I suspect that Lynch is putting important dialogue into their mouths. Think about Bobby. What seems several days after he finds his father's message (there's at least one dinner with Becky and Shelly and the kid shooting the gun and the honking lady) he tells Big Ed that he had found a message from his father that day)…

It feels like this week a theory of mine was semi-confirmedand I am already bummed about it. As the number of "continuity errors" added up, I started to think that they might be on purpose and those long Roadhouse who could give a damn conversations are actually possibly important. All of the detail that makes them…

I think this is one of those things that make more sense to book readers. Walder Frey is depicted as very old in addition to being a right bastard. He keeps finding young wives and filling them with children, who legion and are all jockeying for position so they benefit when he kicks. Think of the FLDS. Fully 80% of…

It's well known science. If you put Cage's face on Travolta's body, he loses 30 lbs.

She made sure to invite only the Freys "that mattered."

Yeah, the more I think of it, as many people as Cersei has killed she's rarely eliminated an enemy, she's only ever exchanged enemies. I think the only enemy she's completely erased are the Sparrows.

I think you're right and I think it's an oversight. I'm not nitpick about geography or time with GoT, but it seems that the reports about Dany coming to Westeros should have mentioned the dragons, if not led with them. No, wait. She doesn't have Varys anymore. Carry on.

Help me out here, I may have lost this point in the mix. Are Euron and Cersei aware of the dragons? They seem pretty cocky about the fleet despite it being made out of wood and they're going up against dragons.

I wish Sansa would sit down with a ledger and count up Cersei's enemies and allies before counting her a strategic genius.

I and my offending vagina agree with this take on the finale and outcome. Sasha blew the roof off in the first lipsync and when she came out the second time I knew it was going to be over. I also want to add how much Trinity made me love her.

I'm 39 and I found this episode embarrassing. It wasn't that she was taking aim at young people, but the jokes were basically Bobby Moynihan's Drunk Uncle, but delivered snappily. I'm surprised none of the characters asked if their avocado toast came with wi-fi. Since we're being old, what this really reminded me of…

Remember when people got mad at U2 because iTunes just put their album in everyone's music collection without asking them? That's what Nickleback is, involuntary exposure but worse for being in public spaces. You try to go to the grocery store, or do a little fast casual dining, or hit up a CVS for some toothpaste and…

Yeah, Star Wars trailers have about the same goal as "scenes from the next Mad Men." The MO is to indicate on-brand emotional beats while giving nothing away. "Oh, snap! Pete looks pissy!" "Oh wow, Rey is going to be exposed to a surprising thing of wonder and that thing you remember is going to be referenced!"

I had misheard the category as Naughty 90s and was confused at the outfits of the first 3 queens.

I can answer one of these questions. Abraham used a different voice because it wasn't Abraham. It was a red-headed sock puppet in Sasha's head. As to the rest, I gave up after the season premiere, was told that the second half was good and now feel like a complete sucker.

Yup. What I love about RPDR is that it's ANTM plus Project Runway with a talent competition.

Did you finish it? I got bored and wonder I should go back. I might have had more patience for an episode like this earlier in the series run, but now they've played with structure enough that what seemed like a full episode of them arguing in front of a sensible person was boring. Did anything else happen? I…

There's a new season coming to the UK in the Spring. I don't know when it wil reach the US.

I didn't link it as proof. I linked to it because the opinion there almost entirely overlaps with my own opinion, saving me the trouble of spending time crafting a comment. U mad?

You're losing the battle because you're wrong. https://www.theguardian.com…