I'M NOT YOUR BUDDY, PAL

I see what you did there.

Come on, Simone… let's talk about your big but.

Fun fact: The dark-haired guard in that scene was the same actor who played Fake Ned Stark when Arya was watching the play about Westerosi politics last year.

it also doesn't help that when we finally see the wampa, it looked distractingly like the Bumble from the Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer Christmas special.

Jamie kills Cersei, Cersei rises from the dead, possibly becoming the Night Queen, Arya kills Cersei again. Maybe?

Absolutely. The book is neither dishonest nor artful enough to do anything but wear the Chocolate Factory influence on its sleeve.

The Iron Giant was barely in the book; it was one of the options when you cleared a certain stage of the quest and got an assortment of giant robots to choose from.

I listened to the audiobook, which was read by Wil Wheaton (if the deal wasn't broken already, that's probably a dealbreaker for many people), and he managed to get a laugh out of me with that line.

Well considering how much better Roger Rabbit was than the novel it was based on, perhaps we can count on something similar happening here.

Fun fact: There are officially two versions of the stage play available to license, the original Broadway version and a cleaned-up version they license for school performances.

So, since 1981 then?

to quote the 10th Doctor: "When I was young I was always trying to be old and grumpy and important, like you do when you're young."

My nerdism is about to show: I've seen Barenaked Ladies live… let me calculate… 11 times. They put on such a good show. I don't even know how many recordings of their live shows I have for the ones I wasn't able to get to. Great Big Sea is right behind them with 8 shows, and when I was in high school I saw…

I once had a cat who brought me a freshly-killed white rabbit on Easter morning.

"There's eleven, ese." -Donny

Vin Diesel did a D&D game on Geek&Sundry's YouTube channel. D&Diesel, they called it.

Not when 98% of cars on every road everywhere suddenly became driverless. Every major highway has got to be a total disaster scene. And where would the manpower to straighten that mess out come from?

There are some really disturbing implications to it. Like, in the world we've seen, Matt's wife was comatose due to an accident that occurred when the driver of another car departed. What are the odds that said driver survived, when 98% of cars on the road were suddenly driverless?

Well I mean there'd be a lot of resources sitting around with no one minding them, so it seems feasible. I thought it was more unlikely that the scientist was incredulous that she'd want to go back. I mean, I guess for people who successfully reunited with their loved ones, there'd be some impetus to stay, but it…