Jorah is from Bear Island, which is basically the Scotland of Westeros, so yeah, kinda.

Compare Ramsay to Jon.

It's less Roose's "lack of honor" and more his "lack of legitimate heirs". Ned had three sons lined up to take the reins, Roose had none.

Those two scenes are lovely inversions of each other - Stannis's brings a hundred maesters to save his daughter, Roose decides not to throw the baby in the river.

Billboard also didn't really standardize the "pop" charts until around 1960 - for instance, country music didn't get its own chart until 1955 (at one point it was listed as "race music"!)

Yeah. My son told me out of the blue that he wanted to have a party at Chuck E Cheese's, because it's a great place for kids to have their parties! (except whatever he said was literally the exact verbiage from the commercial).

Spoken like someone who's obviously never been to the Secret AVClub Feminazi Rallies.

Of course you aren't.

Ha!

you must be a blast at parties.

I am 99% sure that Vince McMahon would actually make WWE City a reality if he could.

Pee Wee's Playhouse (and both movies) went up on Netflix at the beginning of the year, to a great deal of public noise - IIRC AVC itself even had a "Pee Wee's Playhouse is on Netflix now!" Newswire piece.

We use it pretty regularly - while the parent reviews can get into the MY HEAVENS FETCH THE SMELLING SALTS territory from time to time, it's also useful for catching things that other reviewers might miss - like "Despicable Me is a fucked-up movie to show adopted kids within the otherwise normal age demo, because…

Yup. You can do your best to prevent it, but your kid is gonna learn shit by osmosis unless you raise them in some kind of cult compound. I am of the opinion that forcing what YOU liked as a kid on your child is almost as bad as blocking what all their friends are watching, as far as putting your kid in a fucked up…

I'm gonna be sorely disappointed if Paw Patrol doesn't make that list…

The direct-to-DVD Scooby stuff is generally atrocious. We Redboxed the WWE one and caught the Mummy's Curse (or something like that) on Boomerang one weekend. Mummy's Curse was predicated on an entire underground cult adopting pharonic Egyptian beliefs and lifestyles but also having a giant robot battle worm to…

Those things are terrible but they make money hand over fist and create multi-platform talent for the parent network to milk. Everyone wants the next Hannah Montana, even if they don't want the next Miley Cyrus.

SDMI is spectacular and literally the only incarnation of the series worth actively attempting to watch (as opposed to "it's 7 am and you're flipping channels and oh hey, it's the one where the gang find the iceman!").

Yeah, I'd clarify that it's fine for boys to watch, too. I mean, it's better than a lot of the boy-targeted stuff for a similar demo.

Every time someone posts PREVIOUSLY - ON X-MEN! i find myself watching all ten minutes of it, even though I know exactly what's going to happen.