How many boys Cersei gotta send out the window?

But how was Laura Linney?!?!

The direction and performances are sensitive, but that dialogue in The Big Combo really isn't hedging any bets huh? "I can't swallow anymore salami!" "They'll search for us in every closet." "You always take top bunk!" (the last one I may have made up)

The scene of Edith, Mary and Cora bombing hard as tour guides is probably my favourite scene of the season and one of my most cherished in all of Downton history. The show has driven me crazy from almost the beginning and yet I have watched every episode, and always psychotically looked forward to the next, despite…

Nah, at least not to my knowledge. Just a late-night fever dream/Joan-inspired exclamation.

Kind of surprised, given how much it's been the focus of people's praise of the movie, that Carol's last scene didn't make the list (it's great).

Attack of the Mutant had a huge effect on me, mostly because of the Libby twist. At six I was probably too slow to pick up on the clues, but I just did not predict that that was where the story was going, and was simultaneously shocked, saddened, and kind of turned on to discover that this nice friendly girl was…

"Who am I? Who are we? For what purpose do we traverse these ranging fields and mysterious forests, Chad?"

"I was confused by Ray's final moment, when he was gazing up at the top of the trees."

2021: Material Teeth

Melisandre's making jewelry now!

Seriously regretting asking that nun what her favourite Michael Fassbender movie is.

Renly to Brienne at the ball: "Girl. Girl look at me. Now: are you gonna let a bunch of pansy daddy boy prep bitches take you down? Are you gonna shut yourself in a room and cry 'cause you're not some 5 foot tall tit machine in a tacky emerald gown with mommy's hand-me-down broaches wrapped round your swan neck? Fuck…

So moving to see Peggy inherit Don's once-peerless "What?"

WHERE WAS DAWN

"I'd like to buy myself some coke." - Joan

"You are *one of us*," whispered Joan, staring beseechingly at Betty from across the table. They had managed to secure a booth, a stroke of luck unusual for a Burger Chef on a Friday night. "You are an immortal. Why concoct this ridiculous cancer story? Why ascend now?" "I've had enough, Joan," said Betty, taking out…

The book being read by the woman sunbathing next to the pool is called "The Woman of Rome", which brings Betty to mind, and the trip she made to that city with Don where they both escaped who they were in New York, and were able to be different people, together, for a few days.

Are Don and Peggy not going to share anymore scenes?!

We had our final "Next Time on Mad Men" last week! This hurts more than anything else. The final two lines were "Stop brushing your hair!" and "Go away," so I think it went out on a high.