"And while the idea of seeing Osha and Rickon as Ramsay’s prisoners gives me no great pleasure, it’s a smart move that creates specific stakes that would logically draw other members of the Stark family into the conflict to come."

I'm a Millennial and, man, I do not want to be associated with BuzzFeed.

Danny Boyle?? This is the best news EVER.

Miss Saigon is crying out for a film adaptation. I don't know if that one is still in the works or not.

Wildhorn has improved over time, though.

Of all the musicals he could have picked… At least he won't be ruining anything I like.

His movies kind of imply it too, IMO.

But she was Mia Farrow's adopted daughter. She would have had plenty of advantages and opportunities without Woody.

I read it in-context and didn't find it any better.

I grew up in the Midwest, which I imagine would be more musically behind, and Green Day was not new to anyone when American Idiot came out.

I remember the line "Sieg heil to the President Gasman." Did they think that was a fresh, clever sentiment?

Right now he's lost nothing, though. I think is unrealistic that it's taking this long for his actions to have consequences for him.

Elsa clearly had PTSD, imo. She avoided and isolated.

I doubt that. The show itself is popular and very good. LMM isn't that well known outside of people familiar with the show.

Yeah, I'm still very bitter about Bonnie and Clyde.

I watched that episode just because of him.

Allegiance, the first Broadway musical written and performed by Asian Americans, was completely snubbed. So great for LMM, but it's not like he was the only one. Plus he already has a few Tonys for In the Heights.

I'd like to think that but the Tonys are often more about ticket sales than recognizing great performers.

I like her but I don't think Philippa Soo deserved the nomination.

It annoys me that absolutely no one talked about Allegiance even though it was such a historically significant show for several reasons. Honestly, moreso than Hamilton.