How about Jeoffrey from Game of Thrones? It's not hated uncle Tyrion who does him in or a vengeful Sansa or Arya. Nope, it's the little old lady who didn't want her grand-daughter marrying a psychopath.

I'd throw in the Witch King of Angmar, the deadliest of the Nazgul, so proud of himself, taking out numerous warriors and a king, dismissing his latest attacker as an idiot as "no man can harm me." He ends up stabbed in the leg by a hobbit and then the attacker pulling off the helmet. "I am no MAN" and stabbing him in…

God, Lindsey was the best. He'd thought himself Angel's great rival, was convinced it'd end with them going at it and he's less afraid of death and going 'No…not YOU…Angel…ANGEL is supposed to kill me!" Really, the idea he was just too beneath Angel's notice to bump off was hysterical.

Ah, the return of the show 100 fans now loathe with utter passion for helping rob them of Lexa.

Well, that's it, show's over. Oh, maybe another season but I'm done as the producers showed no sense in what we want to kill Abbie off.

Not just East Coast but some Family Video in Chicago area.

"You have five million dollars?"
"I've been a Republican my whole life."
Okay, I laughed at that one.

I admit, just like the bit of them all that table and Millie going "Not me!" when it's asked who poisoned the guy.

I laughed at the entire bathroom scene. Ben going "what the hell?" as if Margot just spilled something on his shirt instead of killing a guy and then their partner coming in and being "seriously, I leave you two alone for one minute…" Wildly dark but funny as hell.

So ironic how fans were dreading the show axed before it could realize the "five year plan." And now, even the most faithful are going "seriously, let it die already."

Clarkson and Underwood. Those two alone made Idol a real legacy show as so many other competition shows have failed to launch real stars but those two proved Idol really could create talent.

Seriously, did Farrley manage a fantastic hack of the secret files of these actors to get them in this? Some aren't a surprise but…KATE WINSLET?

Just saw Cassidy really selling it in an interview, noting she might pop up in flashbacks and such but really making it sound done.

I admit getting a chuckle out of this exchange:

Plus the opening of a review: "Does Warren Beatty have no friends who can tell him his time as a screen sex idol is done?"

The book Fiasco does a great job showing how it just blew totally out of control thanks in no small part to Beatty's ego.

Her book is worth reading, directly taking on all the "armchair lawyers" who have said they could have convicted Simpson easily and firing back "YOU weren't there, I was, I had to deal with this bullshit." Plus, she points out Ito was an idiot in charge and the jury just not reacting as expected so have to feel for…

Honestly, did anyone really think Ryan Murphy could pull this off?

And he knows it. That was a great bit by Gooding, looking at the statue, imagining the roar of the crowd and knowing then and there, it's all over, he'll never be that hero or icon again, his name is forever linked to this.

Yeah, they make it seem same day although clearly the next (see the arguement about getting into a limo with the suited black guys) and should have done more with it.