probably the part about the insane turncoat jarhead being stricken by an unspeakable sadness and rage when hearing about his teenage lover dying due to his treason.

I think Phillip needed to hear that someone else beleived that grace and forgiveness were possible- because it seems he believes it himself-(or wants to anyway) Why try and save the septic driver otherwise?

And i think the reason Phillip didn't kill him right then and there is because Phillip very much wants to believe that, and to some degree already does. (though the botched grace this week hasn't really helped out)

and the look in his eye as he tells the guy from Fargo/Drew Carey that no one ever does.
He's a really effective and compelling actor.

Oh i thought they filmed justified in South Korea!

i've heard that dying of hypothermia is relatively painless, not that it wouldnt be horrible to wait for it…

on one hand yes, rape.
on the other: is anyone watching GoT for moral guidance? Not only is there violence against women in the show, but violence against children, men and animals.

SING IT ON THE MOUNTAIN BROTHER.

I think he used that for the stabby barbq last season though…

jesus christ, either go to counseling, or just fucking break up.

the scene with Tyrion yelling at Shae was fucking heartbreaking. Was a great little bit of acting by Dinklage, and it was enough to give the episode an A in my book..

that is such a ridiculous and short sighted theory about one of the most generous and well made movies ever put together.

Yellow Jumpsuits.

Not to be that guy, but who exactly has a non-horrifying time in westeros?

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but of course, including quotations from a comment you are marking as a spoiler sort of makes yours a spoiler as well.

if you keep this by your bed, you will go to sleep happier.

THE MONKEY'S IN THE BASKETBALL.

also, and I think this is actually important: you can HEAR carpenter's influence…

The size and scope of Gainsbourg's Daddy issues must be formidable'.