In my re-watch I might have found something more annoying than "we're in a fight", in episode 515 "Jews and Chinese Food"; "(Are) you guys rumbling?" at about 7 minutes in. Granted it's not used repeatedly but it's just as bad.

It was selling tickets to an end-of-year event, Paris told Lorelai to show more cleavage to sell more tickets and Lorelai (unknowingly) talked Paris into going to Yale.

Probably in place of Sam killing wight Small Paul.

I've been wondering about this as well, it's also going to be too much of side track, well more distraction form the constant threat of the Others, for someone to make a hilt for the dagger. I think one of Craster's wives will give Sam a dragonglass blade for protection before Gilly and he set off for The Wall (or…

The first two episodes are up on the Showtime website.

I know it wasn't creative reasons that led to them doing that story line with Zach instead of Dave but I think it was for the better. Zach provided a better contrast to the ultra religious Mrs Kim/Lane's latent religious beliefs which made made his acceptance into the Kim family even more satisfying.

I think the plan was already partially in place before the Queen of Thorns came to King's Landing, necessitated by Joffrey's reputation. The meeting with Sansa was to determine if they could use her in the plan. If Sansa realized her part in it after the RW and told Cersei then that would obviously spoil their plans…

Also Sookie has a surprise pregnancy when she thought Jackson had had a vasectomy.

Hear, hear!

Mrs Kim and Zach writing a song together is one of my favourite plots from the entire run.

The Wall Street Journal or Barron's, he'll want something to read.

Old people and snake hunting in Florida was also the focus of Bob's Burgers this week.

Time heals all wounds, and that Songs for the Deaf was the best album they ever made.

You should be praying to R'hllor.

I think it's played more as the town supporting Babette and Morey than a quirky ritual. Cinnamon wasn't Li'l Sebastian.

Riki Lindhome plays a student at Stars Hollow High when Lorelai and Luke give a talk about business and one of Logan's rich Yale friends a few years later.

That episode where Lorelai strangles her dog, Paul Anka, to see what it's like to extinguish a life.

"Lorelai" becomes "Lory" which becomes "Rory" is what I always assumed. Unless Rorelai is the intermediate.

When it used to be shown on ITV2 it was called "The Office: An American Workplace".

Up All Night's Watch the retooling that also serves as the Game of Thrones Pip and Grenn spin off. Inexplicably staring Maya Rudolph and a baby.