I thought she was voting to go halfway with each side, so there was only a majority for giving them half the weapons. The U.S. Supreme Court has this happen all the time, where the tiebreaker vote gets to decide how much of each side gets to happen. She could threaten to give the other side her entire vote unless they…

Cenobites! I said the exact same thing to my fiancée when watching!

you’ve got 3 and 4 mixed up. 4 is the Asian guy, 3 that insufferable macho shithead

One script thing I liked was that Two didn’t break the tie at all, but made a whole new plan and proceeded as if they all voted for her solution when in fact none of them did.

I was thinking the same thing about the cenobites! If Pinhead shows up this is the best show ever made.

Your, um..., creative use of parenthetical phrases in your third point is, ahh, challenging.

You’ve got #3 and #4 backwards. #3 is the guy who loves the guns while #4 is the sword-enthusiast.

Yes for the most part. There are still towns here in oklahoma where k-12 are in the same building. Okc has grown a lot since then but out further into the “country” the school age population sometimes is as low as 30-40 so you'll find that set up from time to time.

NO. My mother grew up in Oklahoma and she taught me with a similar multiplication wheel when a was really young. Like 3 years old. Then, tables became the rage in the 1970s. Oklahoma in 1906-1919 had grades 1-5, 6-8 and 9-12. Somewhere in the 1920s they became individual classrooms for each grade. Oklahoma was a rich…

I think that by the time the 95th Hunger Games rolls around it’ll be President Everdeen on the podium. Monster indeed.

1984 Arnold is CGI the whole way. They also forgot to have “tire track” make-up on the Bill Paxton stand-in. I imagine they re-did the scene with the CGI Arnold because the film quality of 1984 would have been too glaring a comparison to the new digital-film-thing-quality scenes.

They could have had him with sunglasses on all the time. Damn you, uncanny valley.

In the behind the scenes bit, D&D make it seem like when Dany closes her eyes, it’s a moment of peace. But I thought she was either calling her dragon or even WARGing! (Not a book reader, btw).

Speaking of not understanding people speaking, what’d Jason Kellerman (most made up, bad sitcom-sounding, repressed 5th grade bully trauma, name ever) say to Donnie right before he he knocked him out? Something like, “you’re a ....(something about a coat?)...lookin’ bitch”

Have you seen interviews of Felix’s actor? He sounds so completely different. It almost sounds like a southern US accent to me sometimes. It blows my mind every time.

Other important fact people are confusing (not you per say just felt I might as well put it out there) wights are the zombies that can really only be eliminated by fire. Which is why the wildlings burn their dead.

White Walkers as we saw last night are much harder to kill and are impervious to fire. So far only dragon…

You’re right White Walkers are the smart ones, wights are the zombies the article’s mistaken.

The author made a mistake. The thing that Jon fought was a White Walker. Wights are all the undead/reincarnated zombies that were running around World-War Z-style.

“If you went inside your high school 10 or so years afterwards, and someone directed you to go to a certain room by saying “it’s in Mr/Mrs (Surname’s) room,” do you think you would know where to go?”

I’m two decades out of high school and can immediately picture in my head which rooms were associated with which teachers in my high school.