I strongly suspect he peddles silk and nylon stockings too.

I agree. This was fun, and I look forward to seeing more of this series.

And he doesn't even have the decency to buy war bonds!

I'd actually watch that superhero movie simply because it sounds so absurd.

That's a real dick move from the show.

That could also be an added distraction, though. . . .

Yeah I've been a fan since I was a kid in the 90s. I'm glad he's working again. This Getty show has piqued my interest.

Voldemort never worked for me in the books to be honest, but he really didn't work for me in the movies. I like Fiennes and he clearly can play menacing when he wants to, but he just seemed so hammy in those movies. His performance certainly never convinced me of Voldemort's evil genius wizard status.

James Purefoy as George VI is the one that raised my eyebrows more. Purefoy is great and I'm glad he's working, but George VI shouldn't be that hot.

I can only imagine what I looked like. I had trouble containing myself the next day while discussing the episode with my brother.

I'm pretty sure that petered out long before 2016, sadly.

I don't usually cry when watching stuff, but Hodor's death had me sobbing uncontrollably. Like, I had to take a break and not watch anything else that night. Just thinking about his back story upset me for days.

I've lived in the Arkansas Ozarks most of my life. Perhaps for that reason, I actually assumed it was a KKK joke because I totally missed the Wizard of Oz part of it. . . .

I've chatted with him in article comments a few times in the past couple of months, and his comments are still visible there and in my feed. I really hope he wasn't banned.

I don't think she eats enough to be that regular. . . .

Upvoted for the Ipatiev House reference, from one history major to another.

We could only hope. . . .

If so, that makes his laziness in the role even more egregious.

My takeaway from the few episodes I watched was feeling really bad for Thomas Lennon because he deserves better and being shocked by how obviously Perry wasn't even trying. Even by bad sitcom standards, his delivery and acting was really lazy.

I actually really liked 4 too. I never cared about Essos or a lot of the places places four skipped, and I loved the look inside Cersei's mind. I also liked the depiction of decay and desolation in the wartorn Riverlands.