I admit it's been many years since I read A Storm of Swords, but I remember nothing remotely like Tyrion "celebrating" the Red Wedding.

Brienne and Sansa being at King's Landing at the same time is super-weird and creates a lot of holes. Maybe they can explain it by the Lannisters not letting Sansa see Brienne or Brienne being put in a dungeon for a couple episodes for some reason or something, but still werid.

Coldhands was probably held off so they have more stuff - or, well, ANYTHING - for Bran to do next season.

Man do I hope to all the gods new and old that we don't have to wait until episode 6 or 7 for Joffrey's wedding.

Hope so. It'd get the season kicked off with a bang.

I'll admit, my Woody Allen fandom took a bit of a hit last year, as I thought To Rome With Love was probably one of the worst movies I saw in theaters all year long. However, this one looks nothing like that one, so I'll be happy to give Allen another chance.

It's like the season 2 comment section never left… *nostalgic tear*

Yeah, that moment actually made me groan out loud.

No spoiler, just a joke about the silly theory that got posted yesterday. Megan Draper is alive.

I'll definitely rewatch them one day (and due to my OCD completionist nature, it can't be just Buffy, it has to be both). But it's a combined 254 42-minute episodes, so it's a hefty commitment. I want to wait until I've forgotten more of it.

He does mention it in the real timeline in the episode "Competitive Ecology," I think.

That is for the best, because some sort of retcon scenario would make the whole thing really confusing for people who don't follow the ins and outs of TV news who watch the series for the first time in a decade or whatever.

Watch "Herstory of Dance" and "Basic Human Anatomy," then move on with your life.

But… can the dead dream?

Harmon flat-out had Abed say in season 3 that they never needed to do another paintball. Season 4's finale made me wish the writers had paid much closer attention to that edict. I assume Harmon will stick to his own law.

Indeed. Even worse than season 1 of The Followi haha no I can't.

Cool. Cool cool cool.

Uhh …there are other timelines?

If the crossover involves Jack and Will and company going to William McKinley High, where all of New Directions have been killed and arranged into some kind of artistic corpse sculpture, I'm all for it. Ok, ok, Santana can live.

I have to really, reeaaaaalllly like a TV show to rewatch it. Rewatching a movie is all well and good - it's a couple hours of your time. But a TV show is a different beast. That can be dozens of hours. Thus why, for example, despite being a huge Buffy & Angel fan, I've only watched the entire run of both shows…