Fanboy? No. Try pedant :)

Those zombies aren't "the dead risen" - they're "the infected."

"…asking them to love one individual person better is absolutely absurd; it goes against…Nash's Equilibrium"

In a deterministic physical universe, we are all robots.

More like Defying Gravity than Gravity

That White Walker looked like Darth Maul.

Funny how only the nobles get redemption stories.

That chanting thing was B-movie levels of unconvincing. Evil religious cult tropes, really?

Not Gilly, one of the older wives.

I think the deer are gonna keep well away from the direwolf cage.

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Only when it's TJ.

Episode grade: A

This show is rather invested in technological realism, so I groan every time someone "destroys" a device by stepping on it. Breaking the glass display of a phone does not magically make a phone inoperable or untrackable, or wipe its data. It's an unnecessary and ineffective security method.

The tones were quite audible on my headphones (ER-6i's, and I'm 28). The center frequency is actually about 14kHz.

The story pretty much describes everything wrong with American Capitalism.

This comment gets all the win.

I also find the theme of relationships between older men and younger subordinates disturbing.

"Personal trailer? I'd hitch her to my truck. Hey-oh!"

I doubt aesthetics fuel the anti-mutant animus. Mutants have massively disrupted the distribution of power in society. The above mentioned superheroes are self-appointed, unaccountable monopolizers of the use of force. The implications of their activities - the death of democracy and the existing social order - are…