Busy Philipps and Shea Whigham are a combo I never knew I needed in my life.

BRRRRMMMMMM

I don't think they're doing that anymore unfortunately, but if the film makes bug bucka, then maybe they'll re-evaluate. I imagine it'd be something HBO would like to replace Thrones in a couple years, especially if they centre the show around the young-Roland, Wizard and Glass era.

But does Corey Stoll wear a wig in this? I really need to know. For a friend.

As much as I love character actress Margo Martindale, her getting nommed over Frank Langella is a little criminal. But considering The Americans got a lot of love for the first time, I'm willing to overlook it.

This is why the TCA and Critics' Choice Television awards are so much more in tune with the current zeitgeist.

Last Week Tonight and….??

MM reaching for the camera is just so…Atttack of the 50 Foot Alright Alright Alright

That Choire Sicha quote is excellent.

Blown on costume and set design, aside from a few cobbled lanes, country scenes and the stuff in America this season, most of it was interiors.

In the season finale of her new spinoff, she is partially blinded by the acidic spray of a particular vicious breed of Amazonian Hopping Spiders, thus necessitating a pair of gold framed spectacles for the rest of the show.

I feel like rather than mismatched they would be delightfully suited. They can read poetry to each other and knit stockings.

"I'm telling you Cap'n, this sinister fog is no good! Why in the blistering barnacle are we out here chasing our tails and our sails?"
"Steady on old chap! As Byzantium burns we shall suckle from the teat of Old Davy Jones Locker one last time!"
*fog clears*
*Cap'n gets thrown o'erboard*

Ah, the Dark Shadows ending.

I feel like Showtime must be blackmailing Logan, because this felt like anything but how he wanted things to end.

I wonder if the church will fall into a sinkhole?

"Each character on this show has these blinders on that limit them to paying attention to only one storyline" - I haven't been able to put my finger on it, but this is what's irritating me.

My hopes were dashed of a hard cut from Tyrion's play actor to a closeup on Dinklage.

"Emilia Clarke noticeably struggling to act" I mean if we're being honest here, that's pretty much her default mode.

Pretty, pretty, pretty good double feature.