I took that to be making Cersei's point for her, which is that she's queen of the seven kingdoms and she can do as she pleases. The camera gives that girl a second glance to show she might be judging the two of them but also to show that nobody (at least no random servant girl) is going to question Cersei's behaviour…

I use Podcast Addict, which has all the podcast player features I could want and then some. It was only the second one I tried on Android, though, so maybe there are better options. (Also, I don't think I ask a lot of my podcast player. I like them to play oldest eps first and I like to be able to move things around…

Go to the sandhills and Cypress Hills. I haven't been there since I was too young to remember, but it's supposed to be beautiful. I mean, maybe not the sand dunes, but Cypress Hills anyway.

You don't think the drugs in the coffin was a set up for some future 'We need to dig up Monica' storyline? Or maybe just Frank will find out and need to dig her up. Anyway, that felt like a breadcrumb to me.

So late to this comment, but I had to turn it off too. I've off and on felt like they're a little *too* interested in the sicker details of a lot of their cases, or maybe just too interested in sharing details that maybe don't need to be shared. But then I get in this mental rut of who decides where the line is and…

I do listen to it but I'm not sure… I don't know where they hope to go with it. I mean, he can investigate, but I don't think anyone who actually knows the truth is going to accidentally slip up and tell a CBC reporter that it was totally Lavoie and here's where to find the body. A bit like "Missing and Murdered: Who…

My favourite show of his was The F Word, which kind of blended a bit of the asshole with some of the teachery side, but was mostly just about food. Every show featured a different three course meal that was supposed to be easy enough to make at home and each season he raised a different animal with his kids to cook in…

I'm having a bit of a Neil Gaiman month, apparently, since all the graphic novels I was on wait lists at the library for arrived all at once - books 9 and 10 of The Sandman, The Dream Hunters, Midnight Days, The Eternals… I haven't started any of them though because I also bought The Ocean at the End of the Lane (I…

I must have really disliked Haiti because I haven't got it on my computer and normally I don't delete songs, just uncheck them in itunes so they won't wind up on my ipod. Sprawl II is pretty good though.

I always like Arcade Fire best when Régine is as far away from the microphone as possible.

I read Tom and Hugh's blogs at bravo before watching it because if Paul had been kicked off, I wouldn't have bothered watching.

The only book I finished this year that was published this year was Michael Ondaatje's The Cat's Table, which I found enjoyable but not… so weighty as his usual fare. It felt a bit more in line with Running in the Family (in terms of humour and readability) than The English Patient or In the Skin of a Lion.

(Here's another nitpick: your "vulva-esque dirft" should be 'drift'.)

I could listen to this, and all the other songs they've played for Undercover, all day.