Book purists are also going crazy about Littlefinger saying 'Your sister' instead of the book's 'Only Cat' before pushing Lysa out the window. It's things like that that make their opinion not worth a lot. I'm a reader, and I've loved this season. They've kept the screw-ups to a minimum this season, with only…

Who gives a shit?

Hot Pie's getting great at those bread wolves.

I refuse to believe that Erlich Bachman could have sex with anyone without a monetary transaction.

The joke from last season where Smithers pokes his head into a scene and says, "Did someone say fisting" is probably the worst joke in all Simpsons history.

Having never heard of Hashemite's before, I was sure the answer to FJ was Pahlavi, the shah of Iran. In retrospect, that makes no sense, but the 1953 year threw me off.

Maybe it's because I saw Let Me In theaters as opposed to Let the Right One In at home, but I much prefer the American version. It correctly excised the townspeople stuff from Right One in favor of a more in-depth relationship between the vampire and her handler, and that Now-and-Later theme song sticks with a person.

He has such a despicable mix of ass-kisser and douchebag. I was hoping he'd take Boros Blount's place and end up as Tommen's food taster.

I enjoyed being reminded of President Polk's campaign promise to annex Canada. Can't believe that didn't work out…

She is being celebrated in the streets, hailed as a liberator. This can only go well.

That's totally fair. A person can be vegan and live a questioned, informed life. However, if a person is going to surround themselves with vegans, there going to come into contact with a lot of pseudoscience and increasingly ridiculous beliefs. See the Clintons for a prime example:

Herbs are simply drugs that aren't verified for safety, dosage, effectiveness, or purity. There is tentative evidence for a handful of herbal remedies, but there's also plenty of other studies discarding them as placebos at best. Why would anyone take one over a pharmaceutical that is verified for those things? It…

From their website: 'Reiki seeks to restore order to the body whose energy has become unbalanced. The healing energy of Reiki can be used to provide relief from conditions such as fatigue, pain, anxiety, negative side effects of treatments and medications, joint problems, and other ailments.'

I'm really proud of us right now.

American Dad really does have the best molestation jokes.

2012 US sales of homeopathic and herbal remedy equaled $6.4 billion. The Cleveland Clinic and the Mayo Clinic both offer reiki and traditional Chinese medicine. Plenty of people, and doctors, fall for this garbage.

I would imagine Bialik would be the first to say that her veganism, homeopathy patronage, attachment parenting, stance on vaccines, etc, is all related to a desire to get closer to nature, or live more in sync with our past selves, or some such woo. You can't separate the veganism from the other crap, because it all…

I know what you mean. There's a combination astrology/herbal remedy chart next to the cash register at the local organic grocery that cracks me up every time I restock on popcorn and almonds.

Your ideas are intriguing to me, and I'd like to subscribe to your newsletter.

Seriously, what the fuck is this article doing on this site? Is the AV Club trying to branch out into crunchy anti-vax homeschool moms who also like Hannibal and Spike Jonze? I really feel like AV Club commenters are a smart group and an Internet oasis. Garbage like this is insulting.