Hmmm. That's a lot of maybes. Maybe Varys is not a Targaryen agent at all. That seems to be the most straightforward possibility…

There's also the Disposable Heroes of Hiphoprosy cover (updated to Pete Wilson), and Jello/Melvins (updated to Arnold). Of course it counts.

I completely forgot about that meeting in the dungeon that you mention. Has Varys been on the Targaryen side all along?

Does that mean that Gina Gershon = (Fuck Me - Maron)/Nora Zehetner?

Is there a formula for determining how much ass Maron should be getting, on average? Y'all seem obsessed with the idea that he's getting more than his fair share, or misrepresenting the quantity/quality.

Huh? One reads criticism to find out what other people thought about a film/book/etc. It's pointless, I suppose, only if you think that other people's opinions are pointless.

As a WTF fan, I've listened to this guy talk for dozens, maybe hundreds of hours. I'm so thoroughly used to "real Maron" (heard but not seen) that "Maron playing Maron" in the first season seemed really strange to me. I'll still give the second season a shot. Though C+ is pretty bad. Ouch.

1) Did you really go back and count all the instances of nonstandard punctuation in Game of Thrones titles? You must really hate being wrong.

How I miss the spectacular, fucked-up violence of Spartacus. Sigh.

I could have sworn it was established that Lysa went crazy because of the shock of her husband being murdered…but now we see that she was complicit in that murder. I'm a little confused…but happy to see Lysa back in the picture.

The rule I learned is: don't capitalize prepositions, coordinating conjunctions, or articles in a title, unless they're the first or last word of the title. On the other hand, it's always safe to copy the capitalization pattern of the original (on the title page, album cover, or whatever). So, you're right: "Of"…

Professor X does shit like that all the time. I agree, though: mind control is not cool.

In that case, it's a gimmicky real-time entertainment that exists…but has anyone seen it? does it "actually work"?

I haven't seen it in years, but no, it's not real time if it's 24 hours worth of events compressed into a two-hour film.

They’re not toys. They’re a highly sophisticated interlocking brick system.

Surely, the primary lesson of the movie is: buy Legos! (Or: parents who won't let their kids play with Legos are monsters.)

I just saw this tonight. It was imaginative and funny, though the "main lesson" is pretty nebulous. Being an individual is good. Being part of a team is good. Having good ideas is good, but having dumb ideas is good, too. Above all, Legos are good. Maybe I'm just being grumpy because I can't get "Everything Is…

Also missing the dragon who lives at the top of the Chrysler Building, in Q: The Winged Serpent. "But that's a winged serpent." Shut up, it's a dragon.

For Christ's sake. The guy has a book where he gives advice on how to be a rock star, informed by seances he's done with Buddy Holly and Jimi Hendrix. If that's not a tip-off that he might not be entirely serious about his "different ways of thinking," I don't know what is.

Christianity is stupid!