She is definitely not emotionally neglected. The only real 'abuse' she receives is an unhealthy diet, not unlike most of the US. Pageantry is indeed pretty stupid, but not much less arbitrary than many of the things parents push their kids into doing.

^^ True, it's not very good. Just trying to be comprehensive on the handful of in-video-game tv episodes I've ever seen. They probly rank: This > Futurama > Community > > > code monkeys.

^^ True, it's not very good. Just trying to be comprehensive on the handful of in-video-game tv episodes I've ever seen. They probly rank: This > Futurama > Community > > > code monkeys.

There's also Code Monkeys, a show on G4 based entirely in a video game.

There's also Code Monkeys, a show on G4 based entirely in a video game.

They are getting all this buzz off what seems to be 90% based on the fact they have these licensed characters, but it's confirmed that they are all cameo appearances. We probably see little of most of them outside of that group therapy session scene, of which we've now seen most of. 

They are getting all this buzz off what seems to be 90% based on the fact they have these licensed characters, but it's confirmed that they are all cameo appearances. We probably see little of most of them outside of that group therapy session scene, of which we've now seen most of. 

I think part one of season 5 will mostly be Walt as evil kingpin drug lord, then part two will 
mostly be his incredibly horrific downfall.

I think part one of season 5 will mostly be Walt as evil kingpin drug lord, then part two will 
mostly be his incredibly horrific downfall.

Don't watch things you don't like.

Don't watch things you don't like.

She was still wearing it because it was the same night as we saw her wearing it last episode. We know this because Stannis gave his ultimatum to Renly the day before, saying he had to surrender by nightfall or a certain somethingsomething would stab him dead.

beema: you're exactly right! Brienne was basically a Renly fanboy for a while back, and then she finally got to be his bodyguard and he died immediately. :-(

So basically, Don's awesomeness is inversely correlated with his happiness. :-(

Wow it's almost like the show is about characters who aren't you.

Did you ever like that Ned Stark character from season 1?

What you're describing would be very true were it a normal episode, but I think it worked because it was a season/series finale. Them going off in their own directions, when coupled with the bittersweet vibe that Paul describes that they were going for here, really felt poignant to me. Everyone's growing up and…

I liked the storyline. I think dreams are the brain's way of running through different scenarios that combine stuff we've been exposed to lately. Don ran the 'cheat on his new wife' simulation and found out that he'd feel crushing guilt and do something crazy. I think this bodes well for the two, as long as Megan can…

I feel like there's not actually thaaaaaaaat much incest, and each instance is pretty different.

It's because his house is one of the few safe places to sleep and get food north of the wall. The Night's Watch has had a sort of agreement with Craster for many years where they leave him alone and he will occasionally shelter them or give them information about the wildlings.