You're not alone. I finally ventured into Marvel comics because of the movies. Guardians Of The Galaxy and its related titles are a lot of fun, but in just a few issues they've crossed over with the Avengers, Fantastic Four, and X-Men. It's impressive that Marvel accounts for this densely populated world but…

This movie was why I watched Game of Thrones despite not knowing the books. And I didn't even recognize Peter Dinklage as Tito from Living In Oblivion.

That would sound perfectly natural from Tommy Wiseau. Oh hi Mark!

Luuuke gets a pass for being an April Fools joke. And a damn funny one.

Squirrel Girl doesn't have an upcoming movie, at least not with her own title. She might show up at the end of Infinity War 2 to take down Thanos (and then the Celestials just to be safe.)

I was delighted at the prospect of the Ironborn and Boltons killing each other off, even if I couldn't tell who was who. Shame so many survived. It's a wonder the other kingdoms haven't just wiped them out for being so damn unpleasant.

IMDB lists Adam Herschman as "Jerry Garcia (uncredited)" and he decently looks the part for late 60s young beardless Jerry. Apparently it was in the extended directors cut, in the garden party after the rehab blankets. Here's the scene transcribed…

Of course Futterwacken isn't on Depp, unless we think he should have stormed off the set. He probably tried to do the scenes however Tim Burton wanted. "You'll somehow edit this so it's not total shit, right?"

I'm not sure it would be possible to scream once the lungs are exposed. No way to pull or push air from the diaphragm. Maybe a person in that condition would just buzz without projecting. It's not pleasant to contemplate.

Suicide Girls is an indelible part of my post 9/11 memory, a marvelous new thing in a bleak time. I've met three SG's by accident, corresponded with a few who went to my college, and saw their first touring show that barely made it to San Francisco. My favorite models were the French girls who did a stunning set at a…

They mix up in my head. "You know nothing, Ragnar Lothbrok."

What bothered me most was when King Horik's boat arrived in this episode to alert Ragnar about Borg. How did they know where to find them? They had the whole English coastline to choose from. It was pretty clear in the previous episode that the expedition didn't know where they had ended up after crossing.