Your two cents are pretty wrong.

*Sha na-na na-na

The premise is borderline Pixar-parody, but that doesn't mean it doesn't rip your heart out when Riley gets home and explains why she ran away.

This movie wasn't that good.

iBoy is bad title. Young Pope is a spectacular failure that actively makes me want to check it out. There's a distinction in there somewhere, somehow.

Actually by insinuating that this reference is underground you've accidentally made yourself very dumb, and lame and unfunny. (Sorry!)

So what's the point?

However interesting or good or bad or whatever the show is, The Young Pope is easily the best spectacular failure of a title I've seen in a while.

This is literally Black Mirror.

I'm going to take the opposite position and say "Nobody should die from preventable illness, regardless of the politics."

Where is the Don's Johns Newswire. The people demand it.

So this review seems to be saying that every song doesn't sound the exact same?

The correct take on this is: Who cares, just make the movie. It isn't disrespectful to Fisher to CGI her in. It might look bad on screen—because we're much more familiar with her appearance than Peter Cushing—in which case it's a bad idea.

What his excuse for every other suck-ass season the Jets have had this decade?

I don't think so, not concurrently at least—but I suspect the turn around will be way faster, because he won't have written himself into any knots in TWOW that he hadn't already planned a way out of in ADOS.

JUST TELL US WHO SEPTA LEMORE IS

I thought the consensus was, because AFFC and ADWD were a split of the originally intended volume, and because they didn't include the Meereen and Winterfell battles he intended, it's more like:

Sorry but this is a bad take.

I haven't familiarized myself with the leaked synopsis (and I don't plan on it), but I've always been of the opinion that B&W are great at adding character building scenes (Cersei and Robert's chat being the gold standard there) but …not so great at free-styling plot.

Aegon is definieer a red herring imo.