But does it have a moultipass?

Gerard Butler is to acting what Uwe Boll is to directing.

…and that goes for anyone who 'boycotts'. Get a life.

Fuck these childish boycotts.

Oh God…Married to the Mod…that's just about the worst mob movie out there. Modine is fucking awful.

It's a shame his work in 42 didn't receive more attention as it could be his last attempt at that sort of acting. I think he tried really hard to get back some of that earlier dramatic acting chops he once had.

Agreed. I've never understood Chan's abrupt switch from HK cinema over to nationalistic drenched Mainland slop.

What did it cost per episode?

Agreed. It had some really great over-the-top gun play. Definitely a guilty pleasure for me.

I've owned that model Shark Vac for five years. It's awesome. It's the poor-man's Dyson.

You know, Peter Berg turned into Michael Bay so gradually, I didn't even notice.

Need more Birchibald T. Barlow. I don't know why they didn't run with that caricature.

What?? I thought this bloke was the next Hollywood tough-guy?

I think the 'last minute' arrival of the Vale Knights was on purpose. They needed Ramsay to fully commit his infantry with their backs to any flanking reinforcements, if they had arrived earlier, Ramsay just would have retreated into Winterfell with most of his army (not with what was left).

Jon sure likes that parry-twist-180 move.

What is Rufio's favourite cheese?

Hat silly yes, but you have to admit the Lannisters have the best looking armour in Westeros.

That opening building scene is probably the happiest I've ever seen anyone in Westeros.

Yeah, no connection totally. Often if they do try to swing for that 'average middle class job' angle, they fuck it up by writing a character who has a normal job but abnormal qualifications or abilities. Think JGL's character in Premium Rush….he couldn't just be a bike courier…that normal everyday job choice had to…

While TV's gotten much better with the details (sets, equipment, vehicles, uniforms etc.), economic realities of a character's job/profession is certainly something that the much-vaunted Golden Age of television has really dropped the ball on.