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Maybe, but this seems like a weird episode to call it out because he seems sincerely regretful and all his attempts at pretending he was being regretful felt more like pretending to pretend.

That was probably my favorite joke in the episode

The Stark kids are so bored with the fact that they all survived. I really had the Sansa/Arya reunion pegged as the biggest possible emotional moment in the show. It was probably the only closure left I wanted out of the show before it ended. I'm pretty disappointed.

What kind of venues is he playing? Maybe its just time to scale down a bit.

It can be.

None of that is mutually exclusive from a sense of ambition he may or may not have. Without the change to his priorities inherent to starting a family, he became rich, famous, and alone. His potential for selfish ambitious is certainly there.

In a universe where he doesn't marry Beth after getting her pregnant when they were younger, he became rich and famous. Seems like its buried in there somewhere.

Could never figure his out. I don't think I've ever actually seen a roger Moore movie, including his Bonds.

I like crediting The Matador as his retired Bond instead. Went into private sector assassinations and then had a nervous breakdown.

lol why?

Everyone

Which is everyone.

Preferences can be ludicrous

The one good thing about the "James Bond is an alias for whoever is 007" theory is figuring out which of the actors' post-Bond movies are actually them playing a retired Bond. Seems fitting Craig has a pre-Bond possibility being the current Bond.

I did Chumscrubber.

I like him more now

They dropped the part 1 aspect. Although conceptually I'm sure it still is.

Evans is definitely the one I look forward the least to losing.

Nope, literally nothing more boring than a "I'm not interested" comment. Maybe not as boring as telling someone to "learn to deal" with your opinion of something that you haven't learned to deal with yet. It's pretty close though.

I never thought of it that way. I never hated the idea, but that added context makes me like much more now. There's still a tradeoff there that I'm not sure is worth it, but I get it a little more now.