Wished there was a little more Ghost action. Only saw him kill and eat one guy.

I don't find Jon boring. His brother was boring. Hate to say it, but I cared very little that he died.

A B? That was one of the most riveting and enjoyable episodes ever! A+… IMO

Yeah, but did he lose the pillar or just the stones? If he still has the pillar, can it work without the stones? Maybe he can have one made, preferably of gold… and he can just strap it on like a dildo. Love will find a way.

I'm not sure what happened to the Mountain at the end. I was too busy looking at Oberyn's head… or what was left of it.

Hey, Warren! I just want you to know that you're my favorite actor and I wish you would make another movie. What have you been doing all this time? I haven't seen you since Blue Thunder.

Maybe they can get Stephen Root to replace him. I'm sure he can play younger.

I really want this show to fail, and I don't know why. Maybe it's because I preferred Enlightened.

Just how good is McConaughey? Can he lose the accent? Can he play a Brit? I really want to know.

A show about men, written by a man. I have to agree.

SPOILER ALERT (for another show): He was a fan favorite on HBO's Boardwalk Empire. The writers just killed him off in the last episode of Season 4- and a lot of people are unhappy about it. But the character's arc was complete and there wasn't much else that they could do with him, except to let him kill more bad…

Like Richard Harrow was past due for his? Will Fellowes be so bold?

I love that movie and Jeremy Northam's character, especially when he's singing. Think I'll watch it again, right now.

Better look out. Bates is coming! And that cane also serves as a weapon.

The writing might not be perfect, but I love the characters in this show and the actors playing them. When Mr. Carson put his arms around Mary, I actually cried along with her.

I like this show more than Veep and all those quips. The characters in Getting On seem more real to me.

Kind of reminds me of Glenne Headly.

"I'll nominate Dawn for who cares," was the line.

So is this the end of the Brody family as well?