Getting naked for Jon Snow (or whoever) isn't the same level of betrayal. As I get the sense she gets naked for a lot of people and only occasionally switches one condemned man for another without Stannis knowing.

Perhaps there has been some sort of change in plan along the way, but why the hell do you cast someone with as much as presence and gravitas as Ciaran Hinds to only use him in a handful of scenes and not use him with Theon at Winterfell (where he eventually ends up)? The magic or whatever that Melisandre uses on Mance…

I've decided to use "flogging"- very 18th century- to describe what went on. As in "the floggings will continue until morale improves."

I stand corrected. I just remember it was during the Obama/Romney show down and I found it enjoyable.

I believe the quote included "Romney`s an idiot!"

Standen was the MVP of this ep. Him bellowing for Siggy was great, and his laundry list of people who loved Ragnar more than him was really effective. One of the best things about this show is how earthy the actors are. They put their back into it, and it's glorious.

The headbutt was genius. As was "In the meantime, Floki, shut your face."

If you begin to realize Rollo was munching forest mushrooms and then remember the things forest mushrooms can do to a person (ie trip balls), it becomes clearer.

Yeah, Rollo getting high on mushrooms and hacking up an English dude was wild.

I know it was a co-production, but this show makes my Canadian heart soar. It was shot in Toronto- I remember Uncle Travelling Matt visiting the CN Tower. And it played on the CBC in Canada, which everybody got, not on fancy HBO like in the States. Gerry Parkes was born in Dublin, but worked a very long time in Canada…

I sort of love her.

Did Ray not call Desi "Mumford or Son" ?, which is actually funnier. So plus, plus Ray.

Well, America has to be a woman. To love America the man would be so gay. And that's dirty and perverted.

Pas mal chaud.

(I'm just catching up with this show now) I'm obsessed with the way he talks.

I'm particularly fond of Ralph in the focus group. Not only tasting the knob, but when he gets upset and has his head on the desk, crying and he`s turning his knob to 'No'.

I completely agree with this (I'm just catching up with this show now). Teddy taunted him and Daniel wanted to demonstrate what it was like to not have any power. The coffee on the ass was to show, "Yes, I had access. And yes, you had no control. And you didn't relax and enjoy it." Was it not cool? Yeah. Was it rape?…

There are many, many, many. But the one that comes up in my head often is from Lisa's Rival- Alison's dad, after Lisa fails at the Anagram Game ("Uh….Jeremy's….iron"), says "I have a ball. Perhaps you'd like to bounce it?"

Yeah "this is great toast."

I'm too lazy to look up proof, but I was under the impression that MLK's family didn't want the more problematic parts of his life put into a movie, tarnishing his image. That they were protective of it, and there were roadblocks put up.