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  1. Oh my god, I am in tears right now.
  2. Right? She looks amazing in that TVA uniform, though. I thought reviewers were overly enthusiastic about Ke Huy Quan stealing every scene he's in because he's generally awesome and likable, but no. No, he did steal every scene he was in. And the easy chemistry between Hiddleston and Wilson as Loki and Mobius hasn't lost a step between seasons. I'm curious where the show goes from here in terms of stakes, but I'm all in for season 2.
  3. This news breaks my heart. So few legends from GH's heyday are left now. What a terrible loss.
  4. I know Kristie was problematic these last few years, but it hurts to lose her. I hope she didn't suffer before the end. I really do.
  5. I am so dating myself saying this, but: How could I have forgotten this crossover! I saw the movie the night it aired as a kid! Oh, dang! I really like SheDevil!
  6. That was some A+++ 4th wall breaking awesomeness right there! And KEVIN with his robot hat was hilarious! "Oh, wait you are sitting?" OMG, KEV was so done with Jen! I officially ship Jen and Matt. I don't even care anymore! I want all the crossovers! Glad Emil wasn't part of Intelligencia and was only breaking parole for the money. Not exactly law-abiding of him, but better than being in cahoots with Todd. And I'm glad Wong busted him out of prison, too. Skaar! It's happening! Please, let there be a season two, KEVIN!
  7. IMO, it seems to me the PtB never intended to tell a story about two very, very flawed families murdering each other for power with anything resembling an even hand. Instead, they're doing the absolute worse thing they could do as storytellers: They are loudly proclaiming who their audience should care about and root for instead of letting the story and characters speak for themselves. And, IMO, Daeron's inclusion would have helped to balance things out, and made the show-runners biases less obvious.
  8. Honestly, Daemon and Aemond probably look at each other and think: "I am you!" Ser, you are out of order! 🤣 Had fate not conspired, those two would be best buddies/friendenemies! 😆
  9. Oh, he is definitely Daemon, the Next Generation alright!
  10. If I didn't know better—and I do know better—I would swear Aemond is Daemon's kid. Those chins! Those psychopathic tendencies! 😆
  11. Not gonna lie, as much as I dislike Viserys, that was grisly and I wouldn't wish it on anyone. RIP for real. The man can finally rest. Damn. "Nephews! Come to train?" Aemond! That's my boy right there!
  12. Ned very nearly did it, and he was just a regent for five minutes. And, yeah, Viserys wouldn't do it, but he easily could, and no one in Westeros would question the why of it because everyone knows Rhaenyra's children are bastards. The same is unlikely to happen to someone like Alicent, Rob Stark, or Larys Strong, because everyone accepts they are legitimate, and it would take a lot of strong-arming to de-legitimize them. And everyone would still know the bastardization was bullshit. That wouldn't be the case with Rhaenyra's kids: Because everybody knows they are bastards. Look at Tywin with Tyrion: if he could have disowned and de-legitimize Tyrion as easily as Rhaenyra's kids can be de-legitimized, he absolutely would have done it day one. And, yes, Rhaenyra can legitimize her children, but she has to win first. But if she loses...? Heads, spikes, walls... If they're lucky. I thought it was very real. But there's no way I can convince you it was. Your mind is already made up, so there's no point in even trying.
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