Did they come for you with pitchforks? That sucks.

Thanks for letting me know.

Me, Myself & I is a sitcom on CBS. The only thing CBS likes better than a stale gimmick is a middle-aged white man in an awkward domestic situation.

That’s my approach too, and for the same reason. I was in the greys and it’s shit. And I hate that this system discourages disagreement. Suck up to be visible! One of the things I liked about the old AV Club is that you could be the lone voice of dissent and it usually didn’t lead to a pile-on. You could rant about Won…

Thanks. I haven’t tried it yet (because I don’t use Chrome) but that’s good to know.

That surprised me. I don’t have much interest in that show but hasn’t it been widely panned by critics? It’s supposed to be comically bad.

To the other commenters here who aren’t in the greys: do you approve every pending comment to fish them out of the greys?

Godless and Alias Grace sound promising.

Continuing to LOVE Frieda and her earnestness. Her apology for barely being mean is hilarious.

But whatever Daniel believed he was doing last week, what he said this week reveals that he was keeping score, and that he didn’t think they were even until now.

ARH, you were right last week! Props.

Probably the least funny episode this season. Kelli blaming the black church for everything was a good one, though.

Same! I thought people were being overly dramatic about the switch to Kinja... until this new site went up and I was practically grieving, lol.

I wonder if we’re supposed to think that Tyrion loves Daenerys or something? But given the general lack of subtlety this season, if the writers had wanted us to believe that, then they would probably have spelled it out.

“I can’t have children” is the new “Bend the knee”.

I agree it would have made some sense if he was aware of the incest. As it was, Tyrion was creeping, and a Dany/Jon sex scene is not a scene where his point of view is needed!

That was fantastic! Sophie Turner was killing it. She put so much conviction and feeling into each charge against Littlefinger.

What was Jon’s arc this season? To ally with Daenerys in every way?

His explanation felt ~topical.

I underestimated her evil and cunning! I was sure that whole meeting arrangement was a trap, and I kept expecting something terrible to happen -- especially when Tyrion went off and the others were just hanging around in the empty dragon stadium. This is a woman who blew the Sept sky-high!