Well, the end of Season 2…Series 15? I don’t really know how to call these anymore. We’ll call them the Ncuti Gatwa seasons…of which there are two.
Spoilers, sweetie: That’s all there ever will be.
Let me just say that I really enjoyed Ncuti Gatwa as the Doctor–he was a firecracker, full of energy.…
…Calm. Kindness. Kinship. Love. I’ve given up all chance at inner peace. I’ve made my mind a sunless space. I share my dreams with ghosts. I wake up every day to an equation I wrote 15 years ago from which there’s only one conclusion, I’m damned for what I do.
Look, real talk Doctor Who fandom. I’ve been quietly watching people talk about the new Doctor Who (you know, the Jodie Whitaker Doctor, number 13?) and I’ve been super disappointed in the fandom’s really, really harsh response to this new iteration of the show.…
So…..everyone I talked to was right. Jaime is still alive. It’s not surprising–after all, he’s still got an important part to play, I think. Bronn gives him a stern talking to (he’s the one that saved Jamie) about being a fucking idiot with regards to trying to kill Daneryes when DROGON THE FIRE BREATHING DRAGON was right there.…
“The Lannisters Always Pay Their Debts.”
Well, Cersei manages to do it…by sacking Highgarden in the last episode, we see that her debt is pretty much all satisfied. The Iron Bank is even willing to support her with more money if she needs it for bigger armies–which, I’m sure she will.…
The meeting of Fire and Ice….it’s been the biggest moment that we’ve been waiting for in all 7 seasons of Game of Thrones.…
Marvel’s Agents of Shield had a very rocky beginning. It was one of those shows that wasn’t confident with what it was and wasn’t sure where it was going–mainly because it kind of became beholden to what the Marvel Cinematic Universe was doing at any given time.…
This episode opens up right where we ended, so to speak…and rather fittingly, at Dragonstone.…
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