@Grim Fandango The effects of the Eye of Harmony doesn't seem to kill, but rather to drive its victims mad while mutating them into a lava based monster. They then just become ravening loons. There's absolutely no good reason for this, though you could think of it as a shout-out to Nev Fountain's Omega (or even just…

Yeah, I took the "we've recently had some downsizing" line to suggest that the organisation has recently fallen on financial hard times, possibly due to some sort of Schizm.

Yeah, this makes sense.

For an actress who's billed as a special member of the cast, Maria Doyle Kennedy's done precious little as Mrs S. I call shenanigans!

He turned up before the crisis really started building, so it'd be awfully contrived if he was.

Between his work here and in Farcry 3, I'm willing to argue that the actor who plays Vic is kind of amazing.

Ooh. If that's the case then what does that make Mrs S?

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An appropriately respectful amount of time after Rosalee's sudden and unforeseen death, I fear.

She's far too polite.

He was great as Yes Man in New Vegas, but that's not really a role that allowed him to have a lot of exposure as well as being limited in other ways. So… yes!

"I’ve never been crazy about Charlie, but even if I were, it’s only been three months since we saw her last, (…)  how can we miss you if you won’t go away?"

With all respects to Phil, the episode peaked there.

Adelaide Clemen's character ("Her Wot Is Pictured Above") is so tragically painful in this show. It's a bit frustrating that the Senator character is so vaguely cartoonish (or perhaps I've seen the actor in too many cartoonish roles and can't shake the association) when her husband is such a believable _cunt_. That…

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I feel bad for the actor. He's got to keep that weight on for as long as the show runs, unless his character's written as suddenly losing weight. If he encounters health problems of wants to drop it he'll run into problems.

Strikes me that with a bit of education she could easily fit into House Tyrell, or at the very least achieve lasting happiness with them. I'm not worried about they'll treat her — the Tyrells seem like schemers, but also largely decent people.

How's he planning on smuggling her out of King's Landing anyway? If they need a convoluted plan to get her to Highgarden there's no way that they're going to let her travel to the _North_

Yeah. It's covered in the books.