It's a palindrome - at least in part - because of how interlocked the seasons become. Whether you read it forward in time or backward they end up reading the same.

"No Walter, you're not wrong, you're just an asshole."

I am a religious person, and I approve of this comment.

The refusal to explain away a villain using backstory reminds me of the Joker in TDK, changing his story each time just because he thought it was funny to let people, just for a second, think their narratives could somehow control or explain him.

Season 6 was a bit muddled, but much like this review says LOST still was able to hit those poignant moments so well.

One of my favorite quotes of all time, and from a pretty lousy movie.

And Myles to go before we sleep.

To loosely quote Seinfeld:

Aren't we all assuming there's a Dany/Tyrion epic team up coming in the future where she is the inspiring figurehead with the badass dragons and he is the brilliant day-to-day hard decisions guy?

Damn you Hyde, you win again …

Unfortunately you've contracted canceraids. Not from the pig buggery, but the inexcusable "FIRST." This is not Vietnam. There are rules.

I don't understand how "The Fall" is still being considered good. Season 1 was unique, well-paced, well-acted … even if the dialogue was pretty stilted and preachy.

You're from a place where they don't?!? …

I will always and forever hate "I Love You Man" for spawning the phrase "slappin' da' bass" … which when you play the bass, people really, really like to say to you.

"Mmm. Not quite my tempo. That's okay. That's okay. Try again."

Then there's something very wrong with you …

I like that idea. Well done.

This is so good. Agree with every word.

The most obvious explanation is she was born with zero human empathy. She's a monster. A monster it's fun as hell to watch in action, but a monster nonetheless.

Every time this site, or Vulture, or whoever else discusses the book I wonder "did we read the same thing?"