*looks up IMDB* Hey, that WAS Edgar from You're the Worst as the guy that Tulip was torturing!

Binged Bojack season 3, amazing as always. Decided to keep the comedy pain train rolling by finally starting You're the Worst as well, instantly fell in love with it (and Aya Cash)

I've realized that GoT is the best show that isn't one of my favorite shows.

Love love love this album. "I Beg You" is one of the best punk songs I've heard in years.

Even better was when they released a Fat Mike/Fat Wreck diss track ("Rock For Sustainable Capitalism") while they were still on the label.

That was a fucking trainwreck. I was expecting a D+, tops. I thought it was flat-out terrible, and a disappointing waste of valuable real estate in such a short "season."

Wasn't as bad as I thought. For some reason the fact that they can use real teams helps pull me in a little more.

Not as contrived as the Jon Hamm cameo as adult Tim, though.

I get why she had to stay mum about her role in Jurassic World. That made it all the more surprising when Chris Pratt's character died half an hour into the movie and she became the new alpha of the raptor pack. They did a good job of keeping that under wraps.

"Sacrificing your daughter for the greater good" seems to have been a theme on HBO last night

If I recall he's also a lot younger in the book, I believe Tim describes him as a "fat college kid," so I think he was a grad student. So was Ellie, for that matter: she's stated to be in her early twenties (which is why there's no romance between her and Grant; she's his student).

I love the book and movie in equal measure, for different reasons. The book is a lot of fun, and the dinosaurs are a lot scarier (especially the raptors). The pacing of the book is a lot different; they almost get the park back under control after the initial power outage, until it goes out again and they realize they…

Ellie is one of the only examples I can think of where an adaptation gives a woman character MORE personality.