He couldn’t even make a movie with dinosaurs interesting...and it was three-quarters of the way there already, because: dinosaurs.

I have no idea how people can’t notice it. It makes the picture look so flat and fake.

I’m incredibly relieved Trevorrow’s out. I really didn’t see any way ep IX would turn out well with him at the helm.

So, Rhaegar Targaryen. He annuls his marriage to Elia, apparently without her knowledge; gives his son with Lyanna the EXACT SAME NAME as his son with Elia; and starts this whole fucking war that gets Elia raped and murdered and their children killed.

Maybe he wanted to tell Jon real quick before he slept with his aunt.

He’ll run for two scenes and then he’ll be there.

My first thought. I have a distinct memory of Penny Marshall serving milk and Pepsi to an elephant.

I thought the exact same thing during this episode.

Yeah, the number of people taking it as serious advice is frightening.

I have to believe it was real. I mean, surely the child's birth would have been announced.

I find that prophecy weird, since she's already had four children—the three with Jamie, plus a son with Robert who died in infancy.

Or maybe the Black Lodge provides suggestions/inspiration to her through her TV.

The box Jorah put onboard made clinking sounds suggestive of dragonglass.

They mention that in their flyer, or at least they used to.

I was also old enough to see Star Wars during its first release, and I loved Empire Strikes Back beyond measure. But Return of the Jedi killed my Star Wars love so effectively I didn't even bother to see the prequels until I'd seen (and loved, sorry) The Force Awakens.

They knew each other. He used to treat her.

I'm sure that Glastonbury/Avalon is what the show's referencing, but every time it mentions Glastonbury, I think of Glastenbury, Vermont—an abandoned timber town where there were several disappearances in the surrounding woods.

If only we knew how to date her.

"Hoover Dam Cooks." Here's a link: https://www.alibris.com/Hoo…

I have a book of recipes by the wives of the workers who built the Hoover Dam, and it's amazing—such a time capsule: There's a recipe for porterhouse steak that involves baking it for an HOUR, plus recipes for "Wop Joy" and "Dago Bread"—i.e., spaghetti and garlic bread. And so many recipes I can't imagine eating…