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Honestly, there are a lot of women who'd be happy to date a cute rich dude who didn't expect sex.

Seems like a sloppy move for a faceless assassin.

"You've been at church camp for two years. Let's have this conversation now, all of a sudden."

The Brotherhood without Banners are probably going to draw the Hound down toward Riverrun, back near people who recognize him. I don't know the mechanism that would land him as the combatant against his brother, but it wouldn't be hard to make those pieces fall into place.

Well we have to judge within the confines of the genre, which allows us to admire characters who have murdered people. I don't think Sandor is a good person, but he does have a very consistent internal moral code.

When I tell my friends about Outlander, I describe it as "The Notebook + Braveheart." We got some Notebook-era stuff!

The books are a playful romp through the prettiest parts of western history that Gabaldon happens to have knowledge about. There's a reason my mom and gramma loved these books 20 years ago. They're 80% delicious fluff.

Hon we all need more wine. The #wellactually commenter showed up :/

I agree with this. Claire disappeared for three-ish years, and came back pregnant with another man's child and claiming to be married to a man that she loved more than Frank. Frank could have divorced her then and there. He could have simply left her.

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Frank supported Claire for over 20 years even though she never gave up on her love to another man, and he raised a child who wasn't his. Claire didn't want to be with him for the bulk of their marriage, but she sure did let him pay for her medical school.

I really liked this episode, even if it was mostly treading water and table-setting. I love the flashes to WWII. Caitriona is a beauty in every era.

Dougal definitely knows something that Claire and Jamie don't.

I call Angus and Rupert the Night's Watch! Oh, those lovable idiots. Love em!

Huh? Desmond David Hume is the Lost character.

Desmond David Hume.

The early books in the series hinge on the '90s Boomer fascination with WWII, which is something that's hard to recreate in the year 2016. We simply don't think of war the same way these days, and we certainly don't default to trusting our governments. I recently rewatched a bunch of old X-Files episodes and was…

Keisha Castle-Hughes already landed another show. That doesn't mean that they wouldn't just kill off her character and continue visiting Dorne twice a year, but I don't think it bodes well for the importance of Dorne in the scheme of things. D+D cast an Oscar nominee and didn't use her. Just stupid.

Umm, Hecate is English lol.

So we're getting Jaime/Bronn and Brienne/Tormund in the same episode? I'm trash for that kind of fanservice. Love it!!