"Come with me, Arya, I'll take you to safety-"
"Safety? Where the fuck's that?"

Yarp.

Radiohead - 5
Animal Collective/Panda Bear - 5
Four Tet - 4
Squarepusher - 4
Aphex Twin - 4
Colin Stetson - 4

Matt Fraction and Dave Aja had some amazing ones during their run on Hawkeye.

I'm pretty sure that Tolkien would be pretty racist by today's standards, but it's important to also note the way his views changed as reflected in his writing. In a letter to his son he expressed his disgust for the apartheid system in South Africa, so I think for a guy who was old enough for the war in 1917, I think…

Me too. It's like an Adam Curtis film if Adam Curtis were a Millennial.

My best advice to you would be to go into an episode that examines a song that you're familiar with and are fond of.

*writes five page description of boiled leather and lobstered gauntlets*

I think Tolkein's war experiences still filtered into the books and their depiction of a potentially civilisation ending war. But he also wanted to create this new mythology for England which borrowed liberally from parts of Scandinavian mythology, as if he were trying to create a new culture upon which to rebuild…

The Bugle, Chapo Trap House and Song Exploder are just a few of the podcasts that use SoundCloud. I'm sure they'll find other hosts, but it sucks that they may have to move their entire archive over.

The first half of the film definitely feels like The Last Seduction, but the last twenty minutes go places even that film didn't.

Radiohead - Motion Picture Soundtrack Solo Piano Version

This is a brilliant film, but it is absolutely brutal. Like a period drama version of "The Last Seduction".

But it comes with a free frogurt!

The death of Walder Frey is symptomatic of how death has become as perfunctory as a bodily function on this show. Walder Frey was possibly one of the most despicable characters on the show and one of the architects of The Red Wedding. His death should have been a gloriously satisfying and cathartic affair. Instead he…

That entire chase through the streets of Braavos was ridiculous. I half expected them to run through a sheet of glass being carried across the road at one point.

I mean, he has set movies during the Holocaust and Slavery, so we know that he has a handle on sensitive subject matter.

That's what happens when you don't hail to the chimp

The Adventure Zone has been responsible for so many unexpected moments of beauty. I remember being so incredibly moved by Griffin's description of the blossoming romance between Barry and Lupe, and how he describes the love that develops between them as happening over the course years and years, and as a result how…

Hey! She made the Kessel Run in 12 Parsecs!