I always thought that one of George RR's failings was that he wrote it as if people would just dismiss the incest rumor once it started. People love a scandalous rumor, especially when it involves pretty people. People still like to talk about the most likely completely fabricated accusations against Anne Boleyn.

Yes, hopefully. I want a Black Widow movie so bad.

It was also great because his name is a fake title and he gave his character a fake title.

One of my favorite things with dreams or hallucinations is when they maintain the integrity of the new 'reality' for almost the entire time, then it starts to splinter apart and show the old one in flashes towards the end.

I was assuming that the note would have something about the real reality. I know that callbacks to reality in a thing like this are a bit of a cliche, but occasional ones might've added some real stakes or provided juxtaposition. Like, we don't even know if it matters if Archer dies in the dream reality.

Like, I care about Terry's twins because he has real emotions about them. Nikolaj is just a joke about his name and how weird the word "daddy" can sound. Boyle used to be mostly a good cop who had quirks and that was why Jake was friends with him. Boyle is just super creepy now.

Anxiety and depression can also make you into a pretty hard to be around person in the depths of it which I think Lars is a good portrayal of. It doesn't matter if things go well for you or how nice people are to you, you're going to be a bitter husk of a person until you resolve to pull yourself out of it and accept…

I would like if they just had her parents reveal at some point that she's adopted. She'd still have a reason to care about Native Americans things because they're her parents, but we wouldn't have to pretend she looks at all native.

I would still like to see an appearance from the Toyman. He's an under-utilized Superman villain.

I mean, Ozymandias and Rorschach are both interesting villains (Rorschach is kind of either an anti-hero or an anti-villain. he's a potential serial killer and conspiracy nut, but he happens to be right). Batman doesn't have powers, but he's so rich that he probably has less in common with everyday people than a…

For some reason, even in the Justice Lords storyline in Justice League, Batman has to be the 'most reasonable'. I guess because he's logical, but common, the guy does not seem entirely stable. Maybe I could see that with Adam West Batman. He seemed a lot more reliable a guy.

I think it would've been funnier if they actually gave him a paycheck for the joke. Otherwise it just seems a little cruel.

I really liked that one too. I was hoping they'd put out a separate youtube of it like pinot noir, but no dice.

I mean, I could understand just her roommates disliking her and maybe she hasn't found a friend group yet since it's harder in college. But that type of rich party person *completely* exists in college and her wealth shouldn't be any sort of impediment to making friends.

It also seems incredibly unbelievable. There are tons of party kids at any school, especially at expensive ones. Xan could easily find friends as obnoxious as her old ones. It would've been better if after all the effort to fit in with her roommates she runs into a bunch of identical party rich types.

Aaand that person is a friend of Teddy who's always kind of mooning after hairy, slightly pudgy Bob. Lol

I was really hoping that that would be a rare moment of agreement between the two.

That is a blindingly white crowd. It seems like they only like PoC through for the dance sequence.

Yeah around then, when he found out. I've always wanted to see that sci fi trope in something. *Someone* has to have used it.

Also, Mon-El said before that their society wasn't homophobic so maybe arrange marriages were sometimes between two people of the same gender?