And any horror movies where the protagonist is trapped in a house or whatever while something evil outside tries to get in. Or any horror film where the public at large loses its shit and the outside world becomes a threat.

Re-enter the Julian Assange truther. Must be painful to suck up to someone whose Twitter account has been supporting Trump and mirroring Russian propaganda for months now.

Right, the FBI doesn't know that. That goes double for any outside agency. There's no real evidence of what Martha did or didn't do beyond being married to Phillip's fake identity and her disappearance. They have no real proof of what she was responsible for.

It wouldn't be because of the Oleg thing with the AG though. She had already gone on a first date with Stan before he confronted the AG. But yes, the Nina incident, Gaad's mysterious death, Martha the mole, the bug in Gaad's office, the bugging of the Mail Room Robot, even Amador's death, all of these things imply…

If she's a spy, I'm guessing she's from a different agency. If the FBI wanted to spy on Stan, it wouldn't need an elaborate honey trap which also probably violates numerous Bureau guidelines.

Singer didn't leave the franchise in a lurch. If anything, he set them up for a huge Dark Phoenix film. The STUDIO hired Brett Ratner, after offering it to Vaughn who bowed out all on his own. People want to find blame for these X-men films should be looking at FOX. FOX has shit the bed repeatedly with Daredevil,…

It's legitimately surprising that Carmen Electra isn't somehow involved in the Trump campaign, let alone that she's let Dennis Rodman have free reign courting the love of North Korea. So many missed opportunities.

Gawker would like a word with this comment.

Fucking millennials!

Or they'll just collectively light themselves on fire before the election, save us all from the stupidity of people who think the philosophy of a Batman villain should be applied in real life.

Yes, you do, it's just that ISIS likes to parlay via Twitter and Youtube. Their snark usually involves mass beheadings and burning people alive, which tends to mute the laughter.

It's really surprising considering the Dothraki are a culture that so clearly values science, engineering, and personal safety.

All the discussion of this fire is like people don't understand the meaning of fire combined with fuel.

It's an earthen hut in the desert made of wood and grass with large wooden doors locked from the outside, where-in the room has been coated in hot, burning oil. What part of wood stove do people not understand?

It's true that you were 1% correct and 99% wrong.

That is literally what was shown on screen three different times: braziers filled with burning oil being spread across the room. If the oil is already on fire, it's already burning as it spreads across the room. Why is this so hard to understand?

Right, but the book and the TV series are literally two completely different entities. Martin has the leeway to introduce a thousand characters, jump around in time, and let characters narrate the book in the first person. The TV show already has way too many characters and storylines as it is. You can say the “books”…

By "writers", I assume you mean George RR Martin. Because book Ramsey is even worse than TV Ramsey.

It appeared he was on the ship from Dorn anchored in the harbor outside King's Landing. I guess when you deliver a royal corpse, best not to drag along the guy that Cersei might want to immediately kill in vengeance. So the question is how the Sand Snakes got to his boat. Obviously they must have been trailing them…

Wait…what the fuck are you talking about? This show is exactly as bad as the comic book is.