Reckon they’ll go GoT/LOTR prequel direction - make trilogy of films set hundreds of years before all the Star Wars movies - with the final twist being that the hero turns out to be the emperor of something stupid. 

Tfiws Rolyat just sounds Welsh rather than evil.

Shouldn’t “Evil Taylor Swift” have a mustache?

Imagine how bad Corden must have been for someone like that owner to think Corden mistreated his staff.

He got word that an office worker in Duluth put bacon in his fried rice, and he’s on his way there to lecture the man on cultural appropriation. I'm sure he'll be here to weigh in as soon as he's done feeling superior elsewhere. 

They do the damned hand thing in Men and Halloween Ends also

The Ors are very... exclusive.

Eitheror was my second cousin twice removed.

Never mind, I found it. It's a surprisingly meditative thinkpiece on the life of a French peasant during the reign of the Sun King. I only vomited twice and called emergency services once. 

Hmm. I don’t see it. Like, we got almost a whole season to spend with Oberyn, and he gets that big fight with the Mountain at the end. This guy, I don’t even think I realized he was a character until the episode he died in.

But will Dawes be making an appearance?

The people have a right to know!

YESS, I GOT A COMMUNITY NOTIFICATION FOR THIS!!!

I love some good mayhem in films, I think mother! and Climax from recent years have good examples of what you’re talking about.

A recent A. V. Club article on Bourdain is facing criticism from readers who don’t want to watch a stupid fucking video.

Indubitably, old bean.

According to urban dictionary a Cloverfield is when you grind the back of your head between a woman's legs during sex.

To be fair, the evidence you’re citing would also be the output of that process.

Tell me again which one of John Gaunt’s descendants became a faceless assassin

“I didn’t have a problem with it.”

“Rhaenyra and Laenor’s coded conversation about their sexual preferences (“roast duck” versus “roast goose”) feels like a Westerosi homage to the Schitt’s Creek scene in which David Rose uses wine varietals as a metaphor for pansexuality.”