The previews for next week strongly suggest you'll get your explanation.

At this point it's a running gag that Walter has pretty much every kind of ephemera in his lab. Last week it was the Break the Ice game.

Maybe I'm weird, but I'm still a long way from linking my bank accounts to my cell phone to make my purchases 35 seconds shorter. That whole "That's how they do that these days" was purely aspirational product placement.

I did the exact same thing, except that it came so soon after the self-healing lemon cake that I'm not really fearing she's dead (apart from the myriad other ways characters are not quite dead on this show).

It was animated, granted, but the guy in the zeppelin who will eventually kill Olivia looked nothing like Walter.

As much as I love him, I hope this is it for Jones. With only 14 episodes left they have to tie up the loose ends, not free up more.

Jethro Tull, Best Hard Rock/Metal Performance?

As long as Hill can pop in on one of those dumb booze commercials to shoot Michael Imperiola in the foot again, I'm cool with that.

I re-watched "Almost Famous" recently and there really never was anything there. Penny Lane is an abstraction and Hudson mostly smiles beatifically and/or sadly. She does that really well, and Cameron Crowe makes her look luminous (and of course provides perfect musical cues), but that's about it.

Godley and Creme?

They are still advertising a "guess Rosie's killer" game on their website, so, presumably, yes.

Your English is better than most native speakers, keep posting! There are a few odd formations but nothing that leaves me confused about what you mean.

There was silent acknowledgment to that confrontation when Stan started to go talk with Alexei then backed off when Alexei's mom came outside with him. Stan's conversation with the kid assured him that he and/or his mother didn't kill Rosie; thus her expression that Stan got what he deserved was just that, and not…

Big Love was fond of massively compressing distances like that. The two main foci were at least 6 hours apart, but characters jumped back and forth in a single day like it was nothing.

At least this week Stan and Linden actually *talked*, as opposed to last week where Stan showed up at the station to provide details about his mob past and she just bum-rushed him out of the place like she already knew everything he could possibly tell her.

Yeah, I grew up in some pretty brutally cold places and you need a minimun level of green to support the many thousands Mance will have gathered in the Frostfangs.

It's mentioned in this episode that King's Landing hasn't received a raven from Tywin in weeks. It's also pretty unlikely that Cersei would let loose the info that she didn't actually have Arya on a raven that could be intercepted.

Iceland is amazingly, starkly beautiful, but I was surprised to learn that that is where they were filming beyond the wall. The jet stream keeps the winters much more mild than their arctic circle location would suggest.

Books 3-5 Spoilers…

Jaime's full story as Kingslayer will come to light sooner or later. In terms of budget it's all drama, very little money, easy as pie. They'll drop it in wherever it fits, in pieces if necessary.