No sports fans?
Am I the only one who thought he misheard the councilman telling Nelson he "never thought he'd see the Saints in the Conference Championship" and Hidalgo lamenting that "he didn't have connections in Chicago"? The WhoDats played the Vikes en route to their title, and the Cards before them.

No, they wouldn't spend so much time watching Nelson fall in love with the city to just have him be the mastermind. The angle here is that he's not as slick as he thinks he is, and the big catfish who've been surviving in this town know it.

His name really doesn't make any difference outside of a small circle of friends.

Yeah, Annie's ringing false here lately, especially when in the scene prior, she's laughing with Davis about giving that kid from the Calliope Woody Guthrie's Smithsonian recordings. In addition to being a working musician/performer for so many years, she certainly couldn't date/live with Davis and have no idea how…

A live set from NPR
http://www.npr.org/player/v…

Arsenio, I hope you mean that you aren't attracted to Nancy Grace's moral outrage. If so…well, time to come on out behind the shed, old pal…

I blame Chuck Lorre. And Ashton Kutcher.

And cycling—which, now is turning into a courtroom drama in real time.

"I guess it's all up to me…"

As long as nobody disses the Lakeport. That shit is the most affordable beer in Canada. Also a fan of Grasshopper.

Yeah but he didn't shave his head!

hahaha, no, he's just being portrayed as a quiet, God-fearing power broker who nonetheless wants to wipe all the undesirables off the map

I loved the shrug and look Bronn shot Tyrion when he agreed to champion him. Building up to some nice camaraderie between those two.

Caught up with it earrrrrly this morning. A great episode marred only by the delivery. The series is getting good…

the other part is that the contract also stipulated that if the m and m's weren't right, the venue forfeited the show and the band received full compensation — so there's that.

"you've written a hit"
Worked well enough for Bobby Dylan.

Another Comcast user who is able to access HBOGO.

it's amazing
Every time they show a funeral on this show, it's the most beautiful and moving way I can think of to deal with death. It makes me want to live in NOLA just so I could be buried that way.

Ned has been given no choice but to be the hand, so he's embracing the role as he sees fit. When he sees that there's an opportunity to strike at the Lannister bannermen, there's no reason for him not to do so.

Yes. Yes they have.