And don't forget Faramir!

Yep, I didn't notice any of that stuff. You are certainly correct, though!

Seems like the "checking the sheets" scenes came up every hundred pages or so in the books, for one reason or another (almost as often as royal feasts featuring eel and roasted swan). I praise the TV version for its restraint.

Yeah, I think he might have a bunch of them.

These reviewers get annoyed when the episode doesn't have a theme. Dudes, it's a soap opera… lighten up!

Man, I had one of those across the way from a college apartment. I never really saw anything, but I spent more time looking at that window than I have waiting for G.R.R. Martin books!

Was he played by Daniel Tosh?

Hid name stands for Muppet Rip-Off

Seth's actual, perfectly symmetrical face lies right in the middle of the uncanny valley.

It is very easy to imitate Seth MacFarlane characters, though. But I have never heard a truly credible Bugs Bunny impression from anyone, for instance.

Daniel Tosh doesn't just talk, though, he smirks! And confuses people about whether he's Anthony Jeselnik or not!

My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy: MOST overrated album ever, or WORST overrated album ever?

I looked at that link and I laughed at the title, then I read more about the book. So funny!

Observe and Report is "Worth Watching" says @avclub-f1cabca05a9a64dd5900cf947a6792ca:disqus

Can't count how many times I've read the New York-to-Boulder part of The Stand. I've read the second part apx. 0.6 times.

She had it coming (she was nagging him while he was composing that part).

Bigger Kubrick bait-n-switch:  The Shining. I was expecting this story about a haunted motel, but instead I got a thesis on genocide combined with a confession-in-puzzle-form of Kubrick's role in the moon-landing hoax. Oh, and minotaurs.

Jeers

Hybrid penis-udders?

@Scrawler2:disqus It's all a rich tapestry.