And also Arya Stark (not no one) knows how to use a fucking sword and now fight in the dark. I thought she tipped the scales enough.
And also Arya Stark (not no one) knows how to use a fucking sword and now fight in the dark. I thought she tipped the scales enough.
Jaimie threatening to kill a baby was pretty interesting if you don't bring book reader baggage into it. Dude is not a good guy.
Fuck. I was just saying this. I hate what conversation about this show has become and how the show seemingly plays into it now that they are off book. It's exactly like watching LOST…. or Walking Dead I assume. I really sincerely watch this show for the characters and the broader narrative. The twists and turns are…
Maybe you're right. I personally think those conversations were pretty solid and don't need meta excuses for existing. We talk about Ned's nobility from time to time too. Now we're in her neighborhood. I hate how plot focused the show has gotten. It used to be more comfortable exploring the characters. Now it feels…
That's the thing though right? She could only win by embracing her water dancing skills and finding herself, but the stuff that happened with the faceless men is part of Arya Stark now as well. She need blind-fighting AND her preferred weapon.
Maybe they mentioned cat to give her the proper respect she deserves as a character. LSH is kinda tacky. Considering her origin, it felt like The Hound literally pissed on the idea.
I think the original joke was that they sell that magazine everywhere. I'm just being goofy.
I fully agree. I just needed a hand wave.
Innnnnteresting.
I dunno. The Hound literally pissed in the river. That felt like a definitive, "Haha, yah right" moment for me.
Oh interesting! I like that theory. Then you get Jaime woefully choosing not to betray her and they die together.
He also mentioned having a wine only his friends could drink and immediately made a face that said, "fuck. I don't have any friends."
I don't think the Waif was ever blinded actually. At least no on the show. Blind fighting was a thing that Arya, the girl with a name, had learned form defying their weird god. The way I figure it, she was mortally wounded, so it was the closest thing she had to stacking the deck. Only this time she was using a weapon…
You might not use a tired cliche stock joke to knock a person who writes jokes for a reason.
I always hated this song when I was a kid because of the vocal style. I kinda like it now. The asides are super weird and my friends quote them a lot when playing games. See also, "Yes I do. Yes I do do do do"
These days I think radical just means "says mean things about video games"
Hey! They sell NY Magazine there!
Yeah he is not "the next Woody Allen"
I don't know what you are talking about. I have many times argued that the prequels have hidden depth in these very comments.
I'm pretty sure Kylo is Vegeta/Prince Zuko character dude. Sorry to spoil it, but he clearly is gonna turn in the 2nd film and sacrifice himself for the light side in the 3rd.
I imagine that was in response to Stewart's standard, "Hey man, I'm just a comedian what do you want from me?" response whenever he got push back. Samantha Bee seems to put more personal skin in the game. I don't see it as a personal slam against Stewart at all.