Mistah Na1m4rk

Prove it. The only evidence they had was the word of a squire who saw him naked and could identify distinguishing marks. Since squires help lords get dressed and drew their baths it would be more remarkable if he DIDN'T see Ser Loras naked. All of their evidence sucked. If the standards of evidence in Westeros were this shabby they could just arrest the High Sparrow under secular laws against mopery and call it a day. "I have 3 witnesses who saw the High Sparrow expose himself to a blind man!"

How long to you suppose the Spanish Inquisition would last if they started rounding up and torturing Ferdinand's family instead of a bunch of suspected Jews whose belongings would pass to the crown if convinced?

This is all baloney. You cannot forcibly imprison the queen and queen regent on trumped-up phony charges (seriously, how the hell can you take evidence that a knight's squire as seen him naked as indicative of anything other than that he is A FUCKING SQUIRE). The worst thing to come out of this whole plotline is that it made me sympathetic for Cersei. Yes she deserves to be brought to justice for her various transgressions against the world but a kangaroo court isn't the proper venue to bring this about.

How is forcibly capturing, imprisoning, and torturing the queen and queen regent not an act of war already? It never should have come to this. There is no way for me to believe that this would have been allowed to happen - I find it less realistic than the dragons.

I sorta figured those braziers were full of lamp oil or something equivalent.

I finally got around to seeing the 1985 Bears episode which I really enjoyed - I am not a football fan at all, I know next to nothing about football, but of course like anyone else in 1985 I heard so much about this Bears team and witnessed their cultural impact firsthand. Getting to know a bit about the game-related aspects of this team was fun for me. But, c'mon, how does "The Superbowl Shuffle" warrant literally 5 seconds of mention and no footage? And why was the player who made that illegal late hit on Jim MacMahon not suspended from the league?

Well then why would this be any sort of drain on an army if nobody wants to fight them? The collected King's Guard alone would be enough to lay waste to the Faith Militant. They have no edged weapons, no armor, no archers, no training. They are little more than aggressive peasants, the sort that armored and trained knights have squashed all over the 7 kingdoms.

The Faith Militant have no armor and fight with truncheons. A few dozen armored soldiers would carve them up. If you had Ramsey Snow's "20 good men" it would be over in a few minutes, but since we only have mortals at King's Landing it might take a couple of hours to have a heap of sparrows ready for the pyre.

I really enjoyed the show and will miss it. It was the best Muppet-related property since, geez I dunno, Muppet Christmas Carol?

Stannis is the de facto babyface because he is the one true king of Westeros. Those of you who throw your lot in with the usurpers tend to forget this.

Not me, I upgraded from 64kb of RAM.

Finally got around to watching this last night (due to the occasionally gory content of the El Rey commercials I've started waiting until the next day to watch a version with commercials edited out, because I watch the show with my 6 year-old) and boy, I was not prepared for that main event. My daughter likes Sexy Star, and as if seeing her bleed all over The Temple wasn't enough, hearing "Fuck yoooooou" was a real bonus. She turned to me and said, "What does 'fuck you' mean?" I replied, " I don't know, I think it's Spanish." Father's day is coming up in a month, I'm pretty sure I'm going to get a card saying "Thanks for ruining my childhood." Her mother will help with the design.

Where is the downvote button?

Maaaaaan, fuck this show, fuck Ramsay, fuck the Faith Militant, fuck it alllllll!

Ramsay Snow is a silly, plot-armored bitch. Screw him and his "20 good men" and his shirtless slaying of hardened Ironborn reavers. I hope he gets killed choking on a grape.

The whole season is like one giant episode building towards the Sunset Boulevard scene at the beginning of Episode 1. I dunno, there was a time when Archer seemed like the funniest thing on TV but that time has probably passed. "Flanderization" seems to have occurred among the cast.

Ed Leslie runs in and hits Sting with a crowbar.

Great episode with some quality wrestling. The cage match was fun and had some clever, entertaining spots - Check out this sequence with the kendo stick. The 4-way trios match was a bit of a mess, as these sorts of matches tend to be, but there was enough well-booked wrestling to go around. Only two matches and one vignette in the whole show but they made good use of that time.

Archer has been a little sketchy so far this season, but I respect the track record and hope things will get better. But geez, if I never have to see Barry again that would be hunky-dory with me.

Baseball contracts used to codify the reserve clause.

Well he ruined UFC151, all he can really do is balance the scales of cosmic justice, at best.

Well, 2 out of 3 Disciples of Death are gone, I guess I should be happy I got 66% of what I wanted. My daughter was pretty freaked out by the heart-grabbing sequence which was surprisingly graphic for the show, but by the morning I was ripping out her heart as part of our daily lucha routine. I hated the cliff-hanger-y ending of the main event, I was fully on-board with the idea of an unsatisfying ending to the bout given its importance to the promotion but I wanted AN ACTUAL ENDING. This reminded me too much of the old, "Fans we're out of time" cop-out of territories past.

"Cokehead willing to do things others won't." Least interesting headline ever.

It could be anyone - Wendy, Lisa, the fat guy from PM Dawn, Jerome....

Acknowledge you are a narcissistic fraud and a huckster who was awarded his position through cronysim and retire.