It's a guy… the same guy who stars in "Man of Tai Chi" with Keanu.

I think intention to deceive has to be more concrete for it to be construed as queerbaiting. This whole season was a seduction between Hannibal and Will that was depicted using sexualised imagery, but their depicted sexuality from early on (i.e. we actually saw them each having sex) was hetrosexual. I don't see why…

Best quote: “Aww, leave Hannibal alone! What’s he done?”

To some degree though, it was the only move for Woo to define what his "game" was. Otherwise his gameplay could only be read as being a lackey. I'm not saying it was a strong play, but it at least was one.

To be lauded as strategic you have to demonstrate actions that help you win the game. Kass repeatedly antagonised people in a way that actively sabotaged her chances of winning, therefore she was labeled a bitch.

Happy that they ditched the tribute walk, but they could make up for it (and serve the purpose better) by putting in more time at the reunion interviewing all the players. They really whip through the reunion questions now and only focus on a few obvious people.

"Doesn't my face please you? Wait, I have a wide selection of others in my bag…"

Tony's strategy with the slide puzzle is exactly the same as Kass's "chaos" strategy: just keep doing stuff and hope it magically works.

Thing they do instead: Get laser hair removal.

I was wondering if Probst was going to ruin that bluff by stating that this was the last vote you could use idols for… which he probably should have, but it's better TV for him to stay quiet.

But that particular fight would be more in Tywin's favor. If Jamie kills Tyrion, then he proves his loyalty to his father over his brother and the family squabble is over. Tyrion's only hope is that Jamie refuses to fight him which, even given Jamie's demonstrations of morality, is still a longshot… and that would…

I'm sure he would… but I bet Tywin will get first draft pick.

I'm guessing Jamie… dwarf versus cripple: fight!

Not sure it's ever been firmly on the side of the corporations… it purposefully blurs the good guy/bad guy line as it goes on. Season 1 was competent enough, but season 2 is where it comes into its own - especially when who the "hero" is gets more fuzzy. Season 3 has been good so far as far as expanding the world…

They don't know how it works, so it's still an unknown quantity for them.

If anyone is a Hantz, it's Kass. She's the one who seems to think chaos is her road to success… making her either a Hantz or a Littlefinger.

"Officer… I'm the victim here."
"Sir, I'm going to have to ask you to get back in your horse!"

We'll probably hear a lot about it when Megan gets killed.

"there's way too big a risk of killing off a large portion of the wedding party"

I was guessing the pie was the culprit, becasue of the shot after Joffrey cut it. Yes, he hit one with the sword - but there were a lot of dead birds in there. It seemed like that shot was pointing to poison pie instead of the wine.