I don't want to flatter myself and say that it was my infrequent viewing of this show that caused Fox to pull the plug, but there are probably a thousand people like me out there that liked the show but just didn't sit their butts in front of the TV to watch it; and that probably did kill the show off.

Stupid question, but why is Peter Mayhew here? It's not like he has any lines. Or do they really expect him to go RAWWR every time Chewie is in the script?

Love interest: Because the female character will only be defined by her relationships.

If Max Von Sydow isn't the villain, than they made a mistake casting Max Von Sydow.

Exactly. It would be like casting Nic Cage and not having him be crazy one. It's just not done.

Huh. So if I understand Hollywood at all, this means that Star Wars, Harry Potter, Flash Gordon and the Lord of the Rings all take place in the same universe. Can't wait to see what Darth Vader's horcruxes were, and the inevitable fight between Boromir and the Hawkmen.

Bill Weasley (Domhall Gleeson) is in it.

SPOILERS ALL(Even though the main article said the same)

Agreed... I'm getting really tired of the Sir Pounce talk.

Whoever decided to start the episode with a 15-minute Daenerys snoozefest arc needs to get canned.

Obvi his full name is Ser Pouncelot

As soon as he said the cat's name, I paused everything and told my brother, " You know what this means, right? We're getting a cat and calling it ser pounce." Because, duh, that is what any rational person would do.

Finally, the show gives us the true power behind everything going on in Westeros: Ser Pounce!

There is nothing in this world more ugly than someone who wants to prevent a person from reading a book or trying to ban one. Usually they're ill-informed pearl clutching busybodies who haven't even read the text in question. It's one of the most small minded little evils.

Good, maybe they'll show flashbacks to our present time and show Billy Eichner's character dying a horrible death so we don't have to see him ruining every scene he is in.

I shouted: "it's New Caprica!" (without shame) at the end of the finale. Seeing that this guy fully intended the homage is wonderful. Nicely laid plan, and I can't fucking wait for what's most likely the last season of Parks.

I loved the reference to Battlestar Galactica — the zoom in on the picture, and zoom-out three years later. Plus, when the HELL am I going to be able to play Cones of Dunshire?

I actually think the "dream job" bullshit is bad for young people. It makes people feel badly about their careers when they get "just a job" and then feel like they're somehow insubstantial in their work because it's not giving them an emotional orgasm every day.

Here's the thing... in the book, Cersei was the instigator in this scene. The whole point was that Jaime is genuinely a decent human being and he is completely, utterly enthralled to Cersei's every sick whim.