Seriously, I've said "fuck Ollie" as much as the next person, but why exactly was the teenage trauma survivor singled out as one of the four traitors to hang?

RIP Shaggydog.

It'd also be nice if the romance options weren't completely heteronormative, but I don't expect that to happen.

I really like the turn-based battle (real-time battle just turns me into a button-masher because I don't think quickly), but it would be neat to see some of the demon negotiations and/or press turn system found in Nocturne, etc. I completely agree re. getting different social link outcomes — or even having social…

Knowing what did and did not change between Persona 3 and Persona 4, what are the expectations for Persona 5? I don't know how much is known about the game at this point (not much, is my understanding, but I haven't looked into it much since the teaser trailer quite a while ago), but what do people hope to see or not…

Yeah, but these are Japanese students.

The show very specifically set up precedent for a red priest resurrecting someone with full humanity (though still with consequences).

My pet theory is that Jon is Benjen's son (the Night's Watch oath would make his existence a problem, and the symmetry would be nice, plus none of that "secretly royal" bullshit"). I accept that this is almost certainly not the case.

"Turn around and walk away, Walda. Turn Around And Walk Away, Walda! TURN AROUND AND WALK AWAY, WALDA!!" Repeated until obvious denouement, at my watch party.

I knew one would kill the other, but I sure was hoping Roose would kill Ramsay, because I find Ramsay so fucking tedious.

I'm pretty sure one of the stripper's name was Helvetica, and that's amazing.

Oh yeah, then that makes no sense at all. Terrible writing.

I thought Crane's reference to "his path" and that it was better that he and Betsy parted was an oblique reference to later meeting Katrina, etc. I don't know if that lines up chronologically, but the only way they're not just completely rewriting Crane's personal history is if he just didn't meet Katrina until after…

Bunheads. Never forget.

Not necessarily. Remember ephedra? Ephedra was great.

Just when I wonder if Steven Weber might be having more fun than anyone (and to be clear, everyone seems to be having a lot of fun), David Anders pops up to even more gleefully embody his character.

That was my absolute FAVORITE. Everything about that scene is everything I love about iZombie, the characters, and the actors. It went on for the perfect amount of too long.

Well, he didn't eat the cyclist's brain until after he'd (apparently) made up folders of info for his underlings, etc.

I realize this is complicated by the web surfing at the end, but I just assumed that Blaine is hoodwinking his underlings (maybe to test their loyalty?). It was so over the top that I will be shocked if it turns out Blaine really was (even temporarily) going soft.

Wow. Thank God my sister might have that idea, but she would never be able to follow through. She doesn't like to admit it, but she really has to be in charge — which is a-okay with me!