… that he has a particular set of skills?

Well, he might be considered the perfect man: There's no more need to get him off, but he still has his tongue and his fingers with which to provide pleasure to others.

But what about Ser Pounce, now that his master has defenestrated himself?

it was a really weird episode

I think Kensi from NCIS: LA went to Hawaii in an episode on H50. Don't remember if there were any others.

Wait, there was a 5-0 crossover with MacGuyver? So, if I'm tracking my crossovers and spin-offs correctly , that means MacGuiver and JAG exist in the same universe (JAG -> NCIS -> NCIS: LA -> 5-0 -> MacGuiver)? Holy hell, what a time to be alive!

If WWIII goes off with ICBMs carrying MIRVs, you can name each of the individual warheads with one of her email subject lines.

I'd kinda like to see Valyria at its height and doom, come to think of it. It would have sufficient decoupling from the goings on in GoT that whatever happens there wouldn't really matter, and I have a bit of a weakness for stories about empires and all that.

All you have to do is make the Westerosi easy to hate, and watching those dragons burn them all to cinders will be hilarious fun for the whole family!

Morally, I kind of agree with you (though I do wish Chuck to eventually get his comeuppance as well; I mean, screwing over his friend who has greatly helped him out — stone fucking cold, man!), but I must admit, for some reason I find the show more fun when Axe is doing his thing than when Chuck is doing his. Not…

I would have loved to see Riseborough get a bigger part in Oblivion instead of them pivoting towards Kurylenko. Her character and Cruise's trying to figure this thing out together would have made for a much more interesting dynamic, I think. I don't have anything against Kurylenko, but when the whole long-lost wife…

Buy everyone off and make the charges go away? What's the point of being corrupt if you can't buy your way out of the justice system? It's just no fun anymore!

Don't bloody jinx it, dammit!

Naturally, I read that as "a broken cock". Sigh.

Reminds me of this:

That would be "Oh, Liebes!" or something thereabouts. ;-)

Depends on the Bart?

For whatever reason, though, this style is roughly as popular as Esperanto at its height

That's actually quite similar to what we still do in German today.

Not addicts. Connoisseurs.