed plotting issues, but compared to most every other show on television it’s Norman Mailer. Art direction, costuming, direction: all fantastic. The cast is brilliant (again, any weak links are modest) and it has LYLE.

I feel Vanessa’s obtuseness regarding Malcolm was unbelievable as well. And I’m not sure if I’m thrilled at Lily’s sudden 180, or a bit disbelieving, seeing as she seemed to go straight from demure sweetheart to murderously vengeful virago in the space of several seconds, without much apparent buildup or gradual…

I also love watching this show, but what ultimately really disappoints me about it is that (unlike, say, True Blood or Once), this show could be SO MUCH more than just a guilty pleasure. Its amazing, original characters; fascinating, truly deep themes; rich dialogue; incredible atmosphere; and all around brilliant…

I’m with you. The show makes little sense but that’s the beauty of it. I compare it to 24 when they dropped a bomb on LA and withing a few episodes/hours people were driving with little to no traffic.

Me too, the finale was quite good.

The rant is as needlessly pointless as the topics he’s rallying against.

I disagree.

SHAME!

And so tomorrow we’ll get all the videos of book readers filming their show-only friends watching that last scene. Which...is probably the last time we’ll get those.

Lady Stoneheart! (I can dream...)

Compared to what? All the other GoT contenders out there? Considering how much garbage is out there in the fantasy TV genre, I’m REALLY damn grateful to have anything decent at all.

We know. Oh god do we know.

Safest car in the world, it can't hit anything!

Of course if you play Kerbal, you already know all this. :)

Hell, remember this scene?

Maybe Drogon was dragon man. Or maybe he was just..... a dragon.

Tread lightly, she is near

“died by suicide” has to be one of the sloppiest phrases I’ve heard in awhile. You commit suicide or you kill yourself. Suicide is a motive, not a method.