This seems to have better chances than many of Fuller's work, but… even if it does, so what? I never really got why people wouldn't watch cancelled or could-be-cancelled TV series, especially if the stuff that's there is already very worthwhile to watch. I enjoyed the hell out of Deadwood, Awake, the Hour and Luck,…

MAJOR SPOILER:

Go away.

There was a really funny letter in the Economist (prime spot for this kind of talk) saying that "from the heart of Amish country in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, my mother-in-law reports that the book most frequently borrowed from her retirement-home library is “Fifty Shades of Grey” (the large-print edition)."

BTW, LP, RIP

Show adaptation that I love: They're still working in the incredibly adorable storyline of Davos learning to read by attaching him to Shireen, which is a great idea. If I remember correctly, that was something he was doing before the Battle of Blackwater Bay in the books with his son, but as he's dead and the battle…

I AM THE GREAT WORMHOLIO

Why did she come to that conclusion, anyway?

The next time on montages are a work of art. Next week, I could clearly tell, features Pete on a chair and Roger in a bed.

"Hook up with the last person of your particular species!"

Balon. Imagine that.

There was a Star Trek: Enterprise episode that was almost exactly like this.

Probably the bear that was shitting there.

And Harry Crane is the new Pete! The Mad Men foodchain keeps going forever.

I just wish they'd do more with Tormund. He's such a fun character in the books, but while they seem to have cast the perfect actor, he hasn't been able to do anything that makes his character (i.e. make tons of raunchy jokes).

Oh, The Hour!

…no?

Yes, I really have no idea how they could've possibly predicted this airing schedule.

Wasn't the idea of boy bands making everyone past a certain age vomit in their mouths a little bit half of the joke, though?

of COURSE he'd be at that concert