I've hated people for less! But the speech was really a loooong time coming, starting with his theologian character from Contact.

I have a strong suspicion that Mr. or Ms. J. Sherrill has never even READ that book!

The lesson is: life not worth living without Mac-on-a-hay.

I am happy to live in blissful ignorance of his outstanding performances. After that Oscar speech I've come to the conclusion that I actually just hate him as a human being, and therefore my life is enriched by his absence.

I felt like at the time this movie understood gaming better than any other movie I'd ever seen.

I wonder what the original video was.

The trailer sort of leaves out all the crushing loneliness and terabytes of pornography devoted to this shit, too.

I really wish this show didn't star Matthew Macanorahey or however his name is spelled. Because it looks like something I'd really like.

If I were forced to choose between spending a weekend with Juggalos or Pastafarians I'd pick the Juggalos every freakin' time. It's not even a choice.

What makes it so soapy is the fact that characters spend a majority of their time talking about things happening (past and future) rather than actually doing things..?

If they didn't consummate their marriage (much like I assume Tyrion and Sansa have not) is their marriage legal and proper? I seem to recall someone saying that the bedding ceremony was to make sure the bride and groom get into bed together in order to consummate their marriage, so it could be a thing.

I remembered back when I wanted Joffrey to die so bad a couple of years ago. I longed for his death. Pined for it. Imagined how it would actually come to pass. Who it would be. Sometimes I was afraid it might never actually happen. Then, at last, it happened tonight. But I had this feeling deep inside that a justice…

Now we just have to watch out for my other grandma—she's REAL crazy.

She looked like she was from Dune.

Next-time-ons are the worst, especially for people who function cognitively. It's not hard to guess at what's going to happen when the major beats of a story are sort of sketched for you by showing you scenes.

When she smiled that girl looked like one of the nicest people to ever appear on this show.

I thought maybe he was choking too, but yeah… Poisoned wine or poisoned pie?

I did NOT like Bronn's answers at all. Tyrion's break-up scene was really, really sad to me. Tyrion and Shae's relationship was the most romantic one on the show.

Last week was the first time, as far as I know, that they ever had a conversation on this show. And the director did a great job of making us realize that Jaime is looking at and seeing his own terrible son. I was picking up a lot of deep regret and resentment.

I was freaking giddy when I heard that! Then I remembered Georgie wrote this episode, too. Must be a fan.