Yeah, he "betrayed" Tyrion. He was offered Lollys not just to avoid having him be Tyrion's champion, but to take away one of Tyrion's only friends. I don't think he'd give up Shae, if he had any plausible deniability about his own involvement, and I do think that he'd at least tell Tyrion about it, if he did.

He did pretty okay in the Funny Games-remake.

The evidence from the doctor who was gaslighting a seven-year old, never personally bothered to interview Dylan and whose claims were completely contrary to what the independent state investigators concluded?

Eye-witness account that's remained pretty consistent for over twenty years, a long therapeutic treatment for "inappropriate behavior" towards Dylan Farrow, babysitters' testimonies about Allen's inappropriate sexual behavior towards Dylan, a refusal to take an admissable lie detector test, the court explicitedly…

Wasn't Rick's reverent description of Christmas just him being defiant, dickish and a contrarian rather than actually believing in it? I mean, he's been pretty clear about his views on tradition.

I realize the absurdity of this, but it's spelt "gruppesex". In Danish, we contract a lot words, but "-n" is a definitive article and those aren't usually added in the middle of words.

I saw it more as a joke against gender essentialism, given that the
solution to their troubles was to point out that there are men who don't
adhere to heteronormativity ("some gay men are good at fashion!") and
the entire second half of the episode is about how strict gender
identity (and rigid ideas about sex and…

He lacked the constitution back in 1994. I think the latest episode indicated that he's very willing to tie the knot when the case is really over.

It plays really well into the Kierkegaardian ideas that the series has played with; Hart as a Kierkegaardian philistine simultaneously propping up and being destroyed by superficial conventionality, and Rust as the Ethical, who is unwilling to commit the leap of faith, which for Kierkegaard meant to become religious…

When Harmon was fired, he was texting with Chevy. They're friendly. There's certainly animosity between them, but the way Harmon framed it on his podcast, it's mostly workplace-related. So a cameo, filmed on a second location, probably isn't that bad.

They also made the US version of the IT Crowd, so it's not a perfect track record. Especially regarding pre-established series.

They also made the US version of the IT Crowd, so it's not a perfect track record. Especially regarding pre-established series.

There are people dying in Uganda!

There are people dying in Uganda!