Congratulations to the new voice of Paddington Bear, Anna Kendrick.

I don't know. Let me consult the archives while a topless prostitute sucks me off.

Plus, she's mean-spirited, myopic, and not too bright. Ever wondered what a Sarah Palin presidency would look like?

Tywin collapsed after Tyrion shot him with the second crossbow bolt. I'm calling it as an onscreen death.

She certainly has agency now. On the other hand, she's also an adolescent borderline sociopath who decided to ditch trying to find her sister and surviving brother because somebody said the word "Braavos".

Considering he literally had half his face melted into putty as a child and still grew up to be the second- or third-most badass fighter in Westeros, I think that's a safe position to take.

Somehow I forgot about "Broadchurch". My mistake.

I'm mostly familiar with Mr. Tennant's post-DW work from trying not to laugh at trailers in which he attempts to play an American.

I think my favorite B99 running gag is Terry referring to himself in the third person.

I could take or leave most of Season 4 of "Arrested Development", but the "hello darkness my old friend" runner just slays me every time.

Wow, Tennant finally accepted a post-DW role that didn't require him to attempt an American accent, did he?

Yeah, I am absolutely showing this to my future child(ren).

How much did you enjoy the "True Detective" opening!?

Couldn't stop thinking about what Wildling hygiene must be like during that scene. Urk.

Also ivory. Those tusks on that mammoth? Wowza.

Star Wars style!

He is.

It is definitely a blurry line. I tend to toss albums that play with characters and plots but also include songs that aren't part of any sort of a story, but have similar themes, in the "concept album" pile as well. I think a rock opera is distinct in that it tells a more or less linear story.

Concept album? The Dark Side of the Moon, but since that's practically cheating, otherwise probably Gentlemen. Duke, Misplaced Childhood, and Pyramid are damn strong contenders.

I was going to get all offended because I think American Idiot is a phenomenal album that tapped a main vein of the American zeitgeist during the Bush era, but then I remembered Jon Daly is a comedian and it's probably not worth getting too wrapped around the axle.