I would like Agent Carter television movies. She could be our generation’s Banacek!

So like the Random Priest scene in Man of Steel, it was completely pointless and never be referenced again?

Also you notice how Snyder’s Doomsday has the exact same origin story as Nuclear Man from Superman 4? That’s right, Snyder may have ripped off one of the worst Superman movies for Doomsday’s origin.

The villain of the Justice League movie is Zack Snyder

they haven’t had a good album since 2009, so this makes sense

I liked how NTW & Colossus basically treated him like he was saying crazy things that they ignored whenever he would get all irreverent & 4th wall breaky. That's how it works very well. Have the regular X-Men just entirely ignore his ridiculous bullshit or eventually get pissed off about it & hit him for it. But don't…

Nope, because Lyanna wasn’t even into Robert Baratheon. Also, there’s not really any evidence to suggest she was involved with anyone other than Rhaegar. Meanwhile, there has been a lot of obvious hinting that her relationship with Rhaegar was not the tale told by Ned and other northerners, that she was “kidnapped and…

No. In the books, it seems quite clear that Robert had never slept with her (according to Cersei, he was in love with something he’d never touched or had). Even if he had, the timing is off: Lyanna dies in her “bed of blood” which suggests in childbirth, and she was kidnapped over 12 and more like 18 months before the…

These flashbacks just reinforce what I felt reading the books, and watching the show up to this point. I would much, MUCH rather read/watch the story of previous generation(s), and see how Westeros reached it’s present state. Robert’s Rebellion, the Reign of the Mad King, the Dance of Dragons, Rise & Fall of…

Ned Stark states flat out in the books that Howland Reed saved his life, and that Arthur Dayne would have beat him if not for Howland’s interference. If they really wanted to show Ned Stark acting dishonorably, they should have had him stab Arthur Dayne in the back, not Howland Reed.

It was probably because he lied about what happened, afterwards, since Bran seems surprised how things actually went down. And he probably lied to protect a bigger lie, so that if his discomfort about the Tower of Joy ever got too obvious, he would have a backup lie to confess.

Re: Arya, I’m a bit disappointed they haven’t shown the book aspect of her warging into street cats so that she can still “see.” That’s way more interesting, to me, than just giving her back her eyes, and provides a nice connection between her and Bran.

I love that in this universe Tyrion literally created Never Have I Ever.

Yeah, because God would tell you to leave someone on the side of the road. Where do these “Christians” get these ideas? Do they even read the Bible? At all?

You understand that this is an article called “Morning Spoilers” right?

He’s both idiot

tbh it sounds like a story of a bully who sent an already weird kid over the edge. Not judging.

sounds like you bullied him, look what you’ve created.

Sometimes the lowest-hanging fruit tastes the sweetest.