You bet. But at the same time, you're conceding that it's permissible in at least some circumstances to judge someone you don't know. It appears to me that you judge those you deem judgmental more harshly than you do racists/etc. But we appear to just be haggling about the price.

Obviously I can't vouch for their anonymous Internet comments, and just as obviously no one's above all reproach, but I guess my line is drawn in a different place than yours. You have one too, I think, unless you'd stay friends with rapists/Hitler/whoever, I just choose not to pal around with open racists, for…

I don't understand why that would be weird, were it true. Is there some way to divorce Uncle Bob that I don't know of? Is the issue that I spend Christmas with him? Would you feel better to learn I don't have an Uncle Bob and don't go home for Christmas?

I'm sorry, are you essentially saying that you are friends with people who are racist, who profit at the expense of humanity, who have committed crimes, and who do whatever execrable description best fits your c) … and that it's the *rest* of us, who would judge them, who are suspect? If it makes you feel any better,…

Gonna have to think about it, actually. WELL YOU CAN JUST ROCK ME TO SLEEP TONIGHT …

You get me. Apologies to all else, my sense of humor is evidently so dry as to be imperceptible as humor.

So George R.R. is writing some episodes this season?

Nope, Richard Libertini

Aaron Sorkin AND? David Milch. I loved discovering him on NYPD Blue rewatch after The West Wing. IMDB said he played two roles on Blue, but I only remember the one where he stuffed a Chinese woman in the trunk of his taxi and referred to himself in the third person and maybe had a bomb strapped to him?

Wish I could find more music that sounded like these guys, and The Good in Everyone would be Exhibit A of what I was hoping for. Awesome band, awesome discography, and with new albums and 20th-anniversary reissues, awesome live at least once a year if you live in New York (and more often in Canada). As the writer…

Who died?: My boner. How?: Old Lady Melisandre.

Ned Stark: Man's gotta have a code. Or am I confusing my prestige dramas?

Did I miss the deadline for a "You know nothing, John Luther"?

Driving Sideways = also awesome. But yeah, when the backing vox come in midway through the last verse of Deathly … that's incredible.

Yay! This is the section I came here to hang out in. BTW, not only would it make McCartney proud, it *did*; Nigel had him do session work for Chaos and Creation, where Jason was able to give him one of two Beatle 'tribute' albums he did, and about which McCartney said flattering things.

Uh … I take care of the place while the Master is away

Agreed, but I thought we were waiting for Buzzards and Dreadful Crows. I don't even know if anything else is in the discussion.

You know nothing … uh, Bran

THANK you. Game of Thrones content, 365 days a year; is that really so hard?

In other news, I kinda liked Michael Huisman this week.
Also, the reviewer says the Sons of the Harpy are killing former masters, but why did I think the Sons of the Harpy *were* former masters?