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He's a big Kate fan.

Agreeing with Szlia in this thread makes me feel so dirty.

Well unless there is a massive cover-up or some clever word play, no. There are zero reported radiation sickness deaths attributed to the Fukushima disaster. Several small nearby towns are still largely abandoned, but that's due to reluctance to move back in rather than the area glowing in the...

How could there be? Nothing happened. The moral of the story is that nuclear power in a properly designed and maintained first world country is the safest and cleanest thing in the world.

Well in the book there is no Night King (yet), so it's possible that there is no hivemind trope to exploit. Instead there are "Others", which came across a lot like unseelie fae to me.

You're welcome. Also I wouldn't be such an abrasive spider-cunt if it wasn't so obviously getting under your skin.

This rustles my jimmies something fierce because I fucking loved the pilot but holy shit the show just immediately jumped off a cliff.

Gonna have to agree with Chuk here. Cersei was not a villain.

Brienne is the heir of House Tarth dumbass.

She locked up her children in a basement for months when they killed a single innocent child. Totally in character to burn hundreds of thousands of innocents in King's Landing.

tbh I really don't even know why I clicked on a thread called 'Dating minors'

In retrospect I feel like S7/S8 Jon was way too much of a spineless crybaby to have ever had the balls to murder Dany.

No, I'm assuming Dany wouldn't have let anyone else be alone and armed with her.

I mean, it's arguably the only reason he was able to murder her in the first place. Wasted, yes. Meant nothing? Bit hyperbolic.

lol like it's gonna take that long for Westeros to fall apart again.

unless I've completely blanked that scene out, I don't recall Brienne getting a vote in the first place. I could be wrong though, maybe it happened when I was picking my eyes up after I rolled them so hard they fell out.

Man I wonder if she was repeatedly shown as already being in the Ultimates universe before the collider incident or something.

I don't recall Bran or Brienne having any input into Bran's selection as king, and Sam is the rightful heir of House Tarly and likely the highest ranked lord of the Reach at that point.

wat? Sam, Brienne, and Bran are all highborn nobles of Westeros. Where are you even going with this?

Good job.

The movie was amazing. Doesn't change the fact that her behavior after getting thrown back in time a week when she crossed universes is actually a pretty major plot hole.

Here's a hint you dumb turd, the Lord Commander of the Kingsguard is responsible for writing in the Book of Brothers.

...did you even watch the fucking movie? She was thrown a week back in time from the collider incident.

How the fuck does that garbled nonsense answer Deathwing's question about why she spent a week in the Ultimate universe not contacting the existing spiderman?

Not only is it real, it's not the only one.

It's funny, they talk about the North being an independent kingdom for thousands of years, but iirc weren't they ALL independent kingdoms for thousands of years before the Targaryens came and unified them under one crown?

I mean it doesn't make any fucking sense for either of them to still be alive in the first place, ESPECIALLY not the guy who murdered their messiah.

Were you even watching? Yara flat out says they pledged to Daenerys, and the Dornish guy is sitting right next to her.

wat? Dorne and the Iron Islands are clearly still aligned with the Unsullied. Gendry's loyalty isn't clearly stated but it could go either way since he's friendly with the northerners but Dany is the one who legitimized him and gave him the Stormlands. Either way I doubt he had the time to raise...

He was the chosen brown one.

Sure was nice of Drogon to make sure the throne room was ADA compliant.

I think what was such a monumental letdown was the fact that after 8 years of unmitigated nastiness and horror, they wrap it up with what essentially amounts to 'and they all lived happily ever after' I'd have been fine with this kind of ending in basically any series other than Game of Thrones.

My aunt got it for me for Christmas shortly after it came out and I decided to stick with the series. It improves quite a bit after the rocky and unoriginal opening.

and just like that, a game i've been absolutely salivating over got bumped to the 'probably never going to play' category.

Tyrion actually has a weak claim to the throne on the basis of Cersei's usurpation and him being the Lannister heir (she ruled in her own name when she took the throne), and as ridiculous as that is, that's the only scenario where I see Sansa on the throne (as Tyrion's queen). I'm genuinely...

The nonsensical over the top plot is basically straight out of the handheld games. If you actually pay attention to the Team X plot in each game, pretty much every single one is a major world-shattering event...that ends up being stopped by an unsupervised 10 year old and his/her squad of battle...

Pains me to write this as a big fan of Castle and Fillion, but something about the show just isn't working for me. Feels very formulaic/paint by numbers with little innovation and a diversity checklist/agenda. I'm normally the one to call people out for grasping at SJW straws so I don't think...

Ok you win, this is me tapping out.

They probably haven't cremated her yet.

See @Chukzombi , making an appropriate grumpycat meme is great. Just worfing the news that grumpycat died? You're a terrible human being.