Can't think why; that pie looked amazing. And fuelled my vital fan-theory that Arya is, once again, working with Hot Pie (because otherwise, when did she learn to do a glaze like that?).
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I cannot help my upbringing. I saw The Magnificent Seven first, and I love it best.
Jennifer Garner: Unfairly blamed for the lack of female-led superhero movies, because she was not the reason Elektra A) flopped and B) was shite, which was why it flopped (and not because it had a female lead).
The popular choice: The Magnificent Seven. "The old man was right. Only the farmers won. We lost. We always lose."
Somehow managed to get to the end of that list without Sean Bean dying.
An Ulfberht sword was central to the plot of one of the later books of The Last Kingdom series, but I suspect the TV show will skip over that plot. Mostly because it involves Uhtred getting old, and their "twelve years later" jump to Æthelflæd's wedding last episode suggests that they want to ignore actual human aging…
#DownvoteIfYouLoveHitler
Even Gregory Peck cheated on his wife.
We need to get Robert Carlyle and Peter Capaldi to share a joint birthday party. Get them into character as Frank Begbie and Malcolm Tucker. Then get them to have an epic swear-off.
Also… co-presenting with Mick Fleetwood in one of the greatest broadcasting disasters in the history of the BBC.
But you're absolutely fine with Arya being beaten by the Two Emmas?
Is that the one in which the Busty Cops all have bits of pineapple stuck to them? Because I am not a fan of pineapple.
Emma Thompson and Emma Watson share a birthday? Awesome conspiracy confirmed!
It's good, although it suffers from a slight lack of Stanley Tucci.
She got her start on the UK version of The Apprentice, so I think we can ultimately blame that one on the President.
Questionably talented? Have you forgotten how he sabotaged that one guy's car to play Karma Chameleon? Cavanagh is a dick, but he's the awesome kind of dick.
Also, I loved the creepy IT guy inviting Liv to his club.
The British! One of our many great ideas, along with Brexit, the Black and White Minstrel Show, and Boris Johnson.
No Blaine, no Peyton. I noticed Peyton's absence, then thought "maybe she's with ugh Blaine", then realised we hadn't seen him either.