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My junior year album was the Green, and I thought it was hugely disappointing. They retreated to the safety of saccharine pop tracks but stripped of any of the wit or charm showcased in Blue. Pinkerton remains my favorite and always will.

They say Tywin Lannister is so rich he sh!ts gold. Maybe whoever cleans his body up off the toilet will earn a nice payday for their trouble?

Agreed, then I thought that it would be Tywin who tells Tyrion the truth after guessing Jamie let him escape. Tywin would tell him the truth just to sour his opinion of his savior brother, and the Tyrion would shoot that final bolt in revenge. We didn't even get to hear Tywin saying that she went "wherever whores

I thought the funniest scene was when Jon does his epic pout strut toward the camera away from Ygritte's funeral pyre and you can see his horse tied up in the background. Did he just leave his horse out there or does he have to awkwardly skulk back to the other side of the pyre to retrieve it?

Gendry, Lancel and Rickon are all hanging out somewhere, just chilling and being all "Man, I'm so tired of these games of thrones"

Well yeah, the mission was supposed to be a suicidal one only it wasn't Jon's own decision to do it since, as both he and Sam pointed out, it is a monumentally stupid plan. I think having Jon choose it instead of it being forced on him makes Jon look either utterly broken from the battle or like he's being guided by

I was laughing my ass off about then scene when the guard tells Piper she should use the bathroom before they leave, and of course she disregards this. Cue 15 minutes into the road trip and she's begging to pull over so she can pee. Is this some kind of genetic trait that is eliminated by having a Y chromosome?

"And that's the story of how Grenn and Pyp saved the entire realm by not getting an arrow through the throat or being crushed by a giant. The End."

They planned to take Castle Black, and would you wanna climb those stairs all day?

The hardness of the thing striking you doesn't matter as much as the speed it is hitting you. The Mountain throwing a massive right cross with his armored fist may very well hit with more force then Styr forcing Jon's head onto a stationary anvil. Remember that the Mountain's punch caught Oberyn completely by

Again, I think a lot of people's disappointment stems from pacing problems from spreading the Jon/Ygritte storyline so far across two seasons. This show has always struggled to cram so many disparate story lines into 1 hour episodes, and anything happening on the Wall or in Essos especially can feel ignored since so

I thought that was a brilliantly directed shot, tracking the arrow as it rises from the northern advance, climbs over the wall impaling a Brother on the way, and arcing back down the other side into the midst of the southern advance was just awesome. It also serves as an excellent companion to the shot panning over

I really liked this episode, I think a B is much too low a grade. For me the only minor issues I had were the delay between the last Jon and Ygritte scene and this one and the condensing of the final part of the episode. The narrative gap between Jon and Ygritte's parting and this battle couldn't be helped, and they

You know, I thought that guy I picked up on I-70 seemed like a real creeper. His lanky, thin, pale frame said "I'm gonna stab your eyes out" while his mustache said "And I'm gonna film myself eating them like jujubes"

I hear Samwell Tarly is havin a 90 lb. mole removed from his ass

Some men just want to watch the wheel roll.

They didn't show the room where they grind up the contestants who outbid opponents by a single dollar to win their way onstage only to immediately biff their pricing game.

Yeah, for dramatic payoff from the audience perspective that is true. But for most shows I think the developments that have occurred in the finale wouldn't feel like a comedown.

Yea, I also forgot about Bran. We will def check in with him, and I think you're right that he will arrive at the Tree and possibly even see the three eyed crow in the flesh.

Maybe, but how many huge dudes in expensive plate armor with horribly burned faces can their really be? I mean I know Westeros is a dangerous place and there are no OSHA laws, but c'mon. It's at least worth looking into, especially for someone as clever as Littlefinger. He's already collected one of the Stark