Kass giving Trish the bird was classic. She is really all about winning those jury votes.

Yeah they did. Fargo should clean up in the miniseries category.

Lorne Malvo had a dream that was Rome, Stavros.

His distaste for The Jungle Book was quite amusing.

The writing was really great this episode.

Lester is the ultimate sucker.

I thought Gus was a goner. Neighborhood watch to the rescue; only a fool doesn't think he can solve his neighborhood's problems.

Don't worry, it's not possible to watch too much GoT.

I foresee, at a minimum, a Jack Bauer pistol whip in Adrian's future.

Naveed is filling the Behrooz role this season.

Poor Morris, always in the wrong place at the wrong time.

They're shooting at us!

So fine then… Then I don't want it, then that's why I'm returning it.

I didn't take your comment negatively. Stannis is probably the most divisive character in the world; it seems like people either love him or hate him, so I'm used to defending him against my friends that hate him.

Seriously. People who don't know what's coming are going to freak the fuck out; hell, I know what's coming and I'm going to freak the fuck out.

I don't apply my real world moralities onto fiction; one of the reasons I enjoy fiction is because it can be an escape from the real world.

Yes, Stannis is my favorite character, but that doesn't mean that I think he is a good person. It seems like you and I have entirely different criteria for liking fictional characters. My favorite characters are those that are complex and that create interesting dynamics; their morals have nothing to do with it.

Yeah, I'm pretty sure she is going to try to chain up the dragons in the finale because of that.

Stannis wasn't burning his brother in law because he refused to worship the red god, but because he publicly refused an order from his king. Stannis's claim is tenuous at the moment and he can't allow any public display of misfeasance. Stannis doesn't give a fuck about the red god; he is merely using Melisandre's…

Stannis doesn't feel like the world owes him something, quite the opposite, he owes something to the world. He views it as his duty to take the throne and save the realm.