I didn't bother watching this season… Now I'm thinking I made the right choice.

Tell me about it! I should be so lucky!

Reminds me of "The Passion of Joan of Arc," based on the actual court records of her trial, where the biggest problem the church seems to have with Joan is that she refuses to stop wearing men's clothing.

Or when Sam whips out his 'dragonstone' to try and impress Gilly…

All Cretans are liars! (said the philosopher from Crete)

"And if you think this is all going to have a happy ending, you haven't been paying attention." Li'l bastard was talking straight at the audience!

All of those things are true… but is Sansa mature enough to recognize any of them? She just had her girlhood dreams of marrying the brave handsome night rekindled only long enough to be pissed out again by a scarred-up dwarf.

Did anyone else get a sense that Ada was supposed to be some kind of historical figure? Just the way the Doctor was so sure she'd succeed seemed to be hinting at something that flew right over my 'Murrican head (much like the TomTom joke, though I did notice him talking like a GPS)

AAAAAHH SHIT!

There is no Patchface, only Zuul.

I disagree completely. Ygritte's ass gets the nod from me. Who knew the skinny Wildling girl was packing so much back!?

I'm with Ibarra— that squire was topping all the way

I thought this episode was complete crap. I disagree with almost every sentence of the review. There was no tension. The pacing of the whole thing was wonky, which was either the writing or the direction. The Duran Duran jokes were forced and terrible. The climax was sentimental nonsense. It getting an A means that I…

On-screen death doesn't count if it's already dead?

Renly was all charisma with no substance. Like Donal Noye said: brass— pretty to look at but not much good for anything. Likable and affable and charming, sure… but one nick from Loras' knife and he was almost crying. You think a man who couldn't even bite the bullet long enough to consummate his wedding (just lay…

That I will not argue

I'm having the opposite experience.

I'm really (srsly!) puzzled by Todd's whole "I can't believe this show is setting up a massive complex unlikely conspiracy theory! That would be horrible! It's so stupid the way they seem to be setting up some vast conspiracy!" b/w "Wait, it couldn't just be that the CIA is plotting to assassinate a US Congressman,…

I'm really (srsly!) puzzled by Todd's whole "I can't believe this show is setting up a massive complex unlikely conspiracy theory! That would be horrible! It's so stupid the way they seem to be setting up some vast conspiracy!" b/w "Wait, it couldn't just be that the CIA is plotting to assassinate a US Congressman,…

Because he's actually James Joyce