Absolutely. She sends off every kind of non-verbal "don't touch me" signal she can, it's not her fault some other contestants force her to say it out loud.

They're clearly setting up the Sansa/Tyrion marriage in the next episode or two:

As suggested in the review, it's probably a budget thing. Keeping Alfie Allen on payroll means showing what was happening while he was presumed dead in SoS. I'm not thrilled, but I understand. I expect they're going to restructure his relationship with Reek/Ramsey to keep things palatable. We're not going to get 5…

Yeah, GRRM is smart enough to know that what we imagine happens off page/screen is much worse than what they can show. I just needed to know that Theon was reduced to Reek and had lost fingers and skin to know he had a pretty bad time of it. I can't say I'm looking forward to seeing

Pretty hard to pull off without pulling half the audience out thinking of Life of Brian. Monty Python pretty much nailed the *obvious* link between speech impediment and pathological cruelty almost 35 years ago.

Pretty much all I know of The Croods is the ugly advertisements plastered to the backs of the busses around town featuring the one of the far left with an entire fist shoved up its nose. I like scatological humor as much as the next guy, but those just leave me thinking, "Really?"

The Givens' polygamist distaff cousins had a similar ability to quickly travel from Sandy to Juniper Creek (near St George).

On the Media did a story about the Wilhelm Scream several years ago, when I first heard about it. (I can't stand Radiolab, so I definitely didn't hear it there.)

It's a bit late to draw that kind of nuance out of the Governor. They've made it entirely clear he's nothing but a monster and the sooner he's gone, the better.

@avclub-f2832b9c579edcd29fb081fb4dee0406:disqus The first car was too new and he didn't know how to hotwire it. He was just looking for keys. He was excited about finding that other car because it was old enough for him to hotwire.

Morgan Freeman, Aaron Eckhart, Melissa Leo, they're all just slummin' for a check. Pretty good gig for Gerard Butler, though!

I met Moe Williams' mother about a year ago. I'm glad it was the Moss over-the-shoulder toss for TD that I remembered and not the whole boat thing.

I don't know the rules, really, but it seems like any sentient species can become a Jedi/Sith. Do Ewoks qualify? Would Davis take the job if it involved both an Ewok suit and a light saber?

"Delicatessen," "The City of Lost Children" and "Amelie" is an amazing 1,2,4 punch. All three are candidates for me. The less said about the gap between 2 and 4, though, the better.

Well, if we're talking vehicles, my motorcycle is about perfection for me. I've had lots of fun and interesting cars and bikes in my life, but this one just suits me perfect.

I'm not sure. She lives a long ways away and I haven't seen her in quite a while. It was one of the less dramatic transformations, mainly getting her to wear age-appropriate stuff instead of "quirky-college-girl" stuff. Self-confidence wasn't really an issue.

My wife and I watched this a fair amount years ago and it totally solved the whole "Do I look good in this" dilemma. It taught me what to look for and how to correctly answer "No" without hurting her feelings.

Checking in, I guess, eight months later, and I've found the show and am enjoying the write-ups and the comments both. I'd love to talk about it now that I've found it, but of course you've all moved on…

Checking in, I guess, eight months later, and I've found the show and am enjoying the write-ups and the comments both. I'd love to talk about it now that I've found it, but of course you've all moved on…

Downton Abbey needs a good Balaban infusion in S4. He nails American befuddlement at Fellowes' traditions much better than Shirley Maclaine.