Sometimes things are just destiny. Not Hodor “Hold the door!” destiny, but destiny nonetheless. The other day GFunk forwarded me an email from author Derek Taylor Kent. He’s a huge fan of… Continue reading
Well another week another nerd cataclysm to deal with. On the heels of the Angry Video Game Nerd and that whole debacle, we’ve got a new flavor of the week controversy. This time it… Continue reading
****WARNING MAJOR SPOILERS BELOW**** Synopsis: Littlefinger confronts Sansa as she plots with Jon and Ser Davos on how to take back the North. Arya continues her work with the Faceless… Continue reading
Comment sections are a cesspool. While occasionally they contain well thought out, cogent, and sometimes even profound insights, more often than not the comments section serves as a place for Internet trolls to… Continue reading
****PLEASE NOTE SPOILERS BELOW**** Synopsis: Sansa arrives at Castle Black with Brienne and Pod and reunites with Jon. An emissary arrives from Ramsay Bolton. Littlefinger manipulates Lord Robin Arryn in… Continue reading
*****WARNING MAJOR SPOILERS BELOW***** Synopsis: Jon Snow and the Night’s Watch deal with the complexities of his resurrection. Dany meets her fate at Vaes Dothrak while Varys and Tyrion discover… Continue reading
Synopsis: Beyond the Wall Bran Stark trains with the Three-Eyed Raven (Max Von Sydow) to master his craft as a warg. At Castle Black the split between factions is resolved, while Davos… Continue reading
Indiana Jones has been on my mind a lot lately. ( ) It’s a combination of a couple of things. Harrison Ford’s recent return to the iconic role of Han Solo in The… Continue reading
Episode Synopsis: With the murder of Lord Commander Jon Snow, The Night’s Watch is divided against itself with Ser Davos and Melisandre caught firmly in the middle. At Winterfell Ramsay Bolton’s victory over… Continue reading
A friend and I were recently discussing the plethora of fan fiction that’s out there. The impetus for this discussion came from this nerdtastic revelation: RPO That’s right. Andy freakin’ Weir wrote… Continue reading
