Pretty good. I know some big thing happened with Hodor. And the immediate resolution of some of the "big stuff" at the end of last season, but nothing that wasn't speculated already anyway. And there was some cool fighting flashback which we already heard about in the books (I think). That's about it, I'm pretty happy…

In the future, all men are forced to really love Wikipedia by the robot overlords.

Yeah but this says "low-rent" hitman. You gotta be high-rent to be cool enough to win the heart of your resentful high school sweetheart.

Damn, you had me convinced every match-up was some sort of insane opposite-worlds pairing. What is this Gasteyer vs Dratch bs.

Moral ambiguity is not the be-all end all of agency.

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At this point I have an illicit copy of that episode bookmarked just so I can watch that one scene whenever I want…it's really sad how hard clips of this show are to find on YouTube :/ Nice find!

Well that's fair. But I think it's also fair for those two particular characters to not be aware of it.

Again, I'm really not sure why you're so defensive here. I'm going to leave now.

He's getting too old for this shit

Well, felt genuine to me, but I'm sure it also drew Paige closer to her mother. And of course, the best way to hook a mark is to find something genuine :P

I know it's hard to follow when there's a character that isn't clearly labelled Working For the Good Guys or Working For the Bad Guys, but try and stick with it.

AND gives you the spy action you really wanted :)

You've really helped clarify my sometimes-frustration talking about this show with people! Absolutely, long live trinary terms :)

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By the way I have been holding out for Winds of Winter and passing on Game of Thrones this season, but I think this is one spoiler I could stomach: Please tell me Maester Pycelle has done Kung Fu recently?

Oh man, I know at this point this show would never go so outlandish, but I was still instinctively worried they were going to imply some sabotage angle when he brought up Challenger.

Yeah motherfuckers, how dare you like this show so much!

Orphan Black was fun and Tatiana Maslany is amazing, but after awhile I just kinda felt like that show was just throwing itself forward at breakneck speed without any real reason underneath it all.

She did have a crush on him from way back in the beginning, and her "I'm glad you're back" conversation seemed genuine. I don't think her mind would've gone to "who was that other girl I was jealous of" if she didn't have some real feelings. But those feelings are insanely complicated because they're intermingled with…