Re: Littlefinger: "The fact that he didn’t suggests he really does love Sansa."

Getting missed by every single horse pretty much made it questionable from the very beginning. Unless Ramsey didn't want him killed that quick. But he doesn't really seem like the type to care about taking care of things himself.

Seems completely unnecessary to do this kind of thing because, even the original Saint doesn't have some unique, groundbreaking premise that it needs to be remade, and aside from older folks there's no real attachment to or even memory of the original.

The last minute save isn't exactly a new or unexpected thing, but it's still satisfying on some level. It works a little better with this show because we all know that an unhappy ending is very possible.

Sure, but enjoying someone being torn to pieces and eaten alive by animals is a whole extra step beyond. Maybe I'm not separating the morality of the real world from the TV show world that lets us enjoy revenge and brutal punishments, but I find it interesting how many people here are loving her smiling as it…

This show is often about making sure even a sort of victory isn't a big happy one. The reveal of new soldiers was kind of what I was suspecting, simply because, after all that I just didn't want a terrible evil-always-wins ending. Sure they won, but Rickon is killed in a humiliating heartless way. And, yes, Ramsay got…

What about free shipping?

I don't get how they come up with dates for fantasy worlds and other planets that don't have traditional calendars.

You're probably right that a lot, maybe most, will get on board with him. But I still think he'll get more Republicans disagreeing with him then some of the more mainstream potential candidates would have.

I think that a president can't do quite as much damage if congress is not on his side. With Trump you know the Democrats won't be on his side, but so many Republicans are finding it very difficult to support him he may find it tough to convince some of them to go along with him, too.

She Spies! That's where I remembered her from. The wacky days of lots of syndicated TV shows. I never was a regular viewer, but I'm sure I watched five minutes here and there just for the women.

Over the years I managed to develop a crush on Kristen Miller despite her mostly appearing in crappy cancelled TV shows. What the hell else was she in?

This is a great example of people not liking something because its not what they expected it to be. I remember this coming out and people got annoyed because it wasn't some attempt at scathing political satire and instead was a sitcom parody. But Parker and Stone seem to always do their own thing.

Isn't Game of Thrones supernatural erotica?

No kidding. What other corporation is donating that much? If we wanted to only say things about 100% "nice" companies we'd never say anything.

I know Dinesh got screwed over because he already was being shallow… But Gilfoyle really has gone from being a ball buster to just needing to get his ass kicked.

I don't think I had trouble understanding Cloud Atlas. It was more that I didn't know why I was supposed to care about any of it. I found it different but ultimately uninteresting. I was expecting some big "Aha!" moment to tie things together and I just didn't get that. It just didn't really do it for me…

While being annoyed at Tommen's complete gullibility and brainwashing, I started to wonder if he is being manipulated by Margaery instead. Maybe there's some kind of behind the scenes plot going on here? I know Tommen is pretty much a weak pushover, but he seemed to turn on his mother fairly easily.

I don't think it's fair to criticize Tyrion and Varys' "half-hearted" goodbye. Are we expecting tears and a hug? They're a couple dudes. They wouldn't be getting all emotional.

Sort of, but to me maybe he is actually the most realistic person on the show. Sure, while we like to root for the honorable people who stand on principle no matter what, how many of us here would be just as "cowardly" while fearing for their family's lives?