I'm going to take the GRRM fan tack on this. "HOW DO THEY HAVE TIME TO DO INTERVIEWS WHEN THEY HAVEN'T FINISHED THE SEASON YET!?!?!!?!?!?!"

You really think the AV Club can wait ten years to turn on this show and write a sanctimonious think piece blaming it for all of society's ills? I give it halfway through this season at best.

You also get the old "She should have known better. It's not like the guy hides what he is like."

You may be giving him too much credit. The question of whether the woman he is fucking wants to fuck him may never enter his mind.

I think that was the end for me too! I know I didn't go far.

I'm going to spend the whole movie watching for lip abnormalities now. Well, I would if I actually had any plans to watch this movie.

Studios! Studios! Please! You're both total dicks!

Say what you will about Hitler, the man had taste.

It's The Simpson's but it has been an inside joke here for a long time.

Being terrified of someone and working for them are not mutually exclusive. I think there probably is more to it though.

As soon as I saw Cole seated in that office, I remembered this trailer and was eagerly awaiting the appearance of donuts.

Reads headline: "There can only be one Comic-Con, legally anyway"

It's like how William S. Burroughs had a lot pulp sci-fi in his arty literature.

Don't Trust the B in CloBerfield 3

It can be two things, as we often say here.

Wait. Marvel movies have disparate tones?

This article in a nutshell. "Holy shit! This movie is going to be about two and half hours long! Unbelievable! Oh, in case you didn't know, most blockbuster movies are about two and half hours long. I don't know what I was going on about. I guess I needed to exaggerate to justify a clickbait headline better than…

As someone that did a lot of experimentation with hallucinogens when I was younger, it's the hallucinations that look "fake" that unsettle you more than the convincing ones. It actively undermines your sense of reality.

I have a clip of that scene marked on Youtube. When I want the emotional hit of the whole series condensed into five minutes, that scene always does the trick.

In retrospect, that is glaringly obvious. I'll excuse myself with the fact there was an awful lot going in that scene.