Of course he's heard it, that's how he knows it sounds batshit crazy, and forcing Brienne to insist it is true anyways is the easiest way to make her undermine her own position. "Sansa, I'm here to protect you! Also, you'll notice I appear to be kind of a loon. Trust me!"

No, we don't need a subplot of Alison running the school.

This is entirely on point:
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It's not bad, although I gotta say its opening credits probably tell a better story than the actual show, both visually and plotwise.

Valar downlaedis.

For the night is dark and full of torrents…

Hali was the one a few episodes back who said her becoming a lawyer means she'll be "part of the Constitution", right? So adorable!

I'm pretty sure the second photo actually shows Walton Goggins.

He took his gavel and hit himself on the head a few times.

No, Danny DeVito looks more like Jesus' twin brother.

That is indeed a Wynn-Duffy-sized portion of luck!

The fact that the Dominion war wouldn't have worked on TNG is actually a sign for the unique quality of TNG, and something that makes it superior to DS9 in my book.

Yeah, having Cheney as acting president made for some anxious two hours both times.

Yes, but…

It is a real shame that one apparently will never be released on DVD simply due to music rights.

However, I'm actually surprised the caption doesn't say "Justin Kirk (right)".

Speaking of Martin, here's 52 minutes of George R.R. Martin and Sibel Kekilli (Shae), where he shows her parts of his house before they explore Santa Fe together, drink (a lot), eat (even more), and talk (all the time):

Ava: "I gave you what you always wanted, Raylan: Boyd Crowder bleedin' at your feet."

That salad sure didn't look very threatening.

And without idealism.