I never watch the previews but this possibility made me do it. And yes, that is Gilfoyle's girlfriend (Milana Vayntrub).

It did feel a little rote, but that closing Aloha line and blackout made up for a lot.

Final episode post-credits scene. Gendry washes up on the shore.

Dany, I don't want to hear any more about you taking the Seven Kingdoms until I see you on an actual boat. And it better not be docked.

An animated gif from Supernatural that could've been a still photo without losing anything.

If I had a penny for my thoughts I'd be a millionaire.

I absolutely loved this brief exchange that completely sums up Erlich.

I eagerly anticipate the musical episode when we find out Jon was in heaven.

They'll wait until the mid-season finale will reveal who died. First, we'll get flashback episodes for every person who was there at the end.

What a fundamental misunderstanding of how writing works. Lost never did a cliffhanger like this. Theirs were mystery/plot-based, which is what generated all the speculation and discussion. When people died you got the gut punch, they didn't rob moments of their emotional impact for a lark.

Yeah, they seem smart and competent. Which means there will only be one of them left after they're picked off one by one for making the terrible decision to help Rick's group.

TM: [Laughs.]

The other night I happened upon one of those low rent late night Skinemax movies, during a scene set to an instrumental 'cover' of "Smooth" with the notes just slightly off enough to avoid copyright infringement.

They could stand to lose a plot point as well. The most exhausting thing about Apatow is the need to always insert one more false crisis at the point the movie should be over.

For a brief time, the term 'SJW' referred to an uncommonly extreme left type of person whose gender identity was 25 words long and who felt oppressed by white bread and all phallic shapes.

Absolutely, if even then. Some people's reaction to increasingly overwhelming evidence is to double down. See also: anti-vaxxers, Sandy Hook truthers, flat earthers, birthers, etc.

Yes, not just a prominent black man, but probably the most powerful black man ever in entertainment, especially when a lot of these guys were growing up. Add in a healthy amount of justifiable distrust towards the justice system and media and this is what you get.

Yeah, that's impressively 100% false. Lollapalooza is in Grant Park. They're not building on Grant Park.

You sound like the kind of person who writes Youtube comments on Collective Soul videos, saying something like 'now this is REAL music.'

This is accurate. The only thing that dwarfs his musical genius is his insatiable need to be recognized for said genius.