I’d be happy if they found ways to bring back both Keith David and Jonathan Banks for at least cameos to catch up on their characters. They may have been Chevy Chase replacements, but they played well with the rest of the cast. And on that note, they damn well better bring back Paget Brewster. She was the MVP of the…

Well it sure wasn’t because she’s his aunt, I can tell you that much.

Are we supposed to be on Alicent’s side, because I’m kind of...not.

Sheryl Lee Ralph should get another Emmy for her delivery of “That is a dining table from the cafeteria and you are a FOOL.”

Whenever I see a review for a new show, I skim it lightly so I don’t learn too much about the plot and can go in blind. Therefore, I go right to the box that gives the grade (A- in this case). But could you PLEASE add where to watch the show and when it’s coming out? Also, is it a movie? A tv series? A miniseries? Rele…

Let’s pour one out for Rhea Royce.  She seemed like an absolutely awesome character and stole that scene for the brief 90 seconds we met her.  She seemed like Brienne of Tarth and Leanna Mormont rolled into one gorgeous human.  

“Dead Joffreys" is a hell of a wedding band name in Westeros. 

I really wish we had expert reviews of this show like we got with the original. Reviews that focus on what the episode is setting up with the primary focus being the events of the episode and what they are leading to next with full spoiler talk. And that point out differences from the source.

I wonder if they changed dialogue between the screeners and the final airing because I heard talk of duck and goose not broth and juice.

the “equivalent of a morning-after pill” is not equal to “an abortion”

Yes, I agree, I think Rob missed the real dilemma that Rhaenyra faced here at the end of the episode. I assumed this was occurring the night after Rhaenyra’s outing, so it wouldn’t be an abortion but more likely the “moon tea” referenced in GoT that would make it more like the morning-after pill, which is not an…

“I’m by no means certain I’m correct about this, because my perception is male and I can never fully understand the subject here, no matter how much I learn.”

• Otto gets his gossip from an anonymous source he calls the White Worm. Is this person House Of The Dragon’s version of the Master of Whisperers?

Ke Huy Quan was also at D23 to talk about his role in season 2 of Loki, which led to this lovely picture:

I think we all know where Zemo is:

People say that a lot of Larson in this role, and to me it often feels like a slight against her actual personality. It has some real “She’d be prettier if she smiled more often” energy to me. I’m not trying to accuse you of being one of those incels or anything, but I wonder how much thought you’ve given to why…

It’s actually one of the things I love about British actors: they take the job seriously, but they’re also serious about the fact that it’s a job first and foremost. Want Olivia Colman or Ian McKellan or (notoriously) Michael Caine to show up and lend your bullshit production a completely unearned air of gravitas?…

Thinking more and more about the current slate of upcoming Marvel stuff, I think this is the one I’m most interested in (perhaps the only one?) so I’m glad the trailer looks good.  I’m a big fan of paranormal spy stuff and it’s nice to see Fury finally get his day in the sun.

Bucky’s unfiltered hatred of John Walker was one of the best parts of the tv series.

Even though he wasn’t always completely on-screen, give it up for Mark Proksch, as well as the makeup/VFX crew. It wasn’t until Colin was back at the end that I realized how different he had looked (besides the height, I mean).