Ser Gregor, Dunsen, Raff the Fry Guy. Ser Ilyn, Ser Meryn, Mayor McCheese.

Dude, you don't need to go all the way to Iceland for a hot carl

Like MacGruber finally using a gun, Superman was only embarrassed that he didn't know how to kill before, but quickly realizes that it's just plain fun once you get the hang of it.

Well, it was certainly the motivation for Lucy van Pelt, a true pioneer of psychiatric help.

Oh! Gotcha. Didn't realize that, I guess because this is the first time it's been specified. Quick note, then: When condescendingly calling out another country's culture as inferior (and also, you know, because I sorta don't like to see Americans come off as idiots), try to avoid leading with "Lol"

Liberal American here, spent a year in Oz about a decade ago and loved it. If I was inclined to move anywhere permanently, it'd be near the top of the list.

An entirely different world of animal life isn't exotic enough for you? How about the Great Barrier Reef? Watching a herd of dozens of kangaroos (and they are as common in Oz as deer in North America) hopping collectively along against the backdrop of ancient rock formations in Australia's outback is about as exotic…

Yeah, it's a little unsettling that she's being portrayed as this noble journalist who made some dignified stand against O'Reilly (and Trump, earlier) (not so much the narrative here, as in other sites' coverage of this story). Nobody deserves to have to endure the likes of them, but then again, she has in all other…

"Beautiful" -Brian Williams

Well, I'm pretty sure he's technically a werehyena, but yes, your point still stands.

Do not taunt Time Cube

I am biased, having been an SNL-obsessed teen at the time it came out, but for me Billy Madison still totally holds up. It's got a bold, bizarre, deliberately offputting sensibility (that predates Adult Swim by what, a decade), it's got great supporting roles from Norm McDonald and Chris Farley in their prime, it's…

I wouldn't call Little Nicky good, exactly, but the Harvey Keitel and Rodney Dangerfield scenes always amuse me.

Well yeah, of course. I'm saying that, while I don't in any goddam way condone the behavior of President Creepy Rich Boy, I also can't imagine Sarah being offended by some rich New York moron with ridiculous hair asking her this question.

I adore Sarah Silverman, and I agree with everything she says about Trump. But I also just read her book, in which she mentions her "big naturals" more than once … so I'm going to assume that the "not that it's anyone's business" part of this article is the author's extrapolation and not Sarah's actual attitude. I…

“Is there going to be a backlash and people will think, ‘Fuck you guys for that!’”
The AV Club

MULVA?

I think the War of the Roses framework was just a jumping off point for an increasingly fantastic tale; he doesn't feel beholden to fulfill the actual historic narrative arc of that story, I would guess. Maybe it's just me, but for me the Roman and Norse overtones seem much stronger than the English ones in books 4-5.

Maybe I'll be proven wrong, but I don't agree. That white walker attack on the wildling camp was just over a season ago, and it was glorious. As was the wildling attack on castle black and the battle of the bastards. This show has its flaws, sure, but staging epic, balls-out action and battle sequences isn't one of…

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