Yes, I’m not arguing otherwise—I’m just sick of people criticizing the royals for shit that’s made up instead of actual, valid concerns. 

Yeah, this show’s impact on people who don’t think critically is wild.

Here we go again. Why do we need to have this conversation every time people enjoy a villainous character? It just comes off as concern trolling at this point.

Given how mediocre this show has been, I kind of want that.

Is it anger issues or just disappointment that Rhaenyra didn’t realize such a hot catch he really was.

Yeah, but a DRAGON BLEW THROUGH THE FLOOR DUDE EPICCCCCCCCC

Who needs character development, amirite?

The Harldy Boys in: The Mystery of the Missing Editor

I know that.  My grandmother was one of those die hard there's one Ireland people, I just accidentally didn't notice the County Cork part.  Which is extra embarrassing because I've always wanted to visit Old Head of Kinsale.

God, she was wonderful. Her Salome in DOTN is a master class in acting drunk—as well as consistently hilarious. (I think she sets the record for mispronouncing Poirot’s name the most times in a Christie movie.) And her awful socialite mom in Henry Orient gave that movie surprisingly serious emotional stakes.

Death on the Nile is soooo fun.

The World of Henry Orient!!! Been ages since I’ve seen it. Good catch!

Ive always found her rendition of the title song to be this timeless indescribably beautiful time capsule paired with a wonderfully animated sequence.  Reduces me to tears with its beauty, and for the memories it conjures up.  Its somehow sadder now with her gone, a grandmotherly love saying goodnight forever.

Adorable interview once with her and Frank Sinatra.  The host asks her about the kissing son scene.  She says all polite and lady like about how its ambiguous but it does hold for a while implying a lot.  Frank just says cut the crap your banging the kid.  Hilarious. 

 What a deliciously BONKERS performance.

RIP. Seriously, watch The Manchurian Candidate in honor of Angela Lansbury. One of the great cinematic villains of all.

Ooh, I can’t wait to learn the next Hollywood figure who is revealed to be an absolute scumbag by being cast as a villain in a Branagh Poirot movie. 

Look, I have to say it: Branagh is worst fucking person to play Poirot based on phrenology alone.

Last week’s episode is still better, but this one was solid. Yet another time jump meant yet another disorienting first Act, as I reacclimate myself with who’s who of the new cast (while continuing to be amused at how age works on this show... Suddenly Aemond looks older than Aegon, and Criston Cole has got to be from…

The Jesus in my illustrated Bible  looked like a Nordic surfer

At this point, given this has gone on for years regardless of whatever treatment he is or isn’t getting at the time, it’s pretty clear whatever mental health issues he has don’t have anything to do with having his shitty views. All they seem to do is affect just how vocally he’s currently expressing those shitty views.