Look at the November 1932 German election and tell me if you still think voting your ideals in a case like this is a good idea.

This needs to be a campaign ad. Seriously.

There will never be a viable third party in the United States. If that ship could have ever gotten a berth from which to launch, it still would have sailed a long time ago. Pragmatism is more important in the general election—especially the 2016 election—than idealism.

"Tres jolie, Coco. Tres jolie."

Varys heard a voice answer from the flames, but he didn't tell Tyrion what the voice said.

Just watched that episode from Season 3 with my husband who is hopelessly behind (and still somehow miraculously spoiler-free). A lot of Season 3 stuff is interestingly relevant to this season (Beric's resurrection, this scene, etc.)

The after-credits sequence for the final episode of Game Of Thrones will be Euron Greyjoy and his men—who have been suspiciously absent for all of Season 7—still trying to build one single boat.

She'll warm to him once they start fighting side-by-side.

No Ramsey this episode: A++++++++++[plusses all around the room]

He's distracting to me, so I had no idea what he said at any point where his pretty mug was on screen.

Mystery solved!

This episode provided another viable option for his nickname: "warted dong."

Reading "The Invisible Handjob" and "the full Tower of Joy" in such close proximity must have subliminally given me a completely different reading of that comment.

Definitely not "experts" at clicking the correct article upon which to comment.

Walking Dead writers and producers, this is how you handle a horde of zombies killing off a major character.

Sort of like Prometheus.

She even ended up in a mediocre video for a mediocre Spiritualized song.

Only if Naomi Campbell's message had been delivered via a Blackberry thrown from the back of the Orpheum onto the stage.

When they posted the models' Instagram account names, I went to the chunkiest one's account (the one with the little kinda-mohawk): @bartsmarkucki

If The Americans' music supervisors could have had their way with tonight's Game Of Thrones, that last scene would have been worth the six season wait to finally use "Burning Down The House."