Gendry was also the antagonist in The Fades.

In the books she's been taking names since about 20 pages into book one. Sure, in a more childlike 'I'm going to kill these people' way at first, but that list has been building since WELL before Ned died:-)

I'm pretty certain at this point, GRR Martin is just trolling everyone by dragging out the books so that he dies with precisely one book left to go, which the publisher will then turn into an 'expanded universe' franchise of endless pulp fiction to milk the property until we all die a little inside.

I found the Littlefinger 'alliance' rather icky - sure, she doesn't 'trust' Littlefinger, but after all the abuse and loss of agency, she essentially becomes an empty vessel that Littlefinger recreates in his own image (with her not trusting anyone including him, and her growing talents at manipulation being very much…

Sure, but…

Could have left with the Hound - just sayin'.

She's still holding out for the ex-knight-turned-jester to rescue her at that point. The Hound is the one character that's entirely on her side, and she turns down his offer to smuggle her out of the city and take her north, while still waiting for a 'true knight' to rescue her.

You lie. About 2 weeks back a work colleague of mine said 'The Matrix was a fantastic movie! Such a pity they never made any sequels to it.'

On their own, the Bioshock games were decent, but as spiritual successors to the System Shock games, the loss of the rpg mechanics and simplification of gameplay to a linear corridor shooter was pretty disappointing.

It's one of the random encounters you can get travelling the wasteland in FO1 (note: it's more of an easter egg than a random encounter you can 'plan' on getting, especially due to the day limit in FO1).

Alphas finished a couple of years back. It's just repeats now.

'Had' Warehouse 13.

Game of Thrones?

Count how many years ago slavery and imperialism occurred. More than 10, right? And how many years did it take before African American students started being bussed to white schools?

Because (a) people aren't nearly as willing to forgive bad dialogue when it's grad students instead of teenagers, and (b) tv shows of this kind put the age of the characters as roughly that of the target market they're going for.

What's freakish is that Allyson Hannigan was only 3 years younger than Charisma (think she was 23 when she started playing Willow aged 15, making her 27 by the time Angel started).

Is it me being nostalgic, or could the 90s NBA best-of utterly crush the current NBA best-of?

Surely Vincent Price would have to play the Master, not the 3rd doc

Sorry, can't get past the constant reliance on deus ex machina, especially as it's often used in a way that allows the Doctor to avoid having to follow through on a difficult choice.

While I would have preferred heavy serialisation, serialised shows just don't attract the numbers that Fox is after.