I think this is an appropriate reaction.

Just remember to run away at an angle...

You are assuming (as, apparently the Hound does) that the group we saw was the same group that killed everyone. Other than the fact that they asked for food and left, do we have any evidence it was the same people? Remember in the books, someone has the Hound’s helm and is killing people and leaving him with the…

Yeah, he’s just getting ready for the live-action Tenzin shots!

“’d love it if all the main characters were in just the most brutal fight — Sansa is holding Cersei in an armlock while Arya repeatedly stabs...Jaime is bashing Brienne with his golden hand...Jon is feeding Ramsay to Ghost...and Bran is just warging the shit out of everything, and thousands of soldiers are fighting…

He’s got moves like Jaeger!

Bartholomew Pentecost — poor chap used to hate filling in all the bubbles for his name when filling out scantron forms.

I think Fancy was last seen (by D’avin) as a fellow prisoner getting the nasty brainwash treatment.

If AI wasn’t the aforementioned Pinocchio movie, then I’d say Stan was stuck in a rut.

Well ... on the plus side, with sea levels rising, the beach will be closer.

The Marvel Cinematic Universe loves to pretend that everything is connected, but then they don’t acknowledge our show at all. So, I would love to do that, but they don’t seem to keen on that idea.

I think it was just ABC being ABC. If something can’t get off the ground and justify its viewerbase, then it gets axed.

So now Disney is where SyFy was a few years ago, and cancelling good stuff and replacing it with ... nothing we’ll want to tune in for, at all.

Maya culpas can cause an unpleasant chac to the system. I prefer a round of Olmec Donald, instead.

Gendry is hanging out with Kevin McKid’s English Sergeant character from Kingdom of Heaven.

Thoat urine.

Well now that you’ve confessed, the only thing left is for you to be paraded naked down the street.

Why is this tagged as “rant” and “essay” when it should be tagged as “awesome” and “pleasedontgo”?

Bring it!

The book remains one of my favorites: It was the first “big” book I ever read (in the Summer between 2nd and 3rd grade, back in the mid 1970s). I highly recommend it. The movie makes everything happen faster due to its nature, and compression can’t be avoided, but it’s not a bad adaptation. I think I’ll show the kids…