Exactly.  If you think an 'A' episode of Suburgatory is being purported to be as good as an 'A' episode of Community or Justified or something, then you're missing the point.  Not to mention that getting this upset about an arbitrary grade is fucking childish behavior.

Totally epic, amazing episode.  Raylan's "That's cute" line to Quarles made my night, and him holding Quarles' arm away from Quarles made my night even more.  I only had a couple small qualms with the episode — one, I really didn't like that Ava-Boyd scene with the "We didn't invent the rules, we just gotta play by…

Yes, flour > corn.

Stupid Robert!

Well, "name days" have been mentioned, which I assume are annual celebrations of one's naming; and Walder Frey was celebrating his 90th, according to that dude at the tavern where Cat abducted Tyrion.

Poor Lady…

The hand being still in transit makes sense.  I guess the break between seasons has made it seem like it's been longer than it's actually been since Thorne departed.

Khal Drogo- Ronin from Stargate Atlantis.

But East Springfield is three times the size of Texas.  Shouldn't that count for something?

"I'm 67-years-old"?

The fact that winters can last several years means that the seasons are irrelevant in terms of measuring years on the planet on which Westeros lies.  I, too, have wondered whether a GoT year is the same length as an earth year; but I figured that, if anything, their years were shorter than ours, since there are some…

Despite their frequent tomboyishness, I think Disney princesses are still usually more feminine than Arya, and much less conflicted about their gender.

I found him kinda charming in the Kingsroad episode, prior to the Mycah/Arya scene, and in that one scene later in the season where he gave Sansa that necklace.  Or rather, you can see how Sansa would be charmed in those two encounters… the latter, at least.  But yeah, it was mostly the prince thing.

Well yeah, "power-hungry" isn't quite accurate, but she was only interested in Joffrey because he was a prince and she wanted to be a princess/queen.  So, not power-hungry, but fame-hungry/status-hungry.  And she acted like a brat/bitch about it on occasion, during which times she was unlikable.  When she was just…

Damn, the 1930s was a bad decade to be an animal actor.

That Daffy vs. Donald piano jam never fails to put a bigass grin on my face.

I can understand not liking Wrath of Khan, as it's kinda old and it's not for everybody; but I cannot understand liking Pirates 4.  That movie was atrocious.  Even the action scenes were boring as fuck.  Although Ian McShane was pretty entertaining as Blackbeard.

That Maron-Cera interview was very enjoyable.  That kid seems to have a great head on his shoulders.

Shoulder acid, damn!  Dan's life just got real.

I like that scenario.  But that's about as optimistic as it gets, haha.  Everybody's happy.  Not sure how likely that is.  I'd love it if things worked out that way, though.