limited number of spears, not wanting to show its powerful weapon before the right moment (as Dany has been wont to do), not caring, because in the grand scheme a bunch of dicks from below the wall aren't worth his effort, while a dragon definitely is.

cersei really didn't do much this season did she? After dealing with her kids dying, destroying a huge chunk of the city, vanquishing most of her enemies last season,this season she what? Tormented some of the dorne people and contemplated marrying Jack Sparro?

jon snow, you dense Aunt-fucker!

5 years later "All the kids are nostalgic for something called 'five nights at freddy's' which somehow includes animatronics too. we should bring these back.

kinda glad I decided not to watch after the first episode. It seems like Under the Dome, without the first initial decent episodes that provided the false sense of hope.

this book was so fucking terrible and even worse, it's terribleness is so obvious. yet no one else seems to see the flaws even though they are so glaring. The hero is completely perfect, nothing he ever does is wrong, except one time it seems wrong, but it saves him in the end. The villains are bland corporate…

first time i read wizard and glass I skipped past the young roland stuff and just went right on forward to their confrontation with the man in black.

someone send this to HBO and get some good showrunners. It'd be a nice replacement for thrones when it's done, plus all of the source material is written and with 10 episode seasons at an hour an episode, it will have plenty of room to breath.

I'm a millennial and I've had to deal with the antennae every time I went to visit my family for holidays and it's terrible. There are very few good channels, most don't come in and when there's static the whole channel freezes until it's fixed. Cable sucks, but antennas are not the solution.

"So you're a Democrat?"
"No, I'm an independent."
"Will you vote for non-republicans?"
"Not if it impacts the outcome of the race."
"Will you support Democrats?"
"No."
"Will you vote for a candidate who could actually win in 2020?"
"no."
"Will you change or re-examine ANY of your policies?"
"no."
"Will you stop acting like the…

frankly, the big divider is how old a person was when 9/11 and the great recession happened. There is a big difference between those old enough to remember both the cold war and the post coldwar, pre-9/11, those who don't remember the cold war, but do remember what it was like before 9/11 and those who only know the…

tina fey clearly has an axe to grind and no idea how to.

Are you here to solve my Ketchup problem?

I was initially disappointed about jonah not being in congress, but the presidential campaign seems perfect. A key aspect of this show has been feminism and sexism, which has come into play a lot more this and lasts eason (I wonder why?).

exactly, if the last two years should have taught us anything is that we need to suspend our disbelief more when it comes to politics, real and fictional. Not House of Cards level of disbelief, if Trump can survive his constant scandals and dubya can have a 59% approval rating post presidency, meyer could recover. …

since it looks like we're going back to presidential primaries next season (why else bring back governor chung. Aside from the general feeling of happiness whenever randall park is on screen) I have a suggestion. For extras on the HBO website, primary results should be provided every week as the show jumps forward…

also, it seemed like norm mcdonald has gotten a little pudgy

will and grace will prove to have aged incredibly poorly. they'll either seem stodgy and conservative for the era, or desperately trying to be cool.

seems about right. While it was clear what they were going for with the main character, she wasn't interesting enough to be that unlikable. A character could be that selfish, that ruthless, but only both if they were tricky and hard to predict (lucille bluth for example or Selina Meyer). Also, even though she would…

good job ice clown