These men raped that woman until they no longer could. Then they sodomized her with metal poles until they literally ripped her intestines out. Keep that in mind. That's not "giving in to your baser desires". That is sadism in its most physically brutal form.

Pffft with your pictures. Scenes are where it's at. That Tim Curry voice, ohshit

Human feces? Whose?

You fool! You'll never convince anyone on a gawker site that reddit is anything but a cesspool of child pornography and neckbearded white privilege. Nor will you convince anyone on reddit that gawker sites are anything but pretentious, self-important uber-cynical hipsters.

Is it racist/xenophobic to say that that is the most ridiculous name I've ever heard?

Jesus Christ, it's just that her people are Nordic.

I had always heard that the Japanese government set up a similar system within Japan, to protect "good" Japanese girls. Wikipedia agrees with me (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Occupatio…), but the article is poorly sourced. Seems likely though.

I have always felt that there is a striking resemblance between the Mallory Archer - Krieger and Queen Cersei - Qyburn relationships. Unethical mad scientist to a paranoid, unstable but tough matriarch.

That's one of the problems with adapting for HBO. It'd be hard to tell Alfie Allen to go about his business for a few years, then be ready to drop everything and return without a pay raise. Difficulties of the small screen, unfortunately.

So, every time you see something in some piece of entertainment that irritates you, you just abandon it? Part of enjoying something fully is critiquing it, at least for me. Personally, I don't hate how they're handling Theon's torture, but I can see how some do.

It's a hell of a rousing speech. ROUSE ME MORE STONE, FROM MORE DIVERSE POINTS OF VIEW.

Off-topic (kinda), but the Pacino scene made me wonder something. Are there any Oliver Stone movies with likable female characters? Any Given Sunday is my favorite football movie, but Cameron Diaz is so, so hate-able in it. The only female character from any of his movies I like I can think of is in the above clip. I…

Yeah, I don't even know what to say to that.
"I keep mine stored in my hands with my finger on the trigger while I nap on the couch, but I'm pretty cautious about safety."

Was it once different?

"Would you be more likely or less likely to vote for John McCain if you knew that he fathered an illegitimate black child?"

Violent crime is actually falling in America, and has been for the past several decades. Doesn't help all that much when something like Sandy Hook happens and you can only think about those kids and those teachers and what they went through, but it makes me feel better when I am able to focus on it.`

She probably didn't eeeeeeeven have an opinion.

While Janice was loathsome, I think she also had a lot of room for sympathy. The Sopranos (Tony, Janice and Livia) all had the same kind of inherited, dedicated rage at anybody else's possible happiness. I don't know of any other show that depicted family dysfunction quite as well. If you fast forward through any…

That's goddamn right.