I said once during a debate on who will sit on the Iron Throne at the end, that if by the series’ end there still is an Iron Throne to sit on, I will regard the whole thing as an artistic failure. The emphasis placed on the fact that some people are not lords/ladies gives me hope that it won’t be.

Sadly, yes. What I wanted to say was that that might have interfered with him appearing this season – unless he has something else in the pipeline, he would probably be free to show up on LoT (if they’d want him to, of course).

I think it’s absolutely the best advice. Honest, open communication usually is.

He was in The Halcyon recently.

Well, yes.

Quality > quantity.

I expect Broadchurch to be more indicative of what his Who will be like than his past Who episodes, where he was constrained by the briefs he received.

And don’t forget Children of Men!

The thing is, none of the previous commenters said they’re going to skip the show because everyone says it’s racist. This review, as well as all the other reviews I’ve read usually go along the lines of: “Aside from the casting controversy, Iron Fist has a lot of other problems, most of which boil down to it being…

I would recommend watching just until The Big Thing happens midway through (you’ll know it when you see it). The first half was quite good in my opinion, and it should be enough to get a feel of the setting and to enjoy the music – both are great.

The hallway fight was really great… back when it was in “Oldboy”.

Yeah, why should I depend on strangers screaming and running in the opposite direction? I should walk into the fire and see for myself how bad it really is.

It was a brave decision, which I usually like, but it led to a collapse of the second half of the season, so I kind of wish they hadn’t killed him.

“Just in the way Mädchen Amick says “Jughead,” like Alice Cooper knows an audience is watching and wants us to all truly think about how ridiculous the boy’s name it is.”

Oh, ok, I see it now. Thanks for the clarification.

I feel like a great complementary piece to Gervais' Golden Globes gig was Johnny Depp's cameo in Life's Too Short.

Dawkins is not an arsehole? Since when?

When that principle legitimizes Nazis, I think it should absolutely be abandoned as an absolute.

It's not improper grammar, it's AAVE.

Is AAVE incorrect then?