My wild guesses.
Too many dragon skulls in the catacombs at King's landing.
They all die before it's over.
As will Jon, Dany, Sansa, Jamie and Cersei.
Littlefinger and Varis both survive because that's what they do.
I think Arya wins the game.
In Seven Samurai and Magnificent Seven only 3 make it.
I expect similar numbers…

Did that Highway of Death remind anyone else of our own recent history?

"Goldfinger" for me. Still waiting for a better Bond movie than that one.

Hmmm. "Threads" you say?

I don't know anyone from that time who saw that movie sober.

I saw Stockhausen and Miles Davis in my late teens. Sad to say now that both shows went waaaay over my head.

The only one on that list that thrilled me was The Matrix. The others were just good movies.

Yup still the best 3-D in a movie I've ever seen. Too bad about the actual movie though.

I'm betting she was more mortified with Ving Rhames over a barrel.

But the reexamination of that film took years. I wonder if I saw it first run if I would have 'got it.' I certainly would have had no idea what 'rosebud' really meant.

I saw Tingler and 13 Ghosts.
We LOVED his movies as kids.
I don't remember any adults going.

"Kiss Me Kate" in 3-D must have a trip.

Yup. I just embrace it now. 'Cause I AM old, physically.

It was. All that slow movement and waltz music only heightened our space race mania. You have to remember we were actually drinking Tang for no other reason than the astronauts drank it (allegedly). Then of course there were the drugs.

I was there for most of these since I'm totally geezer.
The one that I think gets this exercise best is The Exorcist. I saw it in Downtown Boston on Opening Night. What I will never forget was the look on the faces of the audience from the prior screening. Each and every one looked like they just survived a car…

This season was just one giant set up for the finale season.
As such it's been a bit dry.

So did Keri Russell accidentally clip Holly Taylor and they just went with it?
I'll have to watch it again.

This show is totally, batshit crazy, ridiculous.
But the acting is making it all worth while.
Taylor Mason is one of the all-time great TV characters.
Even with the totally, batshit crazy, ridiculous idea of an intern running the multi-billion dollar hedge fund.
This show is really just Star Trek on Wall Street.

He is finished with his analysis of her.
There will not be any further "sessions."
This brilliant psychiatrist has seen his last patient.
This leaves him a bit sad, if he has such feelings.
Then there was the sexual tension he had for Clarice whom he will probably never see again.

NYC is a massive tourist destination.
He gets a fresh, new group of prospects for his show every month.
Still filling MSG is impressive.
Elton John can often struggle to fill some of his dates in Vegas for a 4,000 seat theater.
It's great for Joel,
All the financial benefits of touring.
None of the hassles.