Well, we know she has some of the same geeky, esoteric interests as him, but we don't know that she's at the "Reciting a piece from Dante's Inferno in the original italian" level of douche.

It'd be nice for the show to leave some stuff unresolved, as often happens in real life. You don't always get to tell someone everything, and there are things you choose to never say, feelings you never act on and they just kind of get absorbed into who you are. There's no reason fro Ted to ever tell Robin that he…

I'm happy that she's very pretty but she has a touch of the unconventional. She looks like someone who would be in a band, and I get the feeling she's going to be a hell of a lot cooler than Ted. Which suggests how the gang would fall for her as well. That's an important detail for the series to address. The group has…

I'm hoping the AV Club decides to cover this, with both spanish and english reviews. I'm not kidding.

AI CHIHUAHUA!

I just liked the suggestion that on a planet of assholes, Roger was still the biggest.

My wife is a teacher, and this was her favorite Simspons gag ever.

I guess he ended up doing the second thing.

"Oh God! I'd be killed!"

He really IS the dumbest cunt who ever lived.

Yeah, that was the impression I got. The dude is trying to carve out a little place for himself, like he wants to have his house be one of the big houses.

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He's kind of the Bizarro Bronn.

Cersei chokes on a grape at Tyrion's wedding feast.

My other thought is where did the walkers and their army of dead guys go? We saw them marching toward somewhere (The wall?) at the end of season 2, so wouldn't the wildings run into them at some point?

I'd be beyond happy if Hodor ends the series with a Silent Bob-esque speech where he just says "While the rest of you dumbfucks were killing and raping and bitching about your dads and shit, I stole a bunch of money, secretly bought an island and repeatedly fucked Osha behind the bushes while Bran was off being all…

I would love to see Arya hire the hound to kill off her enemies, or at least teach her how to kill them. But of course, she won't ever let him live past that.

I'm sure being one of the richest and most feared men in Westeros has its perks as well.

Locke's men sang it after they captured Jaime and Brienne.

Not if those eyebrows are anything to go by.