AVC somehow still ignores the African American executive producers who have been very vocal about how reactionary this outrage is?
Nope, shit on the GoT guys and call it a day.

Two years from now:
Why our interview with Natasha and Moshe from 2017 doesn't deserve your hate.

Not to mention she would babysit Johnny and tutored Josie with her english! Honestly, girl needed MORE coke.

Rick Grimes surveys the fuzzy green screened land high atop Twin Peaks, the roof, ruff ruff, of the town.

Sometimes I feel like she's a red herring, but at the moment she's definitely a candidate for Ms. Twin Peaks 2015.

That spotlight immediately made me think of Maddie. That brilliant scene going back and forth between normal speed sound / visuals and the hyper realistic primal slow motion (animal!) sounds and giant spotlights SHOULDN'T be so amazing, yet it's one of the most brutal, amazing things ever filmed.

Tammy: Nancy, do you manage a spam account for something called a Land Rover Range Rover?
Nancy: Yes! 97$ But it's reel….it's awl real…..YOU CUD WIN A TRIP TO teh BaHaMaS!
SCOOBA LESSONS 1/2 off &Hearts;
Tammy: Is that where you met the Major?
Nancy: Yes. Major Deals. All prices slashed! GOOGLE //

Ah, in our new culture that is enough to make him an evil reviled man!

She was too busy reading ZergNet's "Westros' 10 Most Epic Shits"

I'd ask one of them to explain but our heads would explode from illogical overload.

That is a DISGUSTING LIE!
(The part about Pat being funny)
You take that back.

Winston is being, what's the word…reflexively defensive. I mean, we all make "ironic" jokes on here. It's only when one of them hits too close to home for someone, that these little one on one comment wars break out.
But I digress.

I watched the entire series but I lost a lot of interest in season 3. That whole business with the Castors and Coady at that sepia toned military base with Paul (remember Paul?) did not interest me at all, and when they'd reference those plot elements I had trouble remembering things, and I can follow weird shows…

Yep. I agree with that. That's at least how I interpreted it. Sarah isn't mom of the year, sometimes Alison loses her temper with the kids (like all humans do), and Helena can't pinpoint where all the sand is coming from. Cosima was talking about perceived insecurities, and her own actual ones, and what it all meant.…

I kind of thought that scene was about the opposite. Like, she doesn't feel maternal, Cosima is thinking, 'Am I wrong to feel this? No.'. Plus, it was a scene where all the sisters were talking about their faults or perceived faults.

I was severely disappointed with the finale. There was far too much cat and mouse, wandering dark hallways in the beginning, and PT (a crap villain) went out as blandly as he came in. I felt like everything didn't really gel. It all just sort of ended.
I will say that I loved the end, because when Sarah was still "a…

OH MY GOD! I did too. I was like, "Sam, I get that Gilly rambles at times, but you're gonna bolt on her and the kid?"
When they showed them with him it kind of made me think that they WANTED us to question if he would.

Abigail Brooks' Twitter feed is interesting right now. I honestly can't tell if she is sincerely saying she didn't get the intent of the scene, or if she's being condescending to all the icky men who MANSPLAINED things to her (i.e. told her the flaw in her logic)

For these crimes and for failing to bend the knee to Dany ("My back, I won't be able to stand back oop!") he will also die by dragon fire.

I feel bad clicking on it because I knew what it was going to be, and in that way, they WON. But also, I had to come here to comment that it's lame, because deep down I really want these fake-ass signaling "articles" to end.