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Plus he was so awesome as the killer in Disturbia.

VV was better this week, but it just seems odd to spend so much time on the baby drama unless it all comes to a head and forces him to make a choice or choices at some point in relation to it. Otherwise story all started coming together, surprising that as the season goes on they tie threads...

FUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUCK why do they leave it on that. Damnit. One issue I had with this episode, why the fuck did they cut to the random scene with Kitsch and his baby mama and her mom in the middle of Frank and his wife having their little talk about where they stood. Still agree there's a...

Weird, season progresses, stories get tied together. Velcoro realizing he killed the wrong man was fucked up. Guess I was wrong about the wedge between him and VV earlier, but the fact he fingered the wrong man makes me think shit will go down between him. Betting Velcoro will turn over what...

There could be any reason the killer/s would want to use Velcoro, and given that it was VV who sent him to that location in the first place what happened could easily be used to drive a wedge between Velcoro and VV...which might be the whole point. Honestly while he still reports in, it's clear...

I admit I was just assuming they'd have a story for each side, even if it is a time jump and if they have some "common enemy" I'd assume they'd still split it into their own flavor. If it's just 1 that's even worse.

Yeah while I don't think the contract they signed for Oduya was all that bad (or at least, as bad a deal as I thought some GM might give Oduya), his advanced stats showed him to quite clearly be the worst of Chicago's top 4 D last year, and it wasn't close. That said he's still a veteran guy...

This happened too.

This is why James Marsden was a great casting job.

See Grim's post above. The whole cool part of the original leveling process was 8 different class stories. Makeb/Rishi/Yavin while they extending the main storyline were essentially just 2 stories, 1 from each faction's side. Sure you had a little tiny class quest thrown in on Rishi, but it...

That's what I mean, all the buildup to him going in to hit the climate units and we basically get whatever we can to stall anything from happening, from him going through withdraw symptoms, to the chick not being able to find her Dark Army ex for awhile. Next week looks like we actually get to...

Nonis joining the team is already trickling down.

Still no idea where this is going. Was almost too much shit this episode to be honest, but it almost seemed like they were trying to troll us a bit with the Fight Club theory. Make it look like people were almost reacting to Christian Slater.

This is pretty spot on.

Hmmmm, I want to say red flag. 9 hours is a good bit, but the fact it's the same for every class means the only differentiation will be companion stories/interactions most likely.

Kesler just got stupid money.

Yeah it's pretty perfect for some of the dialogue he's been given.

I think we have evidence of this

The trailer makes it seem like Smith is going to get a lot of the lines, so maybe your theory that Flagg dies early is correct.

Watched the trailer a few more times, I think if Leto does a good job I'll forget how this Joker looks. Will Smith seems so out of place though.

Holy shit, legit? Agreed on show getting better, last episode was good. Liked that Rock basically told dude to fuck off after they turned down great contract offer. Hilarious hearing dude wanted more than JJ Watt.

Oh fuck yes, my body is ready. It better not be some 60 second scene either. Do it justice.

When you think about it, the show kind of rushed the entire Jon plot line this season. Everything at the Wall really. Hardhome was fucking great, and a good change to have a first person account of that along with seeing NK/WW's there. Otherwise though his whole elevation to Commander felt...

I agree it was a great device that is hard to replicate. Plus MM as the beaten down/let himself go Rust really made the time jump and revisiting of the past events and their lies and truths regarding it hit home even more so than it would have normally.

Which is funny, considering how many other vows the NW breaks on the reg. I get that inserting themselves into the political affairs of the families/Kingdom would be bigger than banging whores at Mole's Town, but most of them can't be completely ignorant to the fact that aside from Stannis, no...

Frankly anything would look mediocre compared to the season 1 single tracking scene. That scene was the shit and damn near impossible to top how it felt, even on repeated viewings. I'm wondering if there is a time jump as well, would seem weird if Velcoro just decided to shave the stache one...

Regarding people not caring about who killed Casper, it feels a little different this season in that last season was all about the ritual killings and finding the killer. Casper's murder, while gruesome and all, seems less like the overall main story point and more the catalyst for the 3 main...

Sometimes your worst self, is your best self.

Yes, stay away from the really crazy bitch. Edit: Or at the very least, when she finally comes calling go really fast and try to placate her completely.

Thanks! I forgot about that quote. Shit was deep, clearly the best.

Yeah, this is true. Probably why the show loves showing how Littlefinger owns them all playing the long game.

Don't get the hate, loved this episode. Still like VV, him and Velcoro both had some great quotes in this episode. Loved how Woodrugh after the shootout was all like "yeah, all clear" while Velcoro and Ani were overwhelmed. VV definitely pushing to the max, although I wish they'd show a...

Skins should just change the name at this point. Not like the team would be hurting from a "fresh start"...plus all of us fans are nutso enough to buy all of the new merchandise and they'll just make more money.

I figured he'd have more hatred for the Thenn leader that joined Tormund's band who basically let him live while telling him he was going to cook and eat his parents later that night. The same Thenn that Jon went toe to toe with in the battle against the Wildlings at Castle Black. The same...

What do you mean by this? Up until people from the NW traveled to Hardhome? Jon didn't go there in the books, and there wasn't a first hand account of the massacre there as it was happening in the books either. I could see it making sense to send him there as one of the viewpoint characters...

What would be the point of Episode 8 this past season then? No reason to add him in that specific way to have the stare down with the Night King unless they're setting him up for the main event come the real war. The only way it makes sense for him to not be special then is if the show guys...

Guess I should say, that trailer didn't look terrible...just hasn't grabbed me like anything Marvel has done and doesn't feel likely to do so. Maybe it's the story they picked. Curious how many extras they're going to try to plug into it as well.

Even the new bat signal was fucking fatter.

So the anti EU theory. Nice.

I get that, but the guy you idolize and seemed to completely support...who went out of his way to give you a position where you could learn judgment/etc from...tells everyone about the threat that is out there (that even some of those that helped betrayed Jon have seen first hand at the Fist of...