I mean, you might still find enjoyment in them if you're a superfan who just wants to see these things acted out, but personally, I thought that even though the cast was talented, they had zero chemistry or comedic timing with each other and everything felt really chintzy. It couldn't really escape its made-for-TV…

I think I saw on a wiki it's where the dragons used to originally hang out? Maybe that's why Tyrion saw Drogon there when they were sailing up to it.

Probably had a different word in mind.

They already had one!

I don't think that's going to be the case, but wouldn't that be something~

They're really quite bleh

To be fair to Truman, he also dedicated considerable resources after his presidency to healing the sick and saving lives.

How do you know what the show wanted? Do you speak for the show?

Stannis is pretty stoic, though.

Telegraphing something and calling something organic are, like, mutually exclusive.

He's not a really outwardly expressive guy, though. You can clearly tell by the conversation he had with her and his dead stare as he watches that he's inwardly tormented by it, but he still did what he felt he had to do to achieve his "destiny."

You can have chummy talks with Samwell Tarly and still be a cruddy guy on the inside. People aren't so easily pigeon-holed.

That would freak me out WAY more.

Just because it's not its best days doesn't make it bad.

20 years is enough to melt the stifling sexual mores of this country~

Of course it's always been very easy for Roger to give transformative advice: he never thinks to worry about consequences.

It's prohibitively profitable.

At least this gets to have the chance to be its own thing.

B-K:N&B didn't sell that well, I think. Neither did Conker. And Perfect Dark Zero was a stinker. So, uh, what else are they supposed to do? Jet Force Gemini? Blast Corps?

As a fan of B-K, I wasn't cool with the complete retooling (no pun intended) into an engineering game. Also the art redesign was off-putting.