GASP! You mean the guy who wrote The Newsroom, one of the most obnoxiously self-righteous TV shows in history, is UNINFORMED?! What an epiphany!

You know… at first I thought that Lena Dunham actually had some good points to make, and I still give her credit for speaking out on subjects she cares about… But the more she says, the clearer it is she's just a contrarian who's working out her own trauma by talking on subjects she actually knows little about. The…

So I was scrolling through the article, reading it at my leisure, when I scrolled to the video of the witch with the snake. The close-up of her purple eyes made me jump. I'm almost 30 years old. I've been watching this movie for over twenty years, and it still has the power to scare me.

It just goes to show how a British accent works wonders xD

Just because they're archetypes doesn't mean the writers have no cause to develop them. We've seen plenty of archetypes in fantasy, but at least they're interesting a lot of the time.

There were a lot of cartoonish aspects that I'm sure worked in the game, but definitely didn't work in the film.

I knew nothing about the games either, but what got me in the first ten minutes was how engaging the Orcs were.

I was into the movie for the first 10 minutes. And then the humans showed up.

Julia deserves a Golden Globe for this episode. You didn't mention the scene where she found out about the stay right after her mother died. She was laughing, but you could tell it was because she didn't want to let herself cry. Brilliant, flawless acting.

Exactly. Like I said, she underestimated him. But you're right. Compared to others, she got a quick and clean death.

Are you going to back up your opinion with examples, or are you just going to state that like it's a fact?

Yeah, she really did. She thought that Ramsay wanted to fuck her more than he wanted to kill her… Big error in judgement…

At first, I was angry about Osha's death, but after thinking about it… she really did fuck up badly when she underestimated Ramsay. She really thought he was like any other guy, and that she could use her femininity to distract him.

William Hughes, you're not alone. I think The Dark Knight is an overrated, over-written, self-important, overlong film that's held aloft by one great performance.

Burr in the Family

Watching this episode again, I felt like I was eight years old again… and I finally realized what jump-started my love for pitch-black humor.

I don't consider my diet complete without furry rodents.

Karen would be proud. :) I would like to see more of her, make her the new punching bag. She could replace Jonah while he and Richard become the show's Abbott and Costello.

So we were sad that Lennon Parham left, and now that she's back, we're asking her to go. Some people are never satisfied, are they?

It IS the start of something bigger: the coming of the end.