the scene was nowhere "devoted" to Melly Sanders tits, it was one of the few scenes the show's ever done where the nudity wasn't gratuitous.

that bone she threw at him at the end about Jorah being able to tell Daario that he personally changed her mind seemed specially calculating

because of his baby face. It's weird he looks not as threatening as he should being that massive because his facial features. Maybe the make up department could have put more shadows on him or something

that was pretty dumb, it looked like he was just training on bored so he arranged to get them butchered. It made no sense. Is this how he trains every day? where do these peasants come from? etc.

Needle was originally too short

I thought the point is how it wasn't intimate at all? she's mostly playing him and he's mostly just enjoying bedding her as well.

this was one of the rare cases when the nudity wasn't gratuitous. Clarke famously had an ironclad no nudity clause in the contract drafted since season 2.

I agree, this review was better than most. It had a completely different focus than Todd, who generally talks more about the directorial decisions in the episode, also a nice topic since it's discussing the strong points of adapting a book onscreen. The newbie reviews are usually pretty bad though.

you seem upset.

well that's reaching…

being technically competent is a good thing, it may not be a measure of how fun or boring music is but it's definitely an indicator of good music. Quirk for the sake of quirk is a gimmick.

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that's a standard issue comic book origin

"considering this is AV Club I was truly shocked you didn't jump all over that "Maybe I'll just take what I want." line to Skye."

THIS is what makes St. Vincent great.

but it's not as if she's looking particularly unsexy or bad with the weird hair and the color etc. If she were trying to look unattractive on purpose she would look unattractive.

"I'd much rather listen to someone being weird than yet another technically competent, normal female performer."

Yes but since AIM was nipped in the bud during Iron Man 3, it's plausible that HYDRA would create him instead

it was kind of noticeable they were using a miniature for the establishing shots of the pod

that's his shtick