This season is doing a bang-up job of giving us 100% evil characters with zero nuance that we'll be happy to see gruesomely murdered (namely Samwell's douchebag dad and Ramsay…am I missing anyone?).

Sansa has seen some shit and she's ready to fuck up her haters. Very excited to see her Westerosi revenge tour go down.

I really dislike that movie but I still find myself hate-watching it once a year or so just so I can feel self-righteous anger about how bad it is.

The sweet, simple, gentle giant with a dong of gold. Hodor, you will be missed. Meera will definitely miss you as she's pulling that sled all by herself. (Side note, what is with people on this show discovering that certain weapons happen to shatter white walkers, then never doing anything to recover them or hang onto…

Unrelated, but I feel like this is the right thread to share that I don't WANT to be represented on the A.V. Club by a creepily smiling Littlefinger, but I don't understand how to change my avatar on Disqus, so it hasn't changed in 5 years. SOMEONE HELP ME!

Kween SLASH Khaleesi. VERY important distinction that I have now corrected.

I really thought Osha was scrappy enough to survive to the end. RIP, you crazy-eyed little forest minx.

I was overjoyed to see Sansa finally entering the company of a loving family member and NOT someone who wants to rape and torture her. Great change of pace for our girl Sansa.

Not really her style, but I appreciated Mel's discretion in covering Jon's peen for the zombie ceremony. Respectful.

I did think it was nice of Melisandre to cover up Jon's peen for the zombie ceremony. Not her style but a welcome departure.

Beyoncé did a country song and fucking killed it. If anyone is skeptical about this album, give Don't Hurt Yourself, Daddy Lessons, Sandcastles and Freedom a listen. There's not a bad song on this album in my opinion, but those four give a pretty eye-opening sampler of the variety of genres she's mastered and made her…

Growing up in the church, there was a phase in high school where they split up the boys and girls and had us read "Every Young Woman's (or Man's) Battle," which is basically about lust and puberty and other sex stuff. I was really into it at the time and truly took to heart one of the key takeaways from both books -…

Rafael's brother looks like a skinny, scruffy, somehow less-trustworthy John Mayer, and that is why I hate him.

The repartee these two have is unbelievably quick, unique and delightful. This podcast is a must-listen for me and I don't even watch the housewives franchises. In fact, I tried watching a few episodes to see if it enhances the podcast for me and it honestly stands on its own. These ladies are doing the Lord's work!

I have nothing to contribute except to say that I'm a Michigan State grad and I'm here, too!

I'm probably the only person with a Schindler's List reference in my daily lexicon, but my husband has an infuriating tendency (which I have of course adopted) of dispensing an "I pardon you" complete with a two-finger tap on the forehead to "forgive" me for something I most certainly did not need to apologize for in…

Kind of oddly specific, but whenever anyone asks if I am able to do a simple task, I pull out Jenna's "Drinking contest? What am I, 12 years old and at my boyfriend's frat party?"

Really don't get the hate here. This series is all about examining different types of series that hit 100 episodes. Doesn't mean you have to like them. I thought this actually had some good insight as to why this particular reality show struck a chord with lots of folks and has enjoyed such a long run.

I loved this book as a budding MPDG tween. I fancied that I, too, could have weird hair and make my own clothes and be ostracized for doing totally lame things like being nice to disenfranchised victims of bullies or whatever.

I legitimately wanted my parents to die because the Boxcar Children made it seem totally doable and hella fun.