Oh, whoops, forgot about Double Dash. Loved Battle Mode there.

To be (sad but) fair, Battle Mode has steadily worsened since Super Mario Kart.

But nowadays, gamers are smart enough to know that you buy a Nintendo console for the 1st party stuff, and frankly those titles drive me more than straight-up game quantity.

Oddly enough, that's what happened with my PS3. I bought MGS 4 and FFXIII, and use it for streaming TV. I've always played Nintendo consoles consistently more.

Feeling a little sick from someone he ate, Hannibal turns blue, and goes to assemble a pyramid with his mind for some reason.

If they kill Crawford, it's possible that Cynthia Nixon's character could fill his role. And we never know…Bryan Fuller has proven dauntless about screwing with canon!

I'm curious whether they'll subvert or embrace the "all the regulars survive but poor Kacey Rohl dies again" expectation.

Zeller and Price?

I dunno, pretty much everyone made a well-timed call for backup or paramedics. I'm holding out hope for Abigail! It paid off last time! Don't leave us again, Kacey Rohl!

Did anybody else, during that blue sky credit sequence, feel like this was almost planned as a sick joke of a series finale?

Gaines? Really? Whenever I rewatch season 1 all I can think is "warm-up villain for a show still figuring out how do to great villains."

That was fun and all, but the real question is: are we looking at our first ever "24 skips part of the day" transition next week?

I KNEW Ser Pounce was important.

I actually really liked that. She clearly doesn't have romantic feelings for him, but loves him very much and that was just how the affection poured out based on their emotional connection. It felt incredibly honest, actually.

That's the new 'shipper name.

"It was already in the bowl…"

To be fair, though, Hodor's word for knife IS Hodor.

I'd rather she do both. Bring her aesthetic to a unique film of her own passions, and apply her knack for staging and tension to a big tentpole film.

Now all I can think of is the opening sequence in the pilot of The Americans.

And the not-insignificant feeling of guilt ABOUT your relief.