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Hey guys! Does anybody know where can I find it? It doesn't seem to be anywhere...

Kudos to Clare Kilner, Sarah Hess and Alejandro Martinez. The whole cast and crew as well. It may be my favorite episode of the show so far. On a technical level, a massive step up from the last episode.

Yes, this is the finale of S2 and I'm intrigued by how the structure of the season will end up feeling like in the end but damn it, as a hardcore ASOIAF fan, this is a beautiful Sunday gift.

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Before I spoke I sang!

Songs of grief, of disbelief

How a woman can love a man

The naked song, the sacred song

That every soldier fears

'Cause when people go around talking to God

It always ends in tears

Guys, I think I cracked it. As we all know, Quentin is going through a hardcore midlife crisis and I think I know just the thing to get him out of his funk and get him back on track for his final movie.

He has to write for, and cast, Paul Dano as the lead. It was revealed to me in a dream and it is my sacred duty to share it here.

I made a post a few weeks back asking if there were any original shows coming our way, and sadly it seems there are too few of those. So now I feel I gotta rant, if you'll indulge me.

I'm a HUGE A Song of Ice and Fire nerd so I'm a bit biased but if HBO were to have a franchise with spinoffs and the like, I feel like Westeros has it covered. It goes hand in hand with the brand and honestly I don't like that now Green Lantern, Harry Potter, It, Dune and so on now dwell on HBO, too. Yeah, it may be gatekeeping but I think HBO should be full of originals and have a Game of Thrones show once in a while.

I've said my piece, Chrissy. What do you guys think?

Edit: The Last of Us gets a pass.

Other than well known IP, is there anything in development or already greenlit that's wholly original?

Miss the days an unknown show was about to air and then it turned into a damned juggernaut like Succession.

It's not like I'm losing my mind over here or anything...