It's like asking, "what's the square root of a million?"

That wasn't part of our deal, Blackheart! THAT … WASN'T … PART!

GOD HATES FLAGS!

Yeah, Rhaegar left three members of the Kingsguard, whose sole job is the guard the royal family, with his rape victim at the Tower of Joy….

The Baratheons: They only have male sons

But would their degree of relatedness count as incest in pseudo-Medieval times?

* George R.R. Martin's 1987-era computer with DOS-OS running WordStar 4.0.

She drugs you, yeah, yeah, yeah
When a man drugs a woman - OK, that works.
I drugs rock 'n roll
I will always drug you
Drugs the way you lie

"Pawn threatens bishop!"

I really dislike the format of the Mad Men reviews this season.

What would be the prognosis for someone in Michael's situation today? I'd like to think that the medication and our understanding of neuroscience today would allow him to reduce the amount of non-real voices and sounds that he hears and the disruption that they cause him, make his thoughts less disordered, allow him…

"You're so helpful" was a laugh-out-loud moment for me. (Said by Megan when Harry said he was helping whatshername get a new agent.)

That's right up there with "My people are Nordic."

Frederick "Freddy" Crane.

His theory that the computer is sending out a hum of data that is turning everyone gay so people won't reproduce is surely a symptom of his mental illness, but saying "homos" I think is completely normal for the time, not even an attempt to be derogatory. I could imagine someone unironically saying, "Homos aren't so…

She said she has a car, so hopefully she has a driver's licence.

Didn't many working class people, if they were living paycheque-to-paycheque, cash their paycheque each payday at the grocery store, since cash was king?

When Stephanie made the second phone call, I didn't think of the possibility of an abortion, but I did wonder if she was actually in Oakland. I couldn't tell because the background just seemed like a generic rundown street.

Yeah, whatever Megan's motivation was, and whether or not her behaviour was justified, she didn't show any sign of annoyance about Don not being able to get there.

Based on Don's relationship with Anna, which Megan knows about and, I think, understands, Stephanie is practically family. I know that it would be uncomfortable and frustrating to deal with anyone when the common person you know isn't there, but I didn't see it as Don pushing a stranger on Megan, but, rather, as a…