I think the show kind of had to blur out the name of the father in the Tower of Joy scene, because the text of the show doesn’t make it clear who the hell Rhaegar Targaryen is. Eagle-eyed viewers with memories like elephants might know, but the average viewer has no clue who Rhaegar is and why Jon would be in danger…

Largely what I expected from the episode with a few big surprises. Seriously though... People covering thousands of miles between scenes is really starting to pass into the realm of contrivance.

That nice helping of humble pie a girl served made the whole show worth it.

Bran begins to go mad with power, and eventually is responsible for most of the bad things that have already happened.

Enormous impact. Dwayne is the reason I learned people like me had a place in this medium.

No. It’s just as unaware and insensitive to issues of race as those who say, “All lives matter.” Here’s the point, for the larger part of comics history, the racial makeup of most characters has not been diverse at all. As a reader of color, what is one to think of their person in context? Do they matter? Are they…

I honestly can’t think of the last time I heard a studio executive so blunt and open. Did hell freeze over?

we have deferred the creative lead to Marvel, because they know what they’re doing. We start shooting the new Spider-Man in Atlanta [in mid-June].

Sony has the ultimate authority. But we have deferred the creative lead to Marvel, because they know what they’re doing.

At this point, I can only imagine cinematic Superman would do anything to join the cinematic Avengers.

So it was all:

Details from the leaked script!

I’m... unconvinced. I know that he went into this knowing, deep in his soul, KNOWING that he was gonna have to defend this decision. And he’s got strong justifications. And he’s technically right: Rhodey is the central character that ties these two other characters who are the faces of their respective sides together,…

“Raw’s Owl Goat? God fucking dammit, Autocorrect!”

I can’t be cynical about an endeavor like this. All the money and time spent helping this little boy not only improved his chance at life and improved his parents’ lives, but it also improved the knowledge and skills of the doctors who helped them. Helping him helps the fields of science and medicine.

“Captain Adorable”

I’m fine with women ruling it all. No problem with that at all. I vote for Brienne, Lord Commander of the Nights Watch! How cool would that be?

However, Jon doesn’t seem clever at all following that battle.

The Iron Isles are the Texas of Westeros.

For me, “I’ll always be a part of you” is all about the rape and the trauma. Ask any survivor.