Based on the last episode, I'm having fun with the knowledge that there's an ENORMOUS wolf juust offscreen every time we see Jon.

At first glance, I thought Interstellar was ranked too high, but then I tried to think of what I would have at #3, and I realized none of his movies other than Memento and TDK did anything for me.

Ugh, no, he'd just be into it.

Wun Wun died south of the wall. No way that's him (although zooming in on a giant with one eye certainly gives that impression)

Littlefinger has a special kind of omniscience specific to Sandor Clegane that only appears to break up potential SanSan scenes; last seen in Season 1 when he stole the Hound's backstory recitation.

Biggest shock of the night: Arbor Gold is red wine?!

Tyrion already told him.

Series' finale, maybe, but certainly not this season. That's crazy talk.

Jon didn't show up with an army of his own. Sansa escaped.

I also want Littlefinger to have a plan (and to not be…an idiot outliving his usefulness), but
(a) his plan definitely doesn't involve Sansa ending up with Harry. I'm not sure it really involves marrying him at all.

Why do you want Sansa to marry Harry the Heir? He seems like an asshole.

Based on this interview, it's fair to say Jon's resurrection in the books will have very different consequences than the show counterpart. GRRM says here that Beric and Lady Stoneheart are just fire wights instead of ice wights - that has pretty major implications.

Every year William H. Macy's career worst performance on that show gets nominated while Emmy Rossum is ignored, and every year it irritates me.

The Barb love is a meme. There's nothing to get.

It's not the greatest TV show ever, and I actually didn't care for the first season at all, but it was probably the best drama of the year.

Jeffrey Wright as well.

To the extent that Transparent is a comedy, Jeffrey Tambor in a dress is absolutely never the joke.

Yeah, Kathryn Hahn gives the best performance on this list, but it's not even remotely comedic.

A couple writing noms but that's it. The Emmy's are like this every year.

It was just as good, if not better.