Yeah, there was interview where he stated he got out of TV writing because he hated having limits imposed on him (time, budget, etc) and started ASOIAF because he wanted to have room to explore as much as he wanted …

@avclub-d980b15d49101608dc407770f35b1d75:disqus having your fingernails and toenails pulled out with pliers is probably exceptionally painful.  And that's probably more in line with Ramsay's philosophy than giving out a manicure.

I'm pretty sure they showed Sam, Edd and Gren finding a cache of dragonglass, but that was it.

She played the game and lost quite early because she didn't take the time to set her defenses in order.  She was a rookie who tangled with two experts before she was ready.  And now, she's dead.

Precisely.  Why people are interested in a (nearly?) omnipotent being is beyond me.  He embraces humanity and saves them.  The End.

I don't know, I kinda of like this version - in Walking Dead it's hard to see how the zombies wiped out most of the population (unless it was due to something else that they haven't really explored).

Like a lot of parts of this show, I'm still confused about why Ana is dating Adam.

Ian Whyte, the Season 2 Mountain, was also the Giant in the Wildling Camp.  And the Season 1 White Walker.  He's pretty much there to play any taller than average person.

@avclub-32c04ac04a7dc3d93ffd6893b8bfffe2:disqus Meh, there are so many characters that already get too little screen time that confusing the hell out of people by introducing Arstan who is really Barristan just wastes too much time.

Huh, and some people thought that if copyrights are extended in perpetuity production companies wouldn't come up with anything new …

I love having spotify around for these kinds of trips down memory lane.  I used to own a couple of Bush albums (God knows where they are now) and I'm not about to go buy a new copy just to reminisce a little bit.

Yeah either that or his side.

I thought it was a great play, but, yeah, it had problems that should have been picked up on in between drafts.

That's what I told the wife when she asked why some were still alive.

This here.  The preview was probably the cut-scene when you finish the game.

Old fuel will gunk up and damage your engine, but it still burns.  You're just not going to be getting premium gas mileage or turning 100k miles with it.  Which isn't a huge issue because there are thousands of cars just sitting around.  A trip to the new car lot every month for a dozen years.  Gasoline procured from…

Yeah, the omnipotent governor just showing up and knowing exactly where she'll be in rural GA makes very little sense.

I've hunted deep in the mountains where the only sound is the mild tinnitus in my ears. And there's no way that Andrea would have walked into those woods and leaned against that tree and not known that a zombie(s) was within 100 yards of her.

AND, last season, refusing to off-zombies at one point despite riding in on horseback and clubbing one in the head to save the day a few episodes prior.

Carl should have died a long time ago considering how he would just wander off.