Mind. Blown.

People are keen for The Doctor to regenerate into a female. The idea of him regenerating into *this* twelve year old actress tickles me immensely.

What about a really intense staring contest.

For me, Tris dying was a highlight because I had come to hate her so much. And Shailene Woodley’s characterization made me hate her even more. I would watch the last installment on DVD just so I could loop the death scene over and over while cheering.

That’s what I did after reading the third book. It was on my Kindle, so you know I was serious.

Forget the series, that’s a good plan for Shailene Woodley. It won’t be a particularly cruel thing to do to her- that hippy loves nature.

Can’t we just take this franchise for a long drive to the country, open the back door and let it frolic blissfully in a field, while we floor it and leave it behind in a cloud of dust?

Personally, I saw the pilot, liked it and wanted more. Then they skipped a week for some reason. The next time it came on, I barely remembered, but tuned in after GoT, just like the first time. Except the time changed and now it came on the same time as GoT (we no longer have a DVR). There was no point in watching the…

There’s a tracking shot of Jon near the beginning of the battle that makes the hallway scene from Daredevil look like garbage

You're right in that it was predictable, but at this point it's predictable for GoT to be unpredictable. Sometimes it's nice to see the plot unfold in a predictably positive manner, as long as it's done well. And this episode definitely was done very well.

The follow up to My Chemical Romance

To be fair, the “official” story of Willis being kicked by a horse may have been what people presumed happened. He was by the horses, and then he fell down, and could only say “Hodor”. It’s not like people would have known that a kid who hadn’t been born reached back in time and yoinked his brain.

We could see a schism in the Lord of Light’s priests over who, exactly, is their savior.

I’m genuinely heartbroken and simultaneously floored by the tragedy and mastery of the Hodor scene. First, kudos to Benioff and Weiss for teasing it well a couple episodes ago—you could tell there was something melancholy about Bran seeing young Hodor before his affliction—maybe it was in the way Hodor’s and Three…

1) Transformed healthcare with kids through CHIP which was the main inspiration for Obamacare which she helped to write and make law. That’s why people say Hillarycare instead of Obamacare sometimes.

I don’t know what we’re talking about, but if we’re blaming Tim Burton for things, I’m in.

That sounds amazing!

And nice that it’s LaValle who is fantastic. I saw a video a while back with him and Daniel Jose Older chatting about Lovecraft that was great.

She kidnaps a young boy named Jareth and the cycle continues.

Drunk History Season 3, episode 3, New Orleans. Momoa is playing the pirate Lafitte.