Try the Miriam Hopkins-Gary Cooper-Frederic March film "Design for Living", in which Hopkins' character, in a love triangle with Cooper and March, picks…both of them.

…wait, that movie is three hours long?

Don't worry, some of us have no idea what the hell "RLM" is.

It doesn't bother me from that standpoint but all the murder at the end is gross and disgusting and takes all the fun out of the movie.

I love love love Michael Palin's shows. But it did occur to me that the internet would have made his trip around the world a lot easier.

That's exactly what I was thinking. All the writers in this article seem to assume that "new" equals "better". There's a real sneering tone to all the entries above. No, we couldn't possibly like Chuck Berry music because Chuck Berry music is awesome, it must be because he's "dated" to the Fifties or something.

There's a lot of contempt in some of these thoughts about things people supposedly like. Everything is dated. Every fucking thing. All the stuff the 17-year-olds who write for the AV Club think is cool will one day be dated.

The box was a heroin addict's works, needles and such.

I thought the same. He relapsed because he's a heroin addict, he'd been immersed in the world of heroin for a day, and there was a kit at his feet.

That was a lot of complaining for an A- review.

By rescuing diplomats, you mean?

Rather see him as OSS 117 again.

They also regularly appear on TV once a week.

Leslie Jones is the worst performer I've ever seen on this show.

We need to get Miranda Otto on this show.

Oh, yeah, chalk her dissing of Tyrion up in the "dirt-stupid" part of the ledger. Good job, Sansa, didn't want to be married to Tyrion, so now you're getting paired off with a raging psychopath.

It's kind of fun getting in the first couple dozen comments of a thread that will probably be at 1500 by tomorrow afternoon.

Of course in the show there's pretty much only one Frey, Walder. And that homely daughter that Edmure is presumably still married to? Somewhere in IDGAF-stan?

I don't know how things will turn out, no doubt in a depressing, nihilistic manner.

The counter-argument would be that early Sansa was dumber than a fencepost. Notice her utter cluelessness when it came to Joffrey. And IIRC, her bumbling wound up helping get her father executed.