I still like the characters and this pushed them all forward so it was interesting to see, and sometimes even fun with a few nice lines. I'll live with it, since almost every story ended on "and then they had sex"!

His little defense of "bisexuality" was spot on, though as I like to say myself, "I am a bisexual in theory, not in action", for I'm like never turned on by women. Anyway, as spoilers, same for me, except it wasn't a nephew just a friend, but it really was Robb too, coz I liked him best and I had said that so I got…

the bit when we see how bad they really were was, well, hilarious! i actually enjoyed how straight forward this was, still got us involved in the story and characters and got a great pay off ending!

I totally agree. They werent well written and not that entertaining. But I hated being "almost" spoiled each time and just took the time to read. But the show itself, which is good, gives you a different experience, and luckily as fun either as "having read" or "not having read"; this is what I wanted to express.

that sums it up indeed, but i hate it, I too love Ray, one of the best openly gay characters on TV right now (well, bronze medal at least)

loved the last bits on the plane, hoped for the CIA guy and Ray to hook up, adored the scene between Lana and her kid's father, Archer…

right.

And it's fun to bounce off one another with quotes from previous episodes and then other pop culture references… and it ust helps bond over the episode we enjoyed, especially if we dont have at that moment someone to watch it with!

I really enjoyed that scene with Oberyn and his bisexual carnival of wonders too and it doesnt help that that blonde guy is 100% my type and that my boyfriend keeps making jealous sounds and glances at me each scenes (2 so far) he's in!

It's an acquired taste…that I just acquired!

even Sally?

heeeeeeee

Also, Bob's fake laughter was hilarious, hands down to Benjamin's work!

"The other smelly lump"
"His name is Gene!"

wasnt that bad

There's something about those games which are "sequel" on the same game engine and only based on "not bad ideas but rejected because they couln't fit the end product"… because they tend to be just excellent, because they can only improve on the original technically and tend to offer depth to a known world, a more…

sadly, this was not an opinion, just a genuine reaction that did not need to be shared, and yet was, but i'll let you know as soon as i make one

lol

that means nothing, it's just funny to see that my own personal (insignificant) experience actually concours with the stats on the article; coz I'm French and Tyrion is not my favorite, so now what does THAT mean?!

You have great taste. I happen to agree but have MM first! I just think that the argument of "unique" really fits M'sM more than L'sA and is anyway irrelevant. The way these games stand out is because the rest of the series is inside a good rhythm and structure, yes recognizable and effective, but amazing. However,…