The sea ages a man.

That CD also that pretty sweet flying bumper car game, Hover.

Hopefully, he has the hooks for hands.

For me, the Ann high point is, "Jogging is the worst, Chris. I mean, I know it keeps you healthy, but God, at what cost?"

Yeah, I thought that was apparent when she apologized to Tom and Donna for not keeping up with their lives. She specifically mentioned that the triplets and her job have kept her incredibly busy.

Man, watching Sandor tell Arya the story of how he got burned really made me wish we got a scene in season one where he tells Sansa the story. I know Rory McCann auditioned with that scene, and I would have liked to see more scenes between those two characters.

I shopped for my wedding dress at Kleinfeld's and I got Dianne. I swear to you, she brought in dresses that were over my budget and when I wouldn't try them on (because I didn't want to fall in love with any of them), her response was, "Oh you're no fun!"

Like his trial by combat in season 1 in the Eyrie, Tyrion can designate his own champion.

I also got a Threat Level Midnight vibe when Stan accidentally found the comics.

Cersei is the Stephanie McMahon of Westeros.

Director of Operations Gregor Clegane will be making sure things run smoothly.

Same. I don't think you can top that rendition. When the show actually does end, I hope we hear MouseRat play "The Pit." For me, the show began with the pit and I'd like to see it end with it as well.

I enjoyed the reveal of Andy's reminders not only being on his arms and hands, but also his stomach.

I love you.

The top comment on Gawker was amazing. Dean Pelton ABSOLUTELY would have taken the opportunity to dress up like Daenerys.

"Honey, did you see that Jimmy's parents got him Meraxes for his 17th birthday? How are we supposed to keep up with that? This shitty Mazda we got Kelly just ain't gonna cut it!"

Pikitis still trolling while eating a peach. He's like a more evil, straight Renly Baratheon.

I actually was searching for that clip on YouTube today. So amazing, especially since it's the last time we see the insufferable Moneypenny.

He was at least contrite about it and tried to make it up to his wife. That moment was certainly the start of his decline, but he really didn't go full douche until after he got recruited for SCDP.

Exactly. That's what makes Walter so terrifying. He is perfectly comfortable being both Walter White and Heisenberg at the same time.