You're absolutely right to be skeptical that this was the "big reveal," as it were. There is something off about everything he does, and his motivation in different situations seem murky at best, beyond advancing his career.

Few characters in TV history are as funny as Tim's boss.

Stop considering and do it!

If you wouldn't mind elaborating for us non-STEM majors, what do fractals have to do with HBO Go logins?

It remained awful, yes?

Thanks. As apparently, I'm slow, because I knew another wedding was coming down the pike. I properly interpreted Joffrey's remarks as his desire to serve Sansa her brother's head on a plate at __a__ wedding, but mistakenly thought it meant the wedding in question was Tyrion and Sansa's.

I've had my head in this pond for hours, and nothin'!

yeah…wait, what?

Yup. Freelancer worked just fine too.

I'm on season 3 episode 21, and they're clearly running on fumes already. But everything up to this has been good enough, and the world they've build so vivid and complex and entertaining, that it's easy to just ignore the absurdity of it all and enjoy the ride.

Two public service announcements for dat ass:

How dare you quash my dreams?!

Still the best avatar on AV Club.

My god, Foot Fist Way is spectacular.

I can't imagine that Blackfish's absence was coincidental.

Au contraire. One needn't be indifferent to the loss of human life to take their deaths in stride, and whether they were murdered or died in a tragic accident is of no consequence.

Nah, no need for that. I'm just surprised s'all.

Nope.

I made a similar argument above, and I have to side with you in general. That said, I simply do not know if a lab could claim partial ownership of an aspect of a person — say, their genome sequence — and thus possess the ability to circumscribe said contractually obligated person's actions in the event they sign away…

I'm thinking Alison's ass is now literally the property of Leekie and Co., so barring a hilarious excursion with the kids, she doesn't have much choice in the matter.