I would, however, make the argument that the phrase "shoot yogurt" is worse than any of the above.

I think Neighborhoods is one of the most underrated albums of the decade. It's not a masterpiece (Love Is Dangerous - ugh), but it combines the band's talent for writing catchy melodies with a more experimental and varied soundscape. It also seems to be the first time the band realised that they've got one of the best…

I have no idea what the Stark theme is, but upvoted for "streets ahead".

No, it wasn't.

I don't think being a meth cook makes you a bad person (as we see with Walt, the activities that cooking meth entails do). The addicts have only themselves to blame for their misery, and like Gale said in the flashback at the beginning of series 4 - if he didn't do it, somebody else would, he just ensures that the…

Judging from the pilot, Shawn Hatosy is actually the only weak link here. Although a lot of that stems simply from the fact that he's the stereotypical violent psychopath character and thus not really interesting and completely predictable.

To be fair, the mother has about 69 other reasons to never be around that family again.

I really didn't find it all that bad.

Agreed about the great opening credits, but why did it take them until the 3rd episode to include them? I remember Scream Queens being wildly inconsistent with its credits (probably because they were awful), but normally they'd be included from the 2nd episode onwards, no?

So, with Varys travelling back to Westeros, we're definitely getting the Dance with Dragons epilogue now, right?

Really? Missandei is among my top ten all-time favourite Game of Thrones characters, easily. (I confess, a certain scene in a river played a not wholly insubstantial part in that.)

Littlefinger's gonna join the Frey! The Frey, people! The Walder Frey!

I watched Luis Buñuel’s 1967 film “Belle de Jour” for the first time last week, and now I’m quite surprised that I’ve never seen it brought up in discussions of this programme. Obviously, there’s the superficial similarity of both plots being about prostitutes hiding their trade from those closest to them. But more…

The High Sparrow's probably the least likely to die in the near future, simply because of the fact that Jonathan Pryce was just added to the main cast at the beginning of series 6.

Ramsay didn't kill him through the heart. So, you know, don't be so harsh on him.

I don't really have any issues with the delaying of Balon's death, but it is a curious adaptation choice. In the books, Robb, Joffrey, and Balon die within two hundred pages at most (in books that routinely take the same amount of pages for characters to get their next POV chapter, that is), so there's really no doubt…

Unpopular opinion: it was poorly planned and cheap, even on this show.

Unpopular opinion (at least I think it is): Rock Action is the best Mogwai album. Despite all its merits, I've never quite connected with Mogwai Young Team, whereas the brevity and the unusually prevalent lyrics on Rock Action really bring out the best in the band for me.

I wondered why Iggy Pop would release a song as drab as 'Gardenia' as the lead single for this album. Turns out that's because it's in fact the least drab one on the album.
C+

Blurred Lines is a great song.