Weird quasi-kinght honor, I guess. Swore an oath to Catelyn, but just wanted to kill Stannis for herself. Stannis's plot isn't finished, but I'm not as certain Benioff and Weiss realize this. The burning of Shireen has to be addressed more.

This was not an uncommon fear from the moment we learned Sansa was headed north. The show did not allay those fears.

His neck's against a tree. The last thing he said was "Do your Duty." Her duty is to Catelyn, and the Stark girls. He's super alive. For what purpose, I don't know. But he totally is winning that battle in the books.

/fingerguns

It also said he cut his hair! What the fuck.

Yeah, that needed much, MUCH more explanation.

Martells are doing allright in terms of armies too.

Because he said "Do your duty." Her duty is the Stark girls, not Stannis.

He says "Do your duty" to her. Her duty is the Stark girls, not Stannis. she leaves him. I'll bet my hat.

I enjoy the way people are not immediately asked to show their tits around here.

I've scouted it. Nothing to write home about.

Baron Mordo is not Dorammu, so he's not the arch enemy.

I'd read that comic.

Not Marvel studios, but that was pretty awesome casting, pretty much nailed it with that one. Marvels got a couple of sidekick type dudes and Black panther on the way, which I assume will have a majority black cast. They aren't doing nothing, which is nice.

The roaches are fiscally liberal and socially conservative.

Is that a real thing? I'm pretty sure we just have people having sex with clothes on HBO because of the damn puritans that plague this nation to this very day. But I have only ever had sex with clothes on when there was either immediate danger of being caught or its also super cold out and I might get caught.

Twas the Bahamian Gentlemen, and nothing more.

Apparently, it is my family and my family alone for which "christmas music" means Leon Redbone.

The thing that always irked me about that ring is that it's supposed to be a family heirloom dating back at least to the turn of the century. There is no way that gaudy rock and roll monstrosity was worn by an 1890's man.

I love Life and Times of Tim so very much. It's all on youtube, for the uninitiated.