It always seemed to be before. Up until now, that direwolf has been showing up like Michael Jordan in the 4th quarter.

Letting Cersei return to the Red Keep seems to be a major miscalculation on the High Sparrow's part. She's never going to face any ecclesiastical trial, and good luck getting her out of that castle now. With Jaime returning, and the Tyrells on the move, my guess is that half way through Season 6, the heads of the High…

Okay, a couple of thoughts:

I assumed it was because they were terminally ill and/or they wanted the immortality of joining their gallery of faces.

Of course, unbeknownst to all of them is the fact that King's Landing is effectively being ruled by the Taliban.

I think the object lesson of Stannis Baratheon and the War of the Five Kings (now the War of the Two Kings) is that you don't really want anyone being king who's willing to do what it takes to become king.

The Second Sons appear to have the best union in the world. Every time they try to assassinate Dany or the Unsullied are getting the shit kicked out of them, the Second Sons are on their mandatory coffee break.

That certainly helps.

I agree that Dorne has been a bust. It's been so cartoonish and two-dimensional that I half-expected Xena: Warrior Princess to emerge over the sand dunes. That said, in this episode I think Doran shows himself to be the sort of wise yet formidable leader that's been missing from Westeros since Tyrion gave up his Hand…

This is probably the first time I've ever read the review of a movie I had no interest in seeing. I just wanted to gauge how bro-douchey this thing is going to be.

I love movies where people lie on the couch mumbling.

I'm so disappointed. Here I had imagined that Vince Vaughn was some sort of enlightened genius.

I think Russ is so self-absorbed and lifestyle-driven that he just doesn't care where he sets his tequila, although, upon seeing what he had done, I think he realized that this is was the best thing that could have happened for him, in terms of keeping Pied Piper beholden to his money.

As a bro fantasy of epic proportions, I always thought Entourage had more in common with Game of Thrones than Silicon Valley. Silicon Valley is actually a sharply written satire designed to get laughs, as opposed to a bunch of douchey high-fives from guys who wish they could get laid as much as Vince.

I'd pick that ladel-wielding nun.

Hey, thanks!

Bran is training to become a demigod, Arya is becoming an assassin, Jon is Lord Commander of what will soon be the largest army in Westeros, and Sansa is soon to be the Wardeness of the North, one way or the other. At this rate, Rickon will probably drop a multi-platinum rap album in the next year or two. The coming…

Please tell me that a Frankenstein Mountain breaks Cersei out of prison.

Quickly becoming my favorite show on television.

I always thought Cersei's alliance(?) with the Faith Militant was a bad idea. Even if they didn't turn on her (and there's one thing about religious fanatics you can be sure of—they're always on the look out for new heretics), this was a dead-end tactic with no end game that worked in her favor. Either the Faith…