I didn't like the moment between Ygritte and Jon where they were hesitating to kill one another. In the books, it's a lot more ambiguous; Ygritte storms the Wall with the other Wildlings, and Jon is too busy going kill-crazy to tell if he sees her or not, but thinks he does.

Ch'yeah, you're just going to walk out beyond the wall? I half-expected Stannis to be on the other end of the gate as they raised it, but then how'd he get on the other side?

You snow nothing Jon Snow.

A black albino straight from Alabama
way down south

Every thread on this comments section is like a seat on that bus.

Well how do you like that happy crappy?

I made the mistake of picking up both Max Payne 3 and Metal Gear Rising: Revengenenencesence used last weekend and now I'm playing each 30 minutes at a time, thus not enjoying either. The same thing happens to me when I buy two books at a time. Eventually, one's going to win my time, and the other will just go…

aaaaaaaaaaall I want is to breathe

It's not what he said next. It's what he did.

I've been getting back into it recently, and yeah the preachy parts are a bit long (not to mention the preachy part being imported into this week's Comedy Bang Bang), but I also greatly appreciate that these things are being said.

Usually the couples seem like weird, oft-annoying people in an otherwise stable relationship, but this week's was especially harsh. The way the husband protested and muttered stuff under his breath seemed so resentful and over-defensive.

Right?!? The hurdle isn't so high to clear, of course, but the fact that they built a big, impractical, ugly-looking pigbeast seems promising in its way.

More Matt Gourley anything, really!

…is this the wrong place to go if I want to say I'm kinda excited for this movie? I can edit this to say something about lens flare instead.

Hey! Did you know Chris Hardwick has a Kevin McDonald impression that he's really proud of?

Orchestral music plays. We see flashes of the sun, ants crawling, a popsicle dripping onto pavement.

If we're going in the comedy direction, might I suggest David Wain?

"It is said that the ant can carry twenty times his own body weight. The Ant Man can carry twenty other men, but not the unbearable sadness that weighs down the heart of a single man: himself."

Ant Man: Port of Call New Orleans

Fritz, you idiot! I said I wanted a The Sting musical, not a Sting musical!