For such a weak movie season, that September 22 weekend looks a little stacked.

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Jamie might be the strategist this rag tag team of dipshits has needed all season long.

They needed to show a montage recap of Baelish scenes while Sansa narrated and cool jazz played in the background. Every now and then, you would see that Lord Royce was lurking in a corner. Him and Arya would make eye contact and slide their finger down their nose to one another.

And we didn’t get to hear the Hound call him or anyone a cont. That’s my new favorite part of any episode.

No one that has an opinion about Taylor Swift, good or bad, can be described as an adult.

Then you'd leave paper at the restaurant you were reading it at. You would stop by periodically to see if anyone drew a little thumbs up next to it if they liked it.

I haven't seen the movie, but upvote.

He's the red, white, and, blue

I think this is the first stand up of his I've ever seen. I've just always ignorantly thought of him as Civil Rights activist Dick Gregory who was famous because he used to be a middling comic. I liked that earlier stuff. Seems like he should be better known for it.

Who knew Tyrion would be such an elitist white nationalist. He's watched Danny burn up swarthy people for three seasons now. The first time she aims a dragon at two dickhead high borns, he suddenly gets a crisis of conscience. Is he going to stand in front of Kings Landing with a tiki torch next?

Basically, that pregnancy is a countdown until Cersie is killed. If she died during childbirth, it could even be said to be by Jamie's hand.

This felt like two scripts merged into one.

He gave that look back before hitting the water. And she made a joke about saying goodbye. I think that's the last they ever see of each other.

Somebody's going to be buying Chunky Monkey ice cream and transcribing white Walker scrolls for a month.

Still going to want to set it in something long, with a handle, probably made of steel.

I love this show. I hate the people who watch it. Christ, it moved channels. Move on. Also, the commercial for the new season was awesome.

There's no doubt they've improved, based on how bad they were at the start. But, no, they are nothing special and should be chucked. It could still be done so much better.

I've watched all ten and still not sure what the point of Susie and Garth was. I'd have to think Amy Poehler was upset she was involved as much as she was. Other than a brief moment in the drama club with John Earl, all of her lines were useless

I think that was a topic to talk amongst yourselves with on SNL's Coffee Talk.