The prices in Beijing and Shanghai are ridiculously cheap for nicer fare at a sit-down place, too. They still accommodate to their domestic economy so they don't charge through the roof for airport foods. Yet.

Back when Hulu first launched, they were the shit. I could watch Arrested Development and a bunch of lesser-known foreign sitcoms for free with a single 30 second ad per ad break. Sometimes they were only 15 second ad breaks!

"I'll do it, but only for the attention."

For my favorite sitcoms, S3 (and the latter half of S2) tend to be their most inventive, creative, and fun to watch, because they've found their footing and want to try out their best ideas that they couldn't get through in the first season.

Brann can warg one of the dragons and burn all the white walkers while everyone's busy fighting one another.

10 hours of flashbacks, 8 hours of action. They've killed off most of the original cast now so we're gunna have to introduce some new, middling back-stories for all the new faces.

I'd be happy with either of those. But I will be secretly-happy to see Darth Cersei on the throne… at least for a few episodes. Maybe a season at most. She deserves it because it's such a mighty tumble to take from the top of the Red Keep; no one cares if she tumbles out of a cell. I wanna see her fall.

I'd never read the books but that theory was absolutely impossible to avoid when in regular amounts of contact with human people in daily life.

For the time being, we still got Cersei on the throne. She's not freeing any slaves as far as I'm concerned. Maybe making some though.

Nah they savin' her for Tyrion.

She did, we just don't get to know what it was.

I had convinced myself that they had run out of ways to surprise me. Then they killed off an entire family lineage in a single scene.

I only like Kyle Mooney in pre-taped segments when he can do what he wants, and as Bruce Chandling, Veteran New York Comic. Anything else is just cringeworthy, but in a bad way.

Next season I'm guessing we'll have at least one "Do ya miss me?" Obama sketches. And Darrell Hammond will certainly be stepping out of the announcer's booth at least for another few months, if not for another 4 years.

Let me just- let me just- let me just- let me- let me- let- let- let- let- let me just- let me just- let me just say… that that's not true.

We may never get another acid rap, but we'll always have acid rap! It's really great to hear someone evolve over a few years, especially from something like acid rap to this, and pull it off.

It felt strange without Jacqueline for a full episode there near the end, but they were saving up some good stuff. Looking forward to rewatching this to catch all the jokes I missed because I was laughing at the jokes just prior.

When Kimmy reads out the comments about Titus' one man show, she has to Chandler-read it to get the sarcasm.

Pizza Party for One got me, because I had purchased two pizzas for myself to eat while binging the season. He was singing it as I was stuffing my face with pizza number one.

The pre-recorded segments felt like classic SNL fare, especially the straight-played car commercial (That I thought was a legitimate car commercial, even for a moment after Julia showed up on screen, until she explained the premise).