Are malls actually still a thing, though? Like, do people actually go there? I keep reading articles about old malls getting closed down, and I can't remember the last time I went to a mall that wasn't because I had to get something fixed at the Apple Store…

In 2035, somebody is gonna find these terribly embarrassing photos of their mom wearing this stuff.

Well, even with how ridiculous it got in the end, True Blood still had its fanbase. I remember people making a big deal about catching the episodes when they aired, even in the last season. I don't think anyone felt that way about the end of the second season of True Detective.

HBO seems to have swung the other direction from the last few years of "we'll let anything go on as long as the creator wants".

Fucking co-signed.

Well, the last time the slavers saw the dragons, they were still only the size of a horse or so. And then the dragons got less under control, so they probably assumed that they couldn't be an effective weapon (not to mention that they could have rightly assumed that Dany was gone and may never return.

Yea, I don't think any amount of pain would have mattered that much to him. But knowing how truly beaten he was, and that even his own hounds (which seem to be the one thing he really cared for the in the world) would turn on him. That was the brutality he needed.

Phi Phi and Tatianna?!? I swear to god if they don't bring back the original drama-filled version of Untucked for this series it will be a massive letdown. There will be so much shade it'll ruin your tan.

It's a testament to the show's power that it was able to make such a ridiculous weapon cool. Even Buffy generally had to stick to sword and/or axe things.

You could really tell that Rob Tapert had a strong hand in the show's development. God bless that old pervert.

That show was 30 pounds of cheese in a 10 pound bag. I wish it would have gone on longer.

We're at episode 7 now. I'm guessing we'll see him take some sweet, sweet revenge on the soldiers next episode, then be back at King's Landing by episode 9 for the bowl.

CleganeBowl is on!

This just in: Internet person completely missed the point, invents overly complicated pseudo-scientific explanation for the fact that the show has to work as a narrative piece of fiction.

So Hollywood has finally caught up to my level 1 sketch class in 2015. Nice.

Better Call Saul is, like Breaking Bad, an anti-hero show. But I think they've done something very interesting with Chuck. He may be the first anti-villain. (Hank Schrader from Breaking Bad comes close to being one, but I don't think he quite fits the bill.) He's an antagonist whose motives for fighting the…

What? If you haven't seen a 24 hour copy center, you haven't been looking. You can find one (or more) near virtually any major college, and Albuquerque has UNM.

I don't know how many high schools are going to put on productions of Hamilton. Not that it wouldn't be awesome, but it's a bit more difficult to pull off than Fiddler on the Roof…

So, is Jimmy gonna get Kim disbarred, or killed? Place your bets here.

It's all relative. I'd say that the bomb rating will be more in how it relates to other comic book movies. Less than Captain America: Civil War is fine (expected, even). Less than X-Men: Apocalypse is edging into disappointment territory. Less than Deadpool and you can make excuses but its clearly a disappointment.…