Crowe: I was in Gladiator. The audience expects a certain level of ass-kickingness from me.

There is, sadly, never enough Eva Green

Didn’t expect that, did you?

Serve God. Jesse for fuck sake PICK YOUR WORDS MORE CAREFULLY!

It would be interesting if Jesse’s use of the word didn’t defeat Odin, but instead turned him into the Big Bad. Before being given a mission “to serve god,” Odin seemed happy to putter around in his office, playing video games, working on his diorama of The Alamo, or pursuing one of his other hobbies. Now Jesse has…

I got the sense that enough time has passed since Sansa’s escape that she would be showing. Also, since she was married to the father, the baby would not be a bastard.

Technically it “First, Rome, Sopranos, Deadwood, then Sopranos, followed by Carnivale and THEN Game of Thrones and now this.”

I don’t think Sansa knew they were coming for sure. She had told Littlefinger to get bent, so she might not have wanted to give Jon false hope only to have it end in disaster when the backup never arrived.

Are you saying he’s not?

I’m with you. I can’t drink IPAs. If I wanted to taste grass clippings, I’d go taste grass clippings.

She needs to go sit in a coffee shop and be judging people on listening to mainstream music.

That scene with Avasarala on the roof with her grandson, talking about dropping rocks from space made the hearts of all of us who’ve read the books skip a beat.

I enjoyed it. It w as more than just straightforward military SF. It had things to say about surveillance states, corporitazation of the state, the nature of AI, screen addiction, and a few other things. My only problem with it was hat it starts to get repetitive as he series goes on, especially by the time you get to…

False.

Eh, it’s pretty unlikely but not impossible by any stretch. The thing about the mama bear is this: you smell weird to her. Unfamiliar, alien. The chemicals in your shampoo and deodorant are just odd. But the wolf? She knows what that smells like and exactly what that means for her cub. It’s the only shred of hope you…

I like to think that all Liam Neeson movies are all the same person and that they are a documentaries of how he leads his life.

What a beautiful abstract mess!

As a massive fan of mythology, I felt like the world’s largest doofus when i read that novel and didn’t pick up on “Wednesday” and “Low Key”.

I hadn’t considered the aesthetic until your comment. The Crocodile Bar isn’t described in depth, and while I personally pictured it as more of a grime-stained, knock-off TGIFriday’s sort of kitsch, the photo shows a location very much in keeping with the freakish aesthetic of the House on the Rock. Given that the…

This isn’t bad news, really. I would argue the vast majority of long-running shows lose something after their fifth season. Better for a show to conclude on a high note by finishing up its storylines rather than to drag on and progressively grow worse and ruin memories of its better days. *cough*Supernatural*cough*