"Cal and Exeter wake-and-bake all day, man! Woo!"

Now that would be worthy of a Great Job, Internet!

"My hands! They're magnetized!"
"And if your hands were metal, that would mean something."

I need a video of Trump doing and saying stupid things synced to that scene from the MST3k Pod People episode in my life.

Totally classic Pfeiffer!

My favorite bus driver Stu moment was him at the career fair, endlessly grousing that no one wanted to be a bus driver when they could be a bear and there's an exhibit right next to him for learning how to pursue a career in being a bear.

This isn't simple and to the point HBO. Also, you really should be attaching sibling dashlines between Jon and Aegon and Rhaenys now.

He's fine I guess. It just feels inessential at this point. There are so many satirical news shows on now that it's probably difficult to both stand out among the crowd, and find a new voice after Jon Stewart left.

His presence in Parliament is likely to cause a Chain Reaction.

Failing that, I've heard there's an amazing Fantastic Four production just waiting to get its rocks off.

Pretty great episode. The usual 'time is warped and space is bendable 'issues aside, some pretty great sequences throughout. Not sure why Jaqen let Arya have some faces, nor if I'm okay that Arya apparently knows how to 'serve man'. Oldtown looks amazing, but I could've used some Euron and Marwyn. Oh well, perhaps…

Tommen's got a history of it though. Remember that at the end of the last season he locked himself in his room and refused to eat when Cersei and Margaery were arrested. I could see him spiraling quickly after losing his wife, his mentor, and most of the court.

Yeah, I'm not sure where the reviewer was coming from on that one either. Rhaegar was in Dorne with Lyanna anyway, I'd expect that he'd know she was having his kid.

Dude just backpedaled on the 350 million pledge to the NHS.Annnddd now he expects tariff free access to the single market. I don't even know him and he's the worst!

Brexit Through The Gift Shop

There's a chance that if a new government comes up before Article 50's activated that they could overturn the referendum, but even Cameron said he'd abide by the ruling. The actual process of exiting will take a while though, at least two years.

Not from what I can see. At best, Britain might end up with the same regulations in place that they had under the EU because there are some 80,000 pages to go through on EU derived laws to either repeal, amend, or maintain. It's not made clear what they plan to do on the free movement of people, so it's not like what…

Liam Gallagher threatening to leave: Is this a Pro for the UK, or a Con for everyone else?

I'll be terribly interested to see any countries willing to give better trade deals than what's already on the table with Britain after the Exit. Its economy might not crater, but I'm not sure it's gonna be doing gangbusters.

'Family Friendly'? Didn't the last Trek movie have a scene of Kirk in bed with two alien cat women?