Counterpoint: It's fun to watch Lannister pricks be burned alive.

I didn't think of that, and now that you've mentioned it, I've already forgotten it.

I'd take a random tiger over letting Martin in charge. Reading Dance with Dragons I realized there was no way he was going to be able to stick the landing.

Which was at the start of the episode, where we also saw Dany exploring caves. I'm guessing at least a couple of days passed between Jamie handing Bronn gold and the dragon attack.

There's no way it'll be that easy.

The books turned into a big bloated mess. I'm glad things are moving along.

"Other panelists, like Danger And Eggs creator Shadi Petosky, singled out Buffalo Bill from Silence Of The Lambs as being damaging because of the way the film makes his desire to be a woman just as bad as the murders."

So Littlefinger's going to do something awful before this season is over, right? Like turn his Vale boys against the other Northmen or something? There's no way he gets significant time to look creepy and make stupid speeches just to get knifed.

They should've had Slayer's "Angel of Death" on repeat for the last fifteen minutes.

Ah, there was a look of shock on Littlefinger's face so I figured it had to mean something to him, I just wasn't sure what. And it was hard to make out. Three eyed Bran sucks at talking.

Does anyone know what the Bran said to Littlefinger? "Chaos is a ladder" or something. And what the hell does that mean?

It'd be pure misery. If they asked me to do this revival, I'd be running, man.

You wrote the same thing I wrote. I think that makes us buds for life!

So a guy on a radio show laughed at a joke, and now he's apologizing for laughing.

I tried to shut up and enjoy the joke but the fact that it sucks prevented me.

It does get pretty funny and weird and offers some catharsis if you stick it out.

Yeah, that's my feeling. I don't like everything he does but he seems to love the genre and has fun with it. I'm going to at least be interested if I hear he's making a new horror movie and I can't really say that about anyone else (except maybe Greg McLean.)

I'll admit I don't really get the anger towards Eli Roth and his films. I don't know if it makes you a hater if you don't like him, but a lot of folks do seem to despise him for reasons I don't know.

I thought it was a pretty great adaptation, and I worry about the portrayal of Pennywise in this one. The clown is supposed to be sort of cheesy, he's a clown. He's meant to be silly at times to lure the kids in, and his silliness becomes disturbing when he's trying to scare them. This new one that just leers and…

Your argument is a little crazy. I don't care whether artists are excited to do press appearances or not. That has nothing to do with the art itself or their performance in it. You'd have to be obsessed with the "glitz and glamour" side of Hollywood instead of actual entertainment to really give a shit.