I still like KOTOR and KOTOR2 better than the show (though it's kinda a close call).  So I can't right-out say that it's the best Star Wars project since ESB, though someone else might make that argument.

The Clone Wars cartoon was the absolutely best Star-Wars-related project to be released in the last 15 years.

Uh, that Lannister spy-kid who was fucking Loras three eps or so ago was not enough male nudity for you?  Shit, I'm not into guys, but 1 of my housemates is a gay dude and the other is a straight female, and they were both like cartoon wolves over that scene.

Damn… and you had this link at the bottom of your article, too… as it has been at the bottom of *every* GoT-related article since it was first posted:

Sharks kill 10 people a year, on average.
In a year, 100 people die from being stepped on by a cow.

We're 3/4s of the way through the 3rd season of a 10 1-hour-per episode show.  That's nearly 30 hours of television…

Yeah, I gotta back Dr Livingstone up here a bit.  Wasn't she a teenager during the filming of that show?  You got the stress of being a working actress, at work, on top of all the typical bullshit of being a teenager, and now you gotta do some song and dance for some little kid?  Who might have been failing to observe…

Or, in this case, not paying for it.

You dropped off the end of S&P's rating there, Don.

Fuck this whiny bitch.  This motherfucker probably thinks that the actors chosen to play the roles they did in the film had *nothing* to do with its successes.  He probably tells himself "man, if we had gone with some shlubs no one knew… instead of blowing that money on Woody Harrelson and Bill Murray… we would have…

At least you recognize that you are, indeed, a terrible person.

Where Do Whores G-O's
You Know Nothing, Jon Sn-O's
Frosted Lucky (Red) Stars

Yeah it is. The Isle of Wight is pronounced the "Isle of White".

Because they're based on fairy tales, most of which have a strong romantic through-plot.

Has been for awhile now.

FEELS.

For the stuff you want, clubside, that is exactly what a wiki is for.  You want backstory to elements in the television show that are not relevant to the events we are being shown.  GoT sometimes does this through sexposition, because so much of the books is written from inside a given character's head, but this show…

You don't like The Cure?  The fuck is wrong with you?

There's an H.P. Lovecraft-themed bar in Portland, OR.  It has, of course, become the local Goth hangout, but it's a pretty sweet place.

It defines "experts" as having read the series up to the book the current season is based on.  So, anything from Books 4 & 5 is considered "spoiler" territory.