“our only chance of beating Trump”

The article stated that USC was an “academically so-so university” and that San Diego was good enough for non-academic regrettable party shenanigans.

Never heard of Tyrion being his avatar, that’s a new one.

He’s already refused her letter where she begged him for help in her (then) upcoming trial, so I guess the break-up has already started.

Hardhome did happen in the fifth book, just without Jon and the Night’s Watch.

In Germany, a lot of people are now using one of his most (in-)famous quotes to remember him by: “People wearing sweatpants have lost control over their lives.” (Wer eine Jogginghose trägt, hat die Kontrolle über sein Leben verloren.) It’s become a meme of sorts here, and it shows his snobbism quite well.

They did it to prevent social uprising and to turn the tide against the spreading of socialism*. Basically a “give the people something they need/desire in order to keep the peace”. And it worked.

And Adam could’ve refused Eve’s offer.

Just as one example, I certainly remember one instance where a guy lamented that Ghostbusters was to become a chick flick simply because of the all-female main cast. So female protagonists = chick flick, apparently. And yes, this was before the movie’s release.

He was in the final film and played a vampire with power over the elements. So kind of like a vampiric avatar.

You mean “The Ugly Truth”?

I think the pictures got lost in the shipwreck before they landed on American mainland. And since then a couple years have passed (I assume; at least in the books that happened). And he most certainly wouldn’t expect her to be in this time and place; people are very stubborn when it comes to accepting things as fact…

I was more miffed about the kid having red hair because book!William is very definitely dark-haired like his mother (only his beard hair will be red after he hit puberty).

Well, she did wax poetic about America being the Land of the Free, and bringing opportunities to all the new (European) settlers in the first few episodes. Jamie had to pointedly ask her about the impact this would have on the native population.

Ministry knowledge =/= public knowledge. Just because the Minister knows about Dumbledore’s past doesn’t mean that 70 years later it’s common knowledge.

Or maybe Grindelwald was lying? I mean, he’s supposed to be manipulative, isn’t he?

Do yourself a big fat favour and watch the YouTube videos of “BBT - No Laugh Track”.

Yeah, I’m not sure, either. But they claim to go with Martin’s version and not with what the fans desperately want, so even if he’s not mentioned, it should be the valonqar.

She’s not the valonqar (younger brother) that Cersei’s been paranoid about since childhood. It will be the one person she’ll least likely suspect, i.e. Jamie.

Also, Mercy has now poisoned Supergirl and any other Kryptonian in National City—so I guess we won’t get a Superman cameo for a while.