He was far better utilized on Veep this season. And he looked like he was having a ton of fun, unlike TB.

Next week. Although I'll be mainly watching for Margaret Qualley, Andie McDowell's spawn.

That was awesome.

I actually saw The Shawshank Redemption in the theater during its initial run. It was a date, and about 20 minutes in I was completely terrified that I had made a horrible call in taking this girl to this movie. It's got prison rape, prison beatings, more prison rape. But, man, by the end, it was the goddamn feel-good…

This is my favorite series on AV Club, but this is the first time I actually read the answer portions with the actor's voice in my head. Only the stately tones of Morgan Freeman. That's the only way to read this one.

No WOPR, No Sale.

We are clearly in a post-racial discussion era around here when Girls can cast another white girl and no one has said anything 8 hours into this thread.

Because that new Security Alliance thing was going to be headquartered in either Berlin or London, and DC had been making promises to London when they hadn't decided which one to support when, in truth, they had already decided to go with Berlin. The administration is basically pissing all over the Brits' shoes while…

Did you check www.meatmeyer.com??

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Is there any way to PM? I'd rather keep some of this stuff off the thread.

I don't know how spoilery we're going to get, but there's always been speculation about the parentage of more than one character.

I thought the most interesting twist was that Oberyn's father brought Oberyn and Elia to Casterly Rock. In the books, it was their mother, and that was because she and Lady Joanna Lannister became close friends while at court, and the plan was always to marry one or both of their children together.

It's confusing because Gary Cole was Bartlett's Veep.

You've obviously not watched HBO's Girls.

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Jimmy, that you?

Ironically, same director for Robocop 2 and TESB

Leviathan/Deep Star Six/The Abyss

TGW producers claim that their 22 episodes is superior than, say, Game of Thrones 10 episodes, but it's all a matter of context. Making those 10 episodes of Game of Thrones each year is even more demanding than those 22 episodes of TGW. Game of Thrones shoots in multiple countries (as many as 5 different countries in…