This episode is Number Six… or is it?

Well I've played his Tragic Overture on two separate occasions and thought it was stunningly easy too, but perhaps my opinion here shouldn't matter.

The 10 people who watched Rubicon silently weep

It's even funnier to find out that it has the same tune as "O Tannenbaum".

UBRS was originally 15 man.

Somebody set *up us* the bomb.
Sorry, but people getting that line wrong really annoys me.

Without a verb following the word "to", there is an implied reuse of the verb at the beginning of the clause. Compare with the sentence "telling them what they need to tell". The word "here" being unrelated and conveying the usual meaning, but in the full sentence it feels odd, which is why I changed my mind.

Oddly, the sentence makes sense with both "here" and "hear".
Edit, I guess the whole sentence makes slightly more sense as "hear", but taken on its own, the final clause could easily use either.

It's sad, because she should be sympathetic in comparison to just about everyone else, but no, she's just so terrible.

He plays an asshole so convincingly in everything he's appeared in that it's hard to tell if he's a good actor, or just an asshole himself.

Not the first story one, you only get the reels and weapon from the later tournaments you do.

The average phone screen these days is roughly the same size as that of a handheld, and RPGs are just right on handhelds, so I don't think it's really an issue.

It's a ligature, not a diphthong.

Even better, it's "hors d'œuvre".

"I will stop, but I will not apologise." is definitely getting some use from me.

You'll find the term Oceania most popular here in New Zealand, simply due to us not wanting to be associated with Australia in name.
Australasia is a vaguely acceptable alternative as well.

The craziest part is that several countries' claims overlap; the UK, Argentina and Chile all claim the peninsula area south of South America.

Who is not even his mother's favourite Jonah?
Hm, too obscure.

Don't forget about Dominic Chianese's suprisingly technologically adept Judge.

Why recast Donna's sisters when you could get Alicia Witt back to play Gersten?