Yay! I’ve had a hopeless crush on Tay Roebuck for awhile now. Great singer. Great band. It’s good to see them get some AVC attention.
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The video for “Mickey” was probably part of my sexual awakening as a kid, but song-wise I prefer Weird Al’s version:
Neither of those gods were men.
When I was a baby I was set atop the Stanley Cup briefly. I really wish I could say that at that precise moment I shit my diaper.
Oh yeah, lots of people still think Sansa and Arya were in cahoots. Over at the AV Club I commeented on a series wrap-up about how that trial scene made no damned sense given how Arya and Sansa were at each other’s throats the week before without a scene explaining the what changed, and I got responses like “They…
The episode director confirms Viserion was breathing blue fire in an interview with HuffPo:
Dumb as hell: Arya and Sansa going from being at each other’s throats last week to being in cahoots against Littlefinger this week with no explanation. It was dramatic, sure, and that’s what B&B were going for, but they could’ve included even the faintest of explanations during Sansa and Arya’s scene together…
And there’s nary a mention of his tour de force performance in Logjammin’. I heard he went the method acting route and fixed the cable, himself.
Oh, I know. I’m just venting my frustration, with tonight being the season finale of Game of Thrones and it being the first post-Kinja GoT review here at the AVC. Those reviews were a great place to discuss the show in the Disqus days. Seeing how much the Kinja version of it pales in comparison just further drove…
An “A” episode for me. My one problem with it is that they didn’t bother to reconcile the scene from last week where Sansa and Arya go at it with the big reveal this week that they were in cahoots (with Bran, too) against Littlefinger. He wasn’t in the room last week, so it’s not like they were play acting when Arya…
Awww, man. I wrote my MA thesis on the leftist political commentary of independent American horror films of the late 1960s and 1970s, specifically those of Romero, Craven, and Hooper. Now they’re all gone. Bummer.
