Actually, I made up the username years ago on a whim, but never changed it. Wow, you said Bedilia Du Maurier. I was more of a fan of the books, so I couldn't even remember her character's entire name.

Or you're like me and love some "Ravenwomen" with black locks (considering your post, I really hope you are a gal behind that Eva Green av- if I am correct in who I think that is?). :)~

I am hoping the writers are smart enough to treat this fascination of Tormund toward Brienne as simply more "comic relief" between random characters who will probably never meet in the books. I thought the book fans were holding out more for a "Jaime and Brienne" reunion of some sort in the future which would make…

"It must have been magical."

Noticed… while I was watching:
bwahahaha…

I noticed this as well. Such a sad little bunny.

As did Cinecraft, I also noticed Hitchcock's sad bunny from the original:

I disagree with Sunny. I thought his cold and off-putting demeanor made his character even more interesting. I like Lee Pace as "Joe MacMillan."

I know that Joe wandered off (strange ending) and is on a seeming quest for self improvement, and in "reality" if someone did that, I doubt long-distance relationships would be salvagable, but am I wrong in saying that what viewers probably want is Joe and Cameron kinectically / combustibly back together and Joe and…

http://www.quickmeme.com/im…

Well, I think the hope is that Dick Whitman finally found some peace, and it was shown literally. Advertising (although sometimes manipulative) is often about blending lifestyle or culture with product. I think it's more than implied that that Don found that balance, came full circle, and created the ad.

Perhaps Dylan can take some lessons from Jorah Mormont:

Wow, that was even more critical than Alex and I on "Dylemma" last week. *L*

Bob Paris sure did smirk more than Ted Chaough.

Yeah, I never compared her to the more "heavies" on the show, because her character was such a minor one anyway, and that storyline probably got changed because of contractual obligations, etc. But it does tie back in to Season 1, and I am surprised that they didn't mention her father's name in the White Pine Bay /…

Yeah, that was kind of subtle and clever. Kind of worked both ways with Norma and Norman both being confused about what had actually happened and both "over-reacting to extremes" (as usual) and Dylan's lines to set her straight.

*L* Touche'. I was just referencing and joshing a little about the Bradley obsession, but I did kind of chuckle to myself imagining rabid AVClub posters running that poor girl down.

Hey Alex, did you happen to notice "NFB 418" (as CineCraft also pointed out):
https://armedlaughing.files…

So was I.

That's pretty awesome that you noticed that.