It’s never been definitively established that the non-Robert Strong part of that legendary bowl is really still alive in the books. It’s just heavily telegraphed. Ian McShane basically spoiled/confirmed it for the show, though.
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Well, I saw a shot of Arseface in a recent preview for Preacher, so they are at least going THAT far.
Howland Reed is the only one who can definitively testify to Jon’s true parentage because he’s the only one left alive who was present at the Tower of Joy.
The only reason I knew who she was prior to when I clicked on this story was because she has claimed that Jimmy Page abducted her and kept her at his home when she was 14.
Yeah, what happened to Jimmy Page allegedly abducting her and holding her hostage when she was 14? That’s the only reason I knew who she was, I’ve read that story many times, specifically in Rolling Stone not that long ago.
No, she went on to star in Girl, Interrupted after that, which was a pretty big deal and won Angelina Jolie an Oscar. If you look at her filmography, things went downhill for her after the shoplifting incident. Everyone in Alien Resurrection was awful and it doesn't seem to have impacted any of their careers in the…
They completely downplayed the cat killing. That cat was doused in accelerant and he stood there and watched it burn to death. He didn't toss a cat over a fire and then it accidentally started to burn. And somehow him having a low IQ is justification for running a woman off the road and pointing a gun at her because…
My mother, a true crime addict if there ever was one, always told me that if someone abducted me, start ripping out strands of my hair and stuffing them places and try to get my fingerprints everywhere that I could.
They are somebody’s kids. JJ Abrams said in Entertainment Weekly that characters with no last names have no last names for a reason and he also pointed out that Kylo Ren is a moniker that character takes on, not the name he was born with.
She said she was born in 1904. Presumably she meant literally born.
I was 6 when it came out and remember cowering when the previews came on TV. I was so afraid of Chucky when I was little and I didn’t even watch the movie until I was probably 13.
I was so afraid of Chucky when I was a kid. I would bury my head when the trailer would show on TV. When it was released on video, the local video store got a Chucky doll with suctions on its hands that they stuck inside a display case at the front counter. They left that doll in there for years and until I was…
The Countess is definitely March's wife. She was born in 1904, so that would put her in her early 20s when that whole sequence took place and it was definitely Gaga's voice speaking when the wife walks in and removes the hankie from the victim's mouth.
That’s MR. The Plague to you.
I remember mentioning to my doctor once what they told us in an abstinence-only presentation when I was in high school about certain STDs. She was shocked! She said that they either outright lied or they were presenting the absolute worse case scenario that only happens to people who are immuno-suppressed.
What if it was a one day program every year where a speaker from a Christian-based organization met with girls and boys separately and told them sex was bad, abstinence was good, and the focus was on frightening teens about abortion and STDs with misinformation? Because that’s what amounted to sex education at my…
True. But I felt like his eventual resurrection was telegraphed heavily in the book, with the warging going on in the prologue, etc. Also, the only other person to “die” in their own POV chapter was Catelyn.
I was more excited than I probably should have been when CT was on the last season of Kroll Show.
Johnny Bananas is a poster child for HGH.
Seriously. I bartended at a place that had karaoke every Friday. You learn pretty quickly how to tune shit out after hours of listening to drunk people wail out “Picture” by Sheryl Crow and Kid Rock for the 8 millionth time.