What's sad about that scene is that most people watching TBBT were: "who's that blonde?" and "who's that old asian dude?"

"Alison Gopnik calls them "the greatest learning machines in the universe", and that's why she and her fellow researchers are hoping to share some of these abilities with computers."

Damn you're right! And now I look like the guy who can't differentiate dwarves... My memory is beginning to play with me.

He just needs to double his weight in muscle mass! Oh, wait, maybe triple!

Did you just say "realistically" and "2014" when talking about the next ASOIAF book? Because I'm pretty sure that's unrealistic!

She wants challenge?

But... Meat?

He's not so much a Nazi as he's a biker. And as an outlaw (well, mostly Merl), he must like to be provocative, which explain the "SS" on his motorcycle.

In all Westeros and Essos, I wouldn't pick Daenerys as a strong female character. In the first book she's pretty awesome and seeing her making a puppy of Khal Drogo with sweet, sweet Andromache sex is a good story, mostly because we see Dany's transformation from a victim of male abuse (mostly Viserys, a little bit…

I've got something a lot more easy. My fridge, like Indy. Also, I've got a lot of beer in it, to make myself a little apocalyptic party!

What I find interesting about the tv show is how much characters that weren't POV or never will be are more prominent. I'm thinking about Varys, Sandor Clegane (one of my favorite characters of the whole series, though I have a lot of "favorites"), Jaime (until "Storm" he's no POV) and especially Robb. In the books…

"Up": First movie ever to make me weep in the first 10 minutes. And I'm no weeper generally, except for "Million Dollar baby" and "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest".

I disagree. The Frostfangs and Beyond the Wall are a huge part of ASOIAF and will be seen in every season. The Blackwater will be seen like two episodes.

What's nice about Jaime is you learn to hate him so much in the first two books, then he becomes a POV and you kind of understand his point of view. I personally think he did the right thing when he stabbed Aerys Targaryen in the back. He was a child trying to stop a war, that's all. And yes, his faithfulness makes…

BEFORE SEEING THIS VIDEO, be aware that it's showing a broken penis surgery. If it's to extreme for io9 I understand completely (though I doubt it will be) and you just need to delete this post.

He's going to inject you with your OWN semen. Of course he's gonna look creepy!

I wasn't as impressed as most people seem to be, but it was a solid episode.

One of my dreams has come true! Even though I didn't knew I had that dream...

Oh yes! Jack Gleeson makes me hate Joffrey as much as Louise Fletcher made me hate Nurse Ratched in "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest". Eh, who am I kidding? I hate nobody as much as nurse Ratched!

I think Stannis is purposely not supposed to be inspiring or anything. He's nothing like the royal Julius Caesar, he has zero charisma, but is a straight, hard, righteous man. And I think he can perfectly fit: he looks a bit like a joke, but I'm pretty sure we will see Stannis in his behavior and manners.