@repostedcustomerreviews:disqus  Perfect.

I thought it was supposed to be bad, like the sappy sitcom music on AD whenever Oscar dropped hints to Buster.

They tried to explain that. Rusty's normal life is so fucked up he takes Bygolly Gulch in stride. It's not like a normal person being duped that way; a few weeks ago he was dealing with his Frankenstein's monster turned Che Guevara knock-off. He's used to people with weird names and speech patterns.
I still don't buy…

A brief scene of Orpheus showed up in one of the trailers, so I'm betting they'll appear, even if it's not for a whole episode.

Their Scooby wasn't possessed, their Shaggy was just off his meds.

Relationships that are obviously never gonna happen ALWAYS happen. That's the trope.

That and Pete Sassafras is still in prison.

You're one to be pointing fingers, @Dikachu:disqus . (I assumed her face was a butt).

The show has had some other minor flubs like that though, like blue eyes being a dominant Baratheon trait. There's apparently also some birth-apparent form of proportional dwarfism in Westeros.

I'm assuming its a very small window, since Dondarrion seemed to be suffering some pretty severe memory loss/brain damage when he was only dead about 30 seconds. Next morning seems like its too late for Cat to be anything other than a zombie.

@avclub-3db41011acc2d229176bf6a92202728d:disqus : We haven't seen all that much magic, and the stuff we see is supposed to be some brand new resurgence prompted by the return of the dragons/zombies. Besides, real life gender disparities were pretty wide in the '50s, and by that point upper body strength didn't mean…

What was wrong with the older model?

"How Theon takes a piss": He should still be able to do it, but his accuracy will suffer.

Tywin's been dramatically wrong quite a bit; he's just too powerful to be called on it. He's wrong about Tyrion being a disgrace, when Tyrion's the coolest, most competent contender for heir (even Varys is endorsing him). He's dead wrong about Dany and her dragons, it just hasn't had time to bite him yet. It's…

Later that day… "I don't care for Tyrion".

Eh, Jorah's a fox, but his relationship with Dany is also kinda boring.

Well, they had to sneak in a Monty Python reference SOMEWHERE.

I might have been busy rolling my eyes at that scene. And my… ears.

That would be cool, but unfortunately, you're mistaken. It's the plot coupon she got from third-person assassin last season.

I also found it weird they spent so much money on it when even in-series 50 Vikings is just not that big a deal. What are they even going to do to a castle? Hope the door's unlocked?