Yes and no. 'Mental illness' as a general category has minimal correlation with violence - but that's a VERY broad category. Some specific symptom sets, however - e.g. threat and control override symptoms - increase the likelihood of violence up to 6 times over.

Not sure that Bronn really counts as a betrayal. He's always made it very clear to Tyrion that while he likes the guy, he's a realist and will go where the coin and fortune is.

I meet all those categories and I agree with FalconEddie. Then again, I'm not American, so maybe I just don't get what it's like to be so intellectually and morally impoverished as a result of living in a pathetically shallow and status-driven culture, that one clings to trivial but expensive trinkets as the arbiter…

The trouble with choosing celebs like Bieber and Lawrence is that, even after all that money and pain, the results don't look anything like them. Not even like a freaky plastic doll version of them.

It's needed in order to justify the show's title after Rebecca Left:-)

Remember what Slade told him halfway through the season: 'Anyone can wear the mask.'

I know it's been almost 20 years, but it's STILL to soon after the South Park movie to name anything a title ending with '…of Fire'.

I keep on banging this drum, I know, but AV Club really needs to do a retrospective review series on the BAFTA-winning 'The Fades'.

Meh, comments in Simpsons episode threads have been terrible for years now.

Keep in mind that even aside from Bran (and assuming that the other Starks don't discover their latent warg abilities) there's an entire ARMY of wildlings with the ability to take over the minds of non-human creatures.

And then Bran and a couple of other Wildling wargs he meets up north take control of her dragons and it's game over for House Targaryan…

What, no Trogdor? He'd burninate Westeros in minutes!

Just like the Daleks, despite being so massively advanced compared to every other species in the universe that the only race capable of standing against them has been reduced to two surviving members, will - upon encountering either of the two surviving Time Lords - will slowly form a circle around them while politely…

Mycroft definitely has to be portrayed as brilliant, but keeping the canon depiction of him being smarter than Sherlock would throw things off somewhat. In the canon, Mycroft's superior intellect is balanced out by him being a hedonistic lardass who basically refuses to do anything that interrupts his sipping whiskey…

I think the reviewer is WAY too quick in assuming that Will is safe. I'm guessing he bites the dust within 1 episode of Clarice Starling being introduced.

Does laying pipe have very different connotations in the US?

I really love how the show has pivoted post-Joffrey to show how, in this new post-Joffrey order, the Lannisters are now on their way to being the 'sympathetic' faction:
- A new really likeable, sweet and clever boy king in Tommen (sadly taking over the throne just as everyone else is getting their knives out for the…

It was a euphamism, Pack. You know, for when Bran and Stannis' daughter become lovers, and combine their forces to rechallenge the Lannisters while inventing new naval-themed puns for intercourse.

I was r……[nevermind, I'll show myself out]

Robin Williams does the Latino equivalent of black face, and pretends to be a poorly paid immigrant worker in a textiles factory?