Yeah, that's pretty important shit right there. Part of what I like about the actor is I think he'll be able to pull all that shit off. That kid is awesome.

Oh certainly they both do their share.

Cat is noble and brave and all that, but her judgment is…problematic.

Hence the "unwise." Terribly, terribly unwise.

Yeah, anyone who's read A Storm Of Shit should know better.

Unwise GoT Drinking Game
Drink for every instance of ironic foreshadowing.

HODOR!
Also: Three-eyed crow, bitches.

Agreed and concurred and seconded. You can tell he's doing amazing work because people who haven't read the books are saying things like "I sort of like that guy who pushed that kid out the window" when it took readers like 1500-2000 pages to get there.

Also Tyrion is supposed to be ugly. The Hound is TV Ugly. The Dink is downright handsome. Wondering what they'll do with Brienne.

DrWhom, you are a crazy person, especially since that Bran actor kid is the cutest cutie pie that ever cuted, but is also perfect for Bran. One of my favorite stories, but it's pretty hard to dream sequences I guess. That will come later. Plenty of time.

@naerioho

I wish we still lived in the Universe that Andy Richter controls.

I'll go ahead and piggyback on this pile of fail to say that I can't believe how great Sherry/ie Shepherd is. I mean, go figure. I liked this ep a lot, but it genuinely suffers from watching it after Community, which has me L-ing O L all the goddamn time. I should watch this first maybe.

Boy howdy I miss Justified. Terriers is sort of like Justified plus Burn Notice though so I guess that works out.

I haven't ruled it out yet.

"Just because you can't box and you're stupid don't mean you gotta end up dead."

Odd, that seems to be a popular opinion, but I thought there was some great acting- especially the way Jacob was played so differently than the Jacob we know. A jillion years fighting with your brother the smoke monster can change a guy. And Silas Adams can do no wrong. It also felt very mythy and parabley so if it…

Curious: Would you like it as a standalone? A myth that had nothing to do with Lost at all?

WWOF etc that's what I thought of - when Locke said he looked into the face of the island and what he saw was beautiful.

But both Smokey and Silas Adams want to go Home. To escape. They really hit us over the head with that tonight. Mom said going in the Mysterious Glowy Cave Of Mystery would be worse than death, so I'm not convinced he actually died and was replaced. He Came Back Wrong.