Ned's definitely the main character of the first season. His decision to become the Hand kicks off and drives all of the plotlines with the exception of Dany's. It's much more of an ensemble in the second season, though I think Tyrion comes closest to taking over the role.

I watched the show when it originally aired and did a re-watch a few
years ago and I have no memory of anyone named Keffer at all.

Everything you say about the mirror universe may be true. But in its defense… Intendant Kira. Just saying.

"It's going to sound like I'm hanging up but…" *dialtone*

That has more to do with the mob's waning influence and power throughout the series. I think it was the pilot when Tony says he felt like he got into it at the very end and the best days are behind them.

That has more to do with the mob's waning influence and power throughout the series. I think it was the pilot when Tony says he felt like he got into it at the very end and the best days are behind them.

"When I came in to open up one morning there you were with your head half in the toilet. Your hair was in the toilet water. Disgusting."

"When I came in to open up one morning there you were with your head half in the toilet. Your hair was in the toilet water. Disgusting."

His last blood test he was 65 percent zeppola.

His last blood test he was 65 percent zeppola.

Dead.

Dead.

There were some dense people who refused to accept the truth.

There were some dense people who refused to accept the truth.

One of the themes Chase talked about in interviews was generational improvement. He said Meadow would become a lawyer and thus more independent than her mother and AJ would likely end up a low level producer. While I feel there is some room for that optimism on Meadow's part, though she could always change her mind if…

One of the themes Chase talked about in interviews was generational improvement. He said Meadow would become a lawyer and thus more independent than her mother and AJ would likely end up a low level producer. While I feel there is some room for that optimism on Meadow's part, though she could always change her mind if…

I let you have your fun. Now here at the end is time for me to reveal what I know.

I let you have your fun. Now here at the end is time for me to reveal what I know.

I have this crazy theory that Tony dies at the end. Has anyone else considered this?