Rick on The Walking Dead was already a born leader, being a police officer, yet the lead characters Madison and Nick, played by Kim Dickens and Cliff Curtis, are a school guidance counselor and an English teacher., respectively These characters aren’t born survivors.

Yes, I believe he uses Varyson.

Howland Reed is already cast, Jonathon Pryce...

Perhaps - and like I say, if the only outcome of this is “poor, helpless Sansa is rescued by White Knight Theon” then, on reflection, I will agree. But I think we do need to give it a chance to see what happens next before we make a full judgement.

Why? Why can’t it be a motivator for both of them?

I get that - genuinely. I think the Jamie/Cersei scene has been recognised, by and large, as a huge mistake by the director(s), who seemed to think it was much more ambiguous - like in the books - and genuinely seemed baffled by the reaction. I think that was more, to be blunt, an utter fuck-up on their part rather…

I think one of the reasons this scene has had such an impact on people is because - once again - it doesn’t fit with standard narrative directions.

And, looking at the pics in the interview link, the new owners are "honor(ing) and respect(ing) the history" by doing it up in tacky halloween "haunted house" torture/death themes. Fuck them.

A very good friend of mine grew up in a cult, her father was the leader. She had it rough to say the least

No, prunes are grown on trees.

IDK, I mean, I'm not a woman but if I were just riding the subway by myself and some guy physically assaulted me because he found me attractive, I'd be flattered. I dunno why women gotta make such a big deal about a guy thinking they're pretty and then violently attacking them for it. It's a compliment, ladies!

So, in parts of America, people force women to give birth to children but the same people won't allow said women to feed their babies? OKAY THEN.

Spoiler alert!

Qapla'? That'd be a fun party. Watching the Klingons get pissed off when Dothraki mock their weird bat'leths.

dang so sorry it hurts

This was one of the most intelligently written reviews/critiques of anything I've ever encountered on this site, and I hope we can look forward to more.

You think the responsibility for parentless children should fall on those with biological impairments, specifically? Do you say that to everyone who plans for a biological child?

i hope she hosts it one day.

I thought maybe Danish Burgeria was a different country, like French Guiana . That was a wasted Google maps search.

I flipping love Roger Allam.