And pears. Pears belong on pizza.

Where the jalapeños at?

What even is the Hound’s motivation to fight Sandor other than he was burned as a kid and that’s what the fans want?

That scene immediately brought to mind Terrace House: Opening New Doors to me.

I am ready for the Tormund & Ghost spin-off.

I loved that scene. From the pace of his speaking, it seemed like Bronn was an entirely different person.

Dany kicked him to the curb because she couldn’t bring a lover with her to Westeros.

I’m still confused how the giant wight was able to burst through the gate so easily. Wun Wun couldn’t even do it.

If there’s anything TSA agents are hardcore about, it’s bringing beverages onto the plane. This is the dumbest smuggling attempt I’ve seen in a while. Russell doesn’t deserve that weed.

What’s even more embarrassing for the Sonic movie is that the idea you presented is essentially what Detective Pikachu is following and it does not seem to hurt them at all.

To be fair to Guyger, she does say “I’m sorry” less than a minute into the call and she seems to be genuinely concerned for his well-being (albeit maybe just for the sake of things not getting worse for her).

I agree with this. It also makes me wonder: other than bringing cold weather, were they actually a threat?

Just go full GoT and come up with a sigil while you’re at it!

You mean we’re validating answers from a guy who can’t even grow his own hair? Come on!

Is that you, Clegane?

After thinking of the NK less as a “destination” and more as a vehicle to unite those north and south of the Wall (and potentially all of the continent), I am a little less disappointed in such an anti-climactic ending for that arc.

Miles Teller takes umbrage to that remark.

How will the Stark zombies get out of their stone tombs though?

My theory is that D&D added that part then so that during the Battle of Winterfell, Dany is going to have a moment when she has to choose to save Jon or let him die (or maybe even kill him herself).