I don't disagree, I'm just trying to figure which characters are presenting specifically as sex addicts. Elliot clearly has the most addictive personality but I think booze is his addition and matter of fact bisexuality is more part of his cultivated persona. Most of the main characters have a lot of sex, but I don't…

Good point. And Elliot's commitment to his mannered and dissolute persona kind of prevent him from adopting the hands on hips super hero pose and launching his friends into the breach with a stirring speech. Everyone, including Elliot, expects him to bitch about having to save the world. And he'll flounce and huff and…

Includes actual severing. #truthinadvertising

Song of Solomon (Gloria Steinem remix)
Song of Songs, Motherf****er (Samuel L. Jackson club mix)

They will send her a bill for "Open Air Gastric Surgery" which is now no longer covered by her company health plan since she terminated her employment without filling out the paperwork to extend COBRA coverage, mark my words.

Yep, I loved that Archer just reflexively defends Pam's honor when some goon hurts her feelings. In his typical unthinking, spur of the moment, I have no plan for dealing with the sh1t I just unleashed way, of course.

Was no one else weirded out that, given his probably once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for an expensive coiffure, Cyril opted for the "Donny Osmond" cut?

Hopeful of murdering Walder Frey, that's about it. Otherwise I agree with other posters, an implacable Stoneheart just becomes the embodiment of a war that cannot seem to end…and diverts needed resources from the bigger war to come.

I always kind of figured "book" Rickon would have such bad PTSD that he'd end up another Wandering Wolf in a high profile sell-sword company because he'd be unable to control his mistrust and anger and actually settle down to rule anything. Classically tragic figure who embodies the high cost of "winning" the Game.

Just proving a good actor only needs some colored contact lenses and a virtually empty room to effective summon up the Devil.
And the ability to keep pace with Eva Green, which admittedly sets the bar pretty damn high.

Given the appalling conditions of early mental hospitals, the virtual lack of regulation and Victorian views on the value of fallen women, it's miraculous that that didn't cross his mind. Sex was virtually the only currency left institutionalized women without money and family connections. But it was good to see that…

"Podrick! What on earth are you doing!?"
"I believe it's called diplomacy, my lady…"
"Hmph. Well, once you figure out how to untie yourself we have important work to do. Lady Mormont, I bid you good day."

A good Young Frankenstein reference is *always* worth at least one Internet

I see what you did there.

Well, in one of the pre-season previews there's that exchange between him and Cercei
L: "Stand aside, woman, or there will be violence."
C: "I choose violence."
Which leads me to believe Lancel over-plays his hand and Frankenmountain literally crushes his head.
So I thinks it's just a matter of when this season he…

The stabbiest "Yakety Sax" chase scene ever! Sadly, no one will be dressed in a French maid's outfit, but us long-time Benny Hill fans can't have everything.

In the books the Children of the Forest describe Cold Hands as having been dead for a very long time. And "a very long time" for them gets measured at least in human generations, if not centuries. Since Benjen would have died within the timeframe of the novels most folks feel that disqualifies him from being "Book"…

Alison Hendrix endorses this message.

That's about the only way I see them surviving for more than 10 minutes now that they've fled the Groot Cave. Sure in the books Benjen and Coldhands are clearly different people, but I guess for the show they might merge them. It would be an interesting twist to have Coldhands helping Bran and Meera cross under the…

Well, the Starks are going to have to start popping out some heirs at some point. Bran's paralysis might not be complete below the waist.