The Wire is often FUCKING HILARIOUS.

Marty Friedman's solo in "Tornado of Souls", you heathens.

She's from Barbados.

The critical response really saddens me. I saw it the other day—most certainly one of the great movies of the last quarter century, and by far the most terrifying experience I've had in a theater. The terror comes not from the gore or even the constant menace; it comes from being utterly convinced that the fundament…

I will not stand for this bullshit that Titanic is anything less than a towering achievement of cinema. Go see it on a big screen, love it, come back and apologize.

In the original shoot of the Game of Thrones pilot, she played Catelyn Stark. Probably would have been pretty different.

Oh Ramsay

That's "piqued".

First to get information out of him, then when she was convinced he never was.

And Last Resort! But he didn't do anything with Terriers, that was all Ted Griffin.

Between seasons 1 and 2—it spoils the end of the first season.

I'm sad to see that everyone's forgotten about Spartacus already—besides being endlessly awesome for three and a half seasons straight, its conclusion is Epic in a dictionary sense, on a physical and emotional scale. One death in particular is both utterly devastating and stand-up-and-cheer uplifting.

The showrunners have flatly stated the Saul is not a double agent.

No?

The Giant is literally named Wun Wun. Subtle, George.

Grind grind grind grind grind grind

That's dumb.

Where's Bill Pullman in Independence Day?!

Peter Jennings started smoking again after 9/11, developing the lung cancer that eventually killed him.

I keep trying to convert her to the Iain Glen camp—every week I want to press her face to the TV and scream LOOK HOW HOT HE IS—but no use so far.