Same here. Michelle Forbes = in. (As far as movies go. I've never seen whatever crime procedural show she's on).

There have been some published articles about people who knew him in college. My recollection is that they all remember him as a creepy loser asshole and were shocked when he started showing up in the news as part of the Trump administration.

"Gun"? Actually, I think you mean 'weapon', thankyouverymuch.

Yeah, this is always one thing I don't get when I see these clearly meritless cases being filed. Don't attorneys have an ethical obligation to not file claims that are meritless or in bad faith? Where are the bar disciplinary hearings for these peoples' lawyers?

Find the first couple Todd episodes and the Kid Detectives episodes.

The first scene of next week's episode better be the Queen of Thorns jamming two fingers down her throat, throwing up the poison, and escaping out a secret side door.

Except he probably would've voted for it (and indeed vote for it to get this far) if either Murkowski or Collins voted for it. He wouldn't have been willing to take the heat for it if his vote ended up being meaningless.

Maybe by "official" counts, he is. But there's probably a few despotic autocrats who have more than that tucked away in Trump real estate deals.

Yara and Elleria are going to be dragged through the streets of King's Landing next episode.

Euron: worst cockblocker in the 7 kingdoms.

But why?

That's my guess as well. Though it could also be revenge on the Sand Snakes for Myrcella's death. But would Euron even be aware of all that?

Yup. I've always seen the main thrust of the show as an absurdist commentary on the idiocy of the pursuit of power. The Lannisters/Greyjoys/Starks feuding, scheming and huge bloody civil wars mean nothing in the face of the existential threat to them all. The show is meaningless without the Night King.

He'll get a talking head position at Fox News or MSNBC. He'll never have to answer for his complicity in this administration.

The Met and it's not even close. I spent the entire day at the Louvre and it wasn't nearly enough. To be able to spend ~16 hours in an art museum with no crowds would be amazing.

That Dragonstone was empty was my biggest peeve of the episode. But it's not only bothersome that Dany took it without a contest, it's more important that she was able to cross the Narrow Sea and land her ships with no opposition whatsoever. Sinking her ships while she was still far enough from shore was really…

Mona Lisa Saperstein's family is even wackier than we all thought!

I have a hard time suspending my disbelief that the Party Dog would've had any friends, much less been a big hit, back in college.

I really liked that reversal too, if only because it saved me from some cringe comedy if he had tanked.

—Looks askance at January Jones.—