I think Octavia arrived at her decision to save all clans during the conclave, not before.

Her? I mean…them?

It wasn't excess weirdness. I really wanted to like a show starring Danny Pudi and Alan Tudyk. I wanted that a lot, and it just was not funny at all. Like maybe one laugh every 40 minutes.

I'm not a Dredd fan from way back or anything, so my opinion might not count for much. I liked the way "I am the law" was worked into Dredd (2012). I'd elaborate but if you don't remember then it's time to watch that movie again.

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Right? It's embarrassing.

A show about life outside the Dyson's sphere that houses Westeros, where the characters go upon their "deaths" on GOT. S1E1: Ned wakes up suddenly in a white shirt, charcoal jacket, no tie, in a sterile sci-fi infirmary.

Office sitcom behind the scenes of the Iron Bank of Braavos. The boss is lifted completely from Game of Thrones and everyone else is just trying to do their job and go home.

Anne Dudek really acted complete and perfect circles around the rest of the cast. I think they're a little trapped in the show's currently somber mythos and she didn't have to play it that way.

Nah come on:

I don't pay close attention to the show production. It felt, to me, like they got a lot more conventional when they ran out of book material. The most recent season was much more like the rest of TV, It could be that other factors behind the scenes led to the changes I perceived.

Wait, so we don't think Chuck was playing Ernesto? When Ernesto left the scene to finish putting away the groceries, I thought I caught a glimpse of smugness and a triumphant little toss of the tongs. No? I think Chuck is counting on Ernesto to tell Jimmy.

The way I read the truth serum scene, it isn't like sodium pentathol where it reduces your capacity to lie. Instead, it compels you to tell a truth that you don't want to, unbidden. No one asked Margo a question, and not speaking was making her visibly uncomfortable. Like, she had to vomit a truth. Once she did,…

I'm very glad that the writers had the future legends encounter their past selves. So often, there are lot of highly improbable twists and near misses to keep that part from happening. Instead of leaving the consequences of such interactions an ominous secret, the writers dove in. That's a better choice.

Drunken boxing guy was a Jackie Chan homage. Please watch Drunken Master and Legend of Drunken Master immediately.

This sounds like a job for Jack Black.

I didn't especially like his performance, but I did like, "what are you supposed to be, the pimp stormtrooper?"

I would pay good money to see a live episode of The Mick.

Were they on Apokolips?

I looked that medical device up. It's called an electrolarynx. I want one now, and they cost literally hundreds of dollars. Maybe I'll check ebay.