Go Hodor somewhere else, perv.

I recall from an interview on the Stern Show that he's Mormon (they were badgering him about whether he wears 'magic underwear'). So maybe that kept him grounded.

I got the same vibe. TLJ recently came to a place where I work — I wasn't there but my co-workers said he was a sour-faced jerk.

This discussion does make me wonder what shows people DON'T start to get a little less in love with after 4 seasons. I just don't know that it's possible to keep up the same level of excitement for anything once the novelty wears off. It's like, your tenth bite of ice cream: the quality hasn't changed, but nothing…

You're disappointed in The Wire for not being Treme?

Shhhh! You'll jinx it!

That's disappointing. Not even one manly tear in the corner of an eye?

Brutal, bitter jury speeches are 90% of the reason I watch this show.

Ugh, watching him get bullied in his first season was so painful. I'm so glad for the guy that he gets this kind of redemption. Even if he gets voted out next week, it'll be because he's a threat, not out of contempt like last time.

"Riunite Riunite Riuniiiiiiiiiiiteeeeeeeeee"

I love that — it's like some weird Southern-Gothic thing. (Or "Cold Comfort Farm", which I guess is the English equivalent)?

Iain Glenn nailed that — the look on his face as he realized what she was doing, almost tearfully proud.

[shakes head slowly] Classic Hodor.

He had a fart attack when he had a heart attack.  That's so Jerry.

"I'm thirty." "You're kidding."

This is why we need a "frightened" button. 'Cause "like" ain't what I'm feeling right now.

I'm not a huge BMO fan; "BMO Noir" left me cold. But that moment where Jake casually murdered Bubble — I covered my mouth with my hands. I could not fucking BELIEVE they went there — even though I knew they would.

Yes they do, they just don't understand it.

Jesus Christ.

I was thinking more in terms of him watching at home. He was totally played by Malcolm; it came across as desperation to be liked by the "cool kid".