Interesting to see this article is totally at odds with the actual episode review, which just assumes Viserys and Allicent have been banging like rabbits for those six months.

An actor playing an actor.

I’m most interesting in who’ll be playing Meghan Markle. What does a reflection of a reflection look like?

“Entertainment Weekly’s Darren Franich calls the show “a special catastrophe of ruined potential” and seems to reflect a preference for HOTD’s familial drama.”

What do you know, the one big negative review for the show is coming from the Entertainment Weekly guy who gave The Witcher an F after not actually watching any of it past the first episode.

And it ended up being kind of a blessing that it ended when it did, seeing as the third season would have had to deal with Joshua Sasse doing another show AND Timothy Omundson having a stroke.

Interestingly enough, it seems like the only big fandom these days that doesn’t have these kinds of people is Mystery Science Theater 3000. I haven’t seen a single person complaining about the show now having a female host and a woman playing Crow, and trust me, I’ve looked.

Love and Thunder also did better than Ragnarok, after weeks of the haters whining that it would never happen.

Also Gene Wilder.

Got to wonder if it’ll get into the whole “death from carbon monoxide” thing.

A huge part of it is probably A. the original creative team is nowhere near this show (and the marketing has gone to quite amusing lengths to make that clear) and B. this story has a definite, established ending already in existence.

The big news to me here is that, by her own admission, she was not “cancelled,” and thus all her fans who are calling her a victim are full of shit.

He hasn’t had the moustache in decades, around the same time he got eye surgery.

See also, Oliver Sava’s regular “Every single onscreen female character, no matter how minor, must be able to kick ass or it’s sexist.”

• House Of The Dragon continues to suffer from its complete lack of humor. Not that Game Of Thrones was a laugh riot, but it had a handful of wry, witty characters who helped vary the mood.

The big interesting thing here is that in the book Mysaria really is pregnant here, and also dies in childbirth. The show not only keeping her around but having her declare she’s never having kids indicates this crew is planning some significant deviations later on, since otherwise there wouldn’t be much point to…

My favorite part of Jurassic World Dominion is that there’s literally no point to Dodgson being Dodgson. You could replace him with a totally new corrupt corporate bad guy and absolutely nothing would need to change, despite his interacting with no less than three characters from the original film where you’d think…

And yet, they’re still mulling over whether to make more Sandman.

Good thing he didn’t do anything truly unforgivable, like go down on Catwoman.

I swear, there’s a scene where Kiefer Sutherland had to repeat his line because Chris Isaak didn’t catch his cue the first time, and Lynch just left the whole thing in.