It’s a Fiesta of puns!

They turned “Deplorables” into a point of pride. “Orange Shitgibbon/Pence” isn’t that much worse.

I like the American Gods depiction of a plethora of Jesuses (Jesii?) of all races, attitudes and orientations, just hanging out in Easter’s garden, politely arguing while blessing each other.

The “Disco Demolition” Pray referred to was in Chicago, not New York. The White Sox had to forfeit game two of a double-header after the on-field riot. But the sentiment was right - a bunch of young white men, egged on by a local shock jock, lashing out against anything perceived as “gay.”

As Bojack Horseman put it, “When you’re wearing rose-colored glasses, all the red flags just look like flags.”

Jeff Bezos personally saved The Expanse, but now I worry about whether it will get a Season Five. #ScreamingFirehawks

“Michael, calling Ligur, and showing just how little a difference there really is between the “good guys” and the bad.”

Matt Berry is #2. Shohreh Aghdashloo as Chrisjen Avasarala on “The Expanse” is the Queen.

Take the “Brigham Brougham,” add two-ish centuries, and you get the LDSS Nauvoo....

It was Dragonstone, not KL. Euron surprised them by detaching a small part of the Iron Fleet — the ones with mounted scorpions — for an ambush.

It was Dragonstone, not King’s Landing. That wasn’t Euron’s entire fleet, just the ones sturdy enough for a scorpion.

There were two of them, so that’s pretty confusing.

I think those “old men” were actually Craster’s sons. They grow quickly beyond the Wall.

“Never go in against a Lannister when DEATH is on the line!” *evil cackle*

Don’t forget BD Wong as the best version of Dr. Hugo Strange.

The baffling Bullock subplot, with the guard shooting himself and Bullock freely confessing to murder, was straight out of the Jervis Tetch playbook. So, yes, baffling. 

Alfred and Lucius decided to not tell Gordon and Bullock, despite the advantages of having important assets not getting in The Batman’s way.

The “Tron knock-off” look doesn’t fill me with hope he’ll be LESS annoying.

If Gillian Anderson likes the new showrunner, that might yet happen.

Ibis & Jacquel barely had a working TV, and none of the Old Gods have a smartphone. What we saw was the barest hint of the temporary chaos caused by New Media’s hoax and Technical Boy’s financial system hack.