It's interesting you picked the Ed Sheeran cameo scene as your favorite. You also viewed that scene very differently than me. Those men are Lannister bannermen. I read that whole scene as Arya struggling with the fact that she is going to murder them all, but being exposed to their humanity in a way she hasn't really…

Clearly the event-specific trailers are going to keep happening, but, I agree. I have never heard of anyone going to one of these events to see exclusive trailers. You go to see the panels. You go for the atmosphere. You go to get merch and see people and whatever else.

This sounds a lot like a review of a lesser Tarantino movie, in which the director's fetishistic obsession with a specific genre (or, in this case, source), only given an insane budget, so it can really, deeply indulge in crawling up its own ass.

I don't….what…?

On the flip side, he wrote all of Missy's appearances, and Missy is potentially one of the best characters in the entire history of the series full stop.

I think we can all agree that we would all love for it to be Phoebe Waller-Bridge.

Don't let us down BBC. Don't you let us down.

Sadly, telephoto lenses and open sets guarantee that is literally impossible.

I'm not close minded. I just don't like it. Clearly she and plenty of other people do like it.

At least as far as this goes (especially since she's the one who has to carry it inside of her), I'm basically happy to follow her lead. I can see why having a kid would be a great, cool, amazing experience. I can also see why it would be grueling and horrible and expensive and totally disrupt our life plan.

Fortunately for the continued existence of our species, most people agree, haha.

Pretty sure that's Gwyneth.

Well, given that I'm ambivalent about having one and my wife is a hard no against having one, it's not particularly likely (short of my entire life as I know it collapsing in on itself) that I will experience that change of heart.

The way I know that I will never be a parent is that I have basically never seen a picture of a baby and thought it was cute or beautiful or adorable.

It's like she wanted to specifically thumb her nose at all of us who mocked her pregnancy photograph that followed roughly the same (awful) aesthetic.

Put another way, how many people have to refer to you as "Queen" for you to become a queen?

Who did you study under? I assume Verlyn Flieger or Tom Shippey?

Sure. That's worth partial credit, I guess.

If you click, it's actually a compilation of videos from his own youtube page highlighting his work. Unfortunately, the still shot the video-maker pulled as a cover image happens to be from that movie.

To the extent you're certainly not required to like or watch those movies, but I'm shocked you haven't just by accident at this point. Those three series have pretty insane cultural penetration.