Westeros' version of OSHA is not especially diligent.

I think this movie came pre-Britta-ed.

And look how that turned out.

Well, his career did, anyway.

FYI, Mona Lisa is streaming in its entirety on YouTube:

I think the point Todd makes is that Jaime is a changed man; if he's not exactly a hero, he's not the guy who pushed Bran out of the window in the pilot. The rape—if that's how we interpret it—sort of demolishes this narrative arc, turning him back into less sympathetic, and more importantly, less interesting…

Oooh, nice avatar/comment synergy!

***flushes toilet***

And Antz/A Bug's Life!

That was mostly the British, who had recently learned that most of their intelligence operations in Holland had been completely compromised by the Germans. So they were understandably (if regrettably) wary of trusting the local Resistance movement. The Americans, having no such experience, made far more use of the…

More MST3K? WE LIKE IT VERY MUCH

That's my line!

I have nothing substantial to contribute except to say that I love this episode so goddamn much.

John Edwards, former senator/presidential candidate and noted sleazeball, rose to fame when he represented the family of a girl who had this very thing happen to her:

Yeah, the bazooka scene seems like the sort of Hollywood phoniness the screenwriters would have contrived until you find out it was what really happened.

Actually, Nixon jumped more than most of the rest of Easy because he made one jump with another unit (the 82nd, maybe? I don't remember). His plane got hit and he was one of only a handful of guys to make it out of the plane. I think that's mentioned later in the series, but it's been a while since I watched it.

"You came in that thing? You're braver than I thought!"

Anybody read this about Gary Poulter? Sad stuff.

Oh hell yes. Possibly my favorite episode not starring the Question (whom I assume you're also fond of).

Uh, Dewey is Daryl Jr. and Wendy's cousin, not brother, right?