So many potential band names in that post.

Completely unrelated to ASOIAF (or is it?), but my favorite physics theory is that everything is really happening in only two dimensions, and we're just a holographic projection of that.

Ah, that must be what I was thinking of. I thought he called him uncle. Maybe my knowledge of the books projected that on him, though.

I thought the Damphair was cast in last season, unless my memory is failing me.

More pervy. Always more pervy in Westeros.

Morgan Freeman could be an alien. You don't know.

She's a witch!

I don't know. Someone mentioned "honey crusted almond cakes" and I passed out for a minute.

Take a bough, sir.

I said "food".

I hate to break it to you….

Ask Lord Snow.

Arya I'm OK with because her character matures faster than any other, and her actual growing would be something I could take as sort of symbolic. In other words, I'll forgive quite a bit when it comes to Arya because they found the perfect actress to play her, even if she did start off a couple years older than in the…

Oooh, more descriptions of food, please.

Yeah, the actor is getting older, and we don't want another Waaaaaaaaalt! situation.

Anyone who's read the books knows that they can't follow the events of books four and five in the order in which they are presented since timelines are split between the two. But I thought that season four of the show would be book three, part-B, so this likely will be just a vision, or they are going to accelerate…

You don't want spoilers for Iron Man 4?

They're thinking that someone else has it taken care of. This is the problem with "councils" vs. dictators. Less shit gets done. I am of course not advocating for murderous/racist/communist dictators. I'm just pointing out that a singular vision is often better than committee-think.

Teenage girls can like older-but-way-cool things. Didn't Juno teach you anything?

Oh, I've seen Breaking Bad and loved it but forgot all about this scene (I didn't watch the clip you linked). I guess if it didn't register (certainly not as "funny and sad and heartbreaking all at once") it just wasn't all that great. People interpret different things differently. Go figure.