Be Excellent To Each Other

I'll be in my library.

That would explain my salty hands.

Have you been near Theon's sister?

Definitely didn't leave me thinking "MORE MORE MORE" but was still an OK watch.

Why end it halfway through a book? Make seasons with more episodes! Feels like such a rip off buying a box set with 10 episodes anyway.

People buy box sets still?

Not seen The Inbetweeners then?

Here's one I hadn't noticed... Pycelle is Donovan from Temple of Doom!

I have but, having now Googled it, the apparently infamous "bus wankers" line doesn't seem to have lodged in my head for some reason.

The girl who played Bran's safe keeper, and has left for Castle Black or whatever it's called, with his younger brother, was the punky girl that Nicholas Hoult fancied in About A Boy

Mind blown, although I might have spotted it the next time I watched About a Boy. That very often happens, you rewatch a film you haven't seen for years and then you realise 'Holy shit, that's X from Y!'.. Watching Macgyver is a fun game of spotting a variety of unknown celebs before they made it - a lot of people from Stargate, for example.

I was watching Psych the other day and there was a female character that I recognised but totally couldn't place. Turned out to be Jeremy's temporary wife (Nancy) from Peep Show.

The blonde in Big Bang Theory is in the film where John Travolter dresses up as a woman.

This guy was in that thing etc:

http://imgur.com/gallery/o48UBeb

Emilia Clarke is gorgeous with dark hair.

That's more of a "What other things that hardly anyone has seen were they in"

Removed the redundancy

I think an American made it, and so don't know about the huge amounts of UK TV that features these people and only know about crap British-Gangster films.

However: EMMA PEEL?! Now that I did not know.


Also: Emilia Clarke has 'fat girl' boobs, a moustache and a silly pout. I might have mentioned that already..

I think she's the most beautiful woman I have ever seen.

Also, you didn't know who Diana Rigg was?!?!

I know who Diana Rigg is. I just didn't associate old-woman-in-shall with Diana Rigg or Emma Peel. I've only really seen the young version.

Also, what's wrong with you people? She looks like a Thunderbird/other Gerry Anderson puppet.


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Would and Wood.

(On a new page that looks like quite the non sequitur)

Excellent work

All the bananas!

Watched the end of series 2 and just started series 3 - cor, it's a bit good, isn't it?

Yes.

Just you wait.

I shall.

I'm aware of the story, of course, having read all the books. And unlike The Walking Dead this is broadly following the flow of the original plot.

Zomgees, I'd forgotted about Theon's tearing down by the watsits. Eww, eww, eww.

Isn't Iwan whatsisname amazing as Ramsay though?

Nearly at the end - currently on episode 7. This is really very good. Tyrion goes from strength to strength, and Charles Dance is just wonderful as Tywin. Genuinely scary chap. Sansa still makes me think of that post by Mali though ("Actually, it was all good this week. Even the bits with Sansa. mostly as other people were being brilliant whilst the actress sat there and wondered why people were dressed funny and occasionally begin to talk nonsense at her, often repeating the same thing several times as an increasingly angry man shouts "CUT"! and then it gets dark and they all go home. not knowing what to do, she sits there and waits.")


And Daenarys Stormborn? Daenarys Phwooooooarborn more like.

PUNCHED IN THE FACE BY A BEAR!

Tell me you're not playing Fist of Awesome.

Well, now I am.

Oh.

It's alright, I wasn't really.

"I say he betrayed me for firm tits and a tight fit"

Oh, bravo, sirs. And Caretaker Filch in particular.

After slogging my way through Ep 3 of Agents of Shield (which I'm now officially giving up on), it's nice to watch a well written, well plotted, well acted drama.

Roose fucking Bolton.

Well, episode 9 was amazing (despite knowing what would happen), but episode 10 was a bit fillery, despite being good.

I may have read Book 3 part 2. I was bored. Yes, yes, I'm a knob.

To be fair to you, you're only a semi.

GRRM does start to suffer from a touch of the Jordanitis in the latter books in the series. But they're still fairly good, even at and after the point you're at. Unlike the WOT books, which after book 7 or so only picked up after the author died and someone else started writing them.

May I just belatedly say that if the epilogue of Book 3: Part 2 makes it into the telly series I can see many people being upset because (a) I don't think it would work and (b) it's a bit spazzy.

Remind me what that entails again

I think they will - I seem to remember further references to aforementioned spazzyness later down the line.

I don't see how they won't use it. There is a precedent for people doing that already, after all.

I don't know if they will or won't use it, I just don't think it's entirely keeping with the telly's fiction:

I'm sure someone told me a spoiler about her that made it all make sense, but I've not read that far.

Sat -

Oh...

Wandering around with is the very definition of , no?