I was in a psychiatric hospital as a teen- which, granted, is different than medical, but friendships are formed extremely fast under those sorts of circumstances. Especially with the right mixture of personalities. Also, eating disorder patients are kept on medical floors until they are physically stable.

It's a show about smart people made for dumb people.

Pretty sure I'd be willing to put up with quite a lot. Being a rapist's plaything? No- full stop, no. The occasional sexual harassment and non lethal beating? Hell yeah.

She is not in the comics. I know this for some reason, despite not having read the comics (I think from reading a review).

Overall I liked the episode- I have issues with the writing, but I enjoyed it.

So, you have a hospital, with food and shelter, and you have to hold people prisoner and make them slaves? That doesn't make sense. They're spending an excessive amount of time and manpower trying to keep the people in, when in a real apocalypse most people would totally be happy with such 'plush' accommodations.

And she administered them all wrong. Like, majorly wrong. You don't just grind up some pills, throw in some saline, and inject the person with completely randomly dosed shit. She's the daughter of a vet FFS, she should know this.

Because, obviously, fat people are stupid and stupid people are fat. Because, #facts.

It's on your iTunes cloud. You can download it.

It is a good point- I thought about her, but I wasn't sure if she was a member of the society or just some sort of employee. She wasn't in the main cast, though (obviously, since she's dead).

Remember the girl who died in the first episode? She had a yearbook with Jack in it, so it was one of the last things she saw and Jack was possibly a friend. I think that's why she called Jack her shepherd.

Am I the only person annoyed that all the body hijacking victims are girls and women (apparently hijacked by men) and all the "secret society" or police are men? Maybe they will add a dynamic female character who isn't being body hijacked (Madison's mom?) but it's somewhat annoying that all the female characters are…

I'm pretty sure the gyros from the local greasy spoon down the street would put that to shame. One gyro can make 4-6 very filling meals if you order a couple extra, gigantic, pitas.

"You need to tell your father how you really feel, for you"

It was actually really good for a pilot, I'd give it a solid B+. I'm not sure the plot can hold itself together, but the pilot was enjoyable.

It was vengeful, which was the point of the story line. Arya isn't growing into a female knight full ov valor, she is headed on a much darker path, and has been on that path for some time.

I think the self defense/self preservation angle is strong. Had she not tried to kill him (or assumed he was there to kill her) his monologue would have probably been "come away with me, right after I do this other thing, in the bathroom, where my father is". I do think there was a lot of anger there, though, and I…

I wouldn't put them off being a threat. Stannis will eventually leave, and while he subdued them temporarily, these aren't the type of people who surrender.

He murdered her friend and abducted her to hold her for ransom. I think most of us would have trouble forgiving that.

Presumably The Wall ends somewhere around the coast. Plus, they do have a witch.