I feel more sympathy with Stannis on the show than I have in the books - so they must be doing something right with his character.

- What kind of narrative does Brody's story have among the public? The crazy Congressman who blew up the CIA, and turned out to be one of them Muslim-type terrorists shows up as a hero in Iran, having eluded the CIA to get across the planet - then suddenly goes crazy again and kills some guy in the Iranian government…

Brody: "Who's Chris?"

I initially thought Boobs Boobs Boobs.

I was quite disappointed with the ant farm.

I think Piecat would have enjoyed that Kristina cake, even it wasn't as good as pie.

As pandering as it is, Kaley in a bra bumps the grade up at least one letter.

Didn't projects like Erik the Viking or Baron Munchausen have just about as many ex-Pythons?

It's been a while since I more than chuckled at Modern Family, but I laughed embarassingly long when the escalator started up on Phil.

Instead of a tangled word salad to cover the myriad ways people get their ya-yas, why don't we come up with a single, totally non-judgmental label for the 8 weirdos in North America who don't fall under one of the LGBTQLFTSQIAP banners?

Even my friend, who doesn't usually like animation (and didn't realize Monsters vs Aliens was animated when she picked it) liked that movie.

Who the hell has a traveling circus in New England in the winter? If they'd made it some kind of Winter Carnival thing it might have kinda, sorta made a little bit of sense, even if those don't typically have too many psychics or sideshow freaks at them.

During the final scene with Maldonaldo telling the dude off I kept getting distracted by Lili Taylor's necklace, which kept disappearing farther and farther into the right side of her blouse every time the camera cut away from her.

Nixon wasn't pure evil, however.

Tom Cruise spends the entire movie looking like he accidentally wandered onto the wrong set, and is desperately searching for a way out.

Where in the hell is Ron Perlman?

We did try one variation where your life was represented by your one glass of booze. When you were finished your glass, you were out. If you gained life, you got to fill your glass up a bit. That version didn't last long because people got out too quickly and then were stuck not playing until everyone was done.

No, this would have been back in the 80s most likely. Long before Free as a Bird came out.

Luke had a black eye in the epilogue. So I guess something happened. Something that would probably get both kids expelled in the real world.

I can't stand mustard or sauerkraut - or indeed anything from the entire Brassicate family (broccoli, cauliflower, cabbage, kale).