Season One of Star Trek: The Next Generation.  Nothing even comes close.

Apparently neither he nor the crowd realized “I Will Always Love You” is a breakup song...

I recognize Lauren Holtkamp on sight 

That’s silly. Avengers didn’t reshoot their ending just because it was the same as The Phantom Menace.

“Obedience Extreme Sex Bench with Restraint Straps”

I’m still betting on James Holzhauer lasting on the show longer than Trebek

There’s some irony in this happening at the Cosmopolitan. Do you even know what the name of your hotel means?

Fantasia and Fantasia 2000 were further apart

Delle Donne playing at less than full health

I’m a straight man who is pro-choice.  However, it’s not something that affects me directly.  As such, it doesn’t really make up part of my voting decision rule.  

Bran being able to see what was going to happen doesn’t mean he could do anything about it. If it could be changed, it wouldn’t really be the future he was seeing.

Drogon knew the throne was important to Danaerys. If she couldn’t have it, he was going to make sure no one else could either.

They wanted a man of noble birth and after recent events putting a Targaryen or Lannister in charge was a non-starter. That pretty much just left Bran.

For that matter, don’t kick any body under 70 and don’t kick anybody without heart problems.  In fact, just don’t kick people.  That’s a good rule to live by.

Drogon is a Drogon-er. Even if Danaerys finds a way to survive, the presence of the dragon is too destabilizing. There’s no way to achieve compromise, a balance of power, when there’s a WMD flying around ready to take sides.

He was very good in Water For Elephants, lack of chemistry with Reese Witherspoon nowithstanding.

People are looking for reasons to dislike this season

I can’t fathom why ESPN is making it all about the Knicks.  The Knicks are irrelevant and have been for a very long time.

Prediction: Bran wargs into Drogon and eats Danaerys

Strategic voting may be frowned on in sports, but it does happen. In the 2005 WNBA MVP voting, using a Borda Count, two Houston beat writers left Lauren Jackson off their ballots. This allowed Sheryl Swoopes to edge her out 327-325.