In my PERSONAL opinion a LOT. I think people give more slack to stuff targeted at teenage boys than they do stuff targeted at teenage girls. It's also a tricky question because stuff for teenage boys is just considered a mainstream movie at this point but I'll play it safe and only list ones that everyone agrees on:

You have to have a pretty fragile constitution to be that done in by fast food.

That makes sense. Probably true. I just wanna see Loras do something and I have a feeling he's gonna die before I get the chance. Not really that big of a deal. You're right.

Sure. I get it. It just seems weirdly elaborate for a person who is literally just a nobody to him. The lying, the bait knife. I'd more expect the creep to skin her than set up a little scene.

That's what I assumed. Though the smell situation is kinda weird in that case.

Yeah, even if she died I always thought she was more competent than that. Even if they had just had he say something like, "Worth a try, right?" before going for the knife it woulda been cool.

word.

Yeah, the Loras stuff has been a little weird for a while. Dude is a world class swordsman, and basically our only gay character. I'm not saying everything has to be peaches and daisies, but I hope his arc doesn't end with: 1. Lets dweebs arrest him without a fight while fully armed. 2. Cries. 3. Is murdered by…

Now I do yeah.

Wait until zombie Jon Snow shows his true colors!

Nah, that is just called "a discussion of the events from this week's episode"

Excuse me but Podrick is gonna show Sansa true love. Multiples. Multiple loves.

I thought he asked about her at the end of last season when Melinium returned all sad. I barely remember.

he's boasted about doing more than wrestling one

I just assumed Jorah and Dario obviously did it off camera and Dothraki just can't smell oil becuase film is a medium where scent is easy to handwave.
I just assumed showing it woukd not only bw kind of a waste of my time, but that it woukd make it even more clearly silly.

…which I wish they woukd AT LEAST handwave. It's pretty goofy how invincible he is in a fight. I NEVER assumed he coukd figth and suddenly he was running around shirtless and dual weilding daggers vs Ironborn warriors.

That's always been her clearest intended character arc. The people who compalined about her alsays just seemed weirdly inpatient to me.

The Daredevil reviews here felt a lot like game review comments when a highly anticipated game gets a mediocre score.

It wasn't a great game, but personally, I didn't really feel the false equivalency so many have brought up. For me, the Vox Populi weren't "BAD GUYS" so much as Booker was selfishly motivated and not a "GOOD GUY."

You know, I think Telltale's games fit in this conversation interestingly. They often explore these ideas in a way that is about 2 steps away from the ideal exploration. Hopefully in 5 years they will make a Walking Dead game that truly feels like it explores the necessity and downsides of violence.