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It took me until the end of the scene to realize that was Pam who came in the house. I actually thought it was Trish at first. I was wondering why it took me so long- but it was because she wasn't wearing the right outfit!

I've never wanted more characters on a show to be stabbed so many times. I really thought Stannis would ride in during the wedding. Stupid me thinking that poor Sansa was going to get out of this physically unscathed. Now get to the stabby stabs, Grandma O and Sansa/Theon!

I have liked every marvel movie so far, but oh, that was terrible! And not just for a marvel movie but for any movie. The pacing was off, the writing was awful, both dialogue and the story itself. Characters would just flit off and then randomly return. I had no idea how much time had passed between scenes (like at the end when they had a shiny new facility but just found the missing jet). And overall the characters felt...off. Also, why is the guy with an infinity stone in his head 'training' to be an Avenger? He's running off of one of the most powerful things in the universe, I think he's got this. It felt like Whedon didn't care, even the tag scene felt rushed, like Thanos was in the middle of a conversation we didn't see. I just didnt like the direction this movie took things, and I worry it will carry over into the other films and mess up the storyline.

I was so sad when I thought Ben was leaving, but damn if he didn't terrify me two seconds later when he brought down Dan! There's a real difference in the generations. Dan, Amy, and Jonah may talk a good game, but Ben, Kent, and Selina will straight up cut you. And then go read a children's book. This show is very good at making you forget how ruthless Washington is. One week it's just an embarrassing party, the next week someone gets taken out.

It was a little jarring to see the different set and those couple of new people, and I'm still not sure where the show is time-wise, but I still think I just experienced the funniest 29 minutes of my life. Sorry about the extra page.

As much as I enjoyed Jon performing the Westeros version of dropping the mike, was that really the wisest decision? Stannis was the only one to respond to the killer zombie notice you sent out; maybe just let him do his thing and keep him happy. Bigger picture here guys!

When Jacqueline's dad said the line about crying over the litter I almost died. I loved how unexpected her backstory was! I assumed they were going with I similar story to 30 rock, with Jane's character being from a white trash/hillbilly family, but this was unexpected and sweet- she still has her medallion!

I'm actually thankful for the closing credit montage. I had honestly forgotten about the Everything is Awesome performance. It felt longer than normal.

I'm torn between the beautiful portraits and film clips. I think I prefer clips because it shows them at work. Also, 'too many people died last year'. Sorry for the Anchorman quote, it was the most appropriate one I could think of.

Felicity Jones can really suck the joy that radiates from Pratt, can't she.

Oh come on! No love for dancing baby groot and a talking raccoon?

Naked NPH was awesome, mostly because I watched Birdman immediately after Whiplash, and kept thinking that kid was going to pop out somewhere. So. many. drums.

Kinda boring so far. But bravo to whoever designed the set. That opening number's background action and Maroon Five's lights were very pretty.

I think my biggest problem was that he just wasn't a good detective. These curmudgeonly character shows only work if the character is also good at his job. But Backstrom was just a drunk who barely came to work and shot himself by accident trying to stop the bad guy. That martial arts cop was basically his bodyguard. Honestly, the show played like a Castle-type show where there is a civilian paired with law enforcement, instead of like House where he gets the job done and wants to help people, he just thinks people around him are idiots. I agree about the writing. It didn't sound how normal people talk; it was very distracting.

After hearing all the hubbub about the Lego Movie snub I finally saw it last night. I enjoyed it, and thought it was very creative animation-wise. But I can see how a committee of animators might think it doesn't fit with the other animated films of the year. I won't go so far to say it's a groundbreaking/ahead of its time kind of film, but it certainly is different. My question is how they are going to perform the song? There were a few different versions in the film. If it did win, it would have to be the coolest win since It's Hard Out Here for a Pimp a few years ago. Who'd ever think they'd say 'Andy Samberg, Oscar winner'?