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Very interesting scenes! Lisa, that make up and hair! And I didn't get that Greek thing at all! Loved the return from the dead. So different than what we get now.

LOVELY moment on the April 29th episode, when Steve and Peter were talking at the bookies. Steve didn't know Tracy was in the office and I kept expecting him to find out and do something. His reaction was priceless when he saw her.

What a great episode!

Next To Me Stay

Oh, my.

I would say the sainthood started when Jill was revealed to be Kay's daughter and it got worse and worse, until MAB made her into a holy figure.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-2288984/Gary-Lucy-returns-EastEnders-gay-Danny--bosses-store-flirty-banker.html

Looking forward to hearing what you think! I missed all this (I come back and forth to Corrie) but that DOES sound nasty. Although I can't say for sure unless I see it.

The scene were Dany burns/kills the [!@#$%^&*] out of everyone was fantastic. That shot of the fire behind her was truly epic You guys basically voiced all the thoughts I had about this episode! I would also add that the production design on this show once again amazed me. The building Joffrey and Cersei showed to Maergery was stunning, and so are Grandma's gardens. Just gorgeous.

I absolutely enjoyed Debbie Rash's work this past week. She's one of the few that gives me goosebumps every time she cries/is emotional.

^^I'm not particularly happy about this. While she hasn't always had very good storylines, she's exquisitely portrayed.

Tyrion was hilarious in the episode! I absolutely loved the scene with the rearranging of chairs, and later with Pod being so good at sex the prostitutes didn't want payment. You know it's GoT when there's both male and female rape almost happening. I was really surprised at Dany's offer to give one of her dragons away. However, I suspect that the dragon will remain faithful to her and hope that it somehow comes back to her. And the ending! Damn. That was terrifying.

Saw "The Christmas Invasion," Tennant's first full episode. Everything clicked in a way that has never happened before. Is it possible to be in love with Tennant after only one episode? Cos I seriously swooned every time he smiled. He is terrific at the part! And he has amazing chemistry with Piper. Sad about what happened with Harriet Jones, though.

Making my way through Season 7. I'm about halfway through--the show is still very good but, unfortunately, I find it boring (which is worse than it being bad, a lot of the times). I expected so much more from David Paulsen. While I liked Gary blowing up Empire Valley (and it seems like little else could be done to resolve the storyline), I can't help but feel it's not a very big payoff. I have a feeling Peter Dunne would have made this bigger. It's a shame they never brought him back. I'm also not enjoying the slight de-clawing that Abby has suffered, all in the name of giving the men a bigger presence. The few episodes that Abby had very little to do were the worst--that's when you could really, really see her impact on the show.

My God, I love this show soooo much! There is not a single thing that I didn't enjoy. From the terror of what's happening up North to the magic and disgustingness of Dany's travels. Maergery took me by surprise; her move with the orphans is not what I expected at all and I cannot tell for sure whether she truly means it or if it is a part of a plan. I can tell that the bitchfest between Cersei and Maergery will be thrilling to watch. Meanwhile, Tyrion vs Tywin was also great. You gotta love a show that can do gore, fantasy, action AND conflicting personal drama well. The nipple moment was horrifying--and I would have never expected less! Loved the whole thing with that magical spider (whatever that is), even though the CGI was a little dodgy. And, of course, the dragons! Nice twist at the end, too. Welcome back Game of Thrones!

^ That does sound stupid of CBS. Perhaps they thought that KL would be strong enough to provide competition for CHEERS but it obviously put them in severe danger. That's a funny promo though! They might as well have said, "we screwed up, please start watching again!" lol

Tonight!!!!

Awesome, that helps! Thanks!

Does anyone know when Tad Channing's murder happened? I'm trying to watch episodes/clips in some semblance of an order; did it happen before September 1986 or after? Any help would be greatly appreciated!

It looks so good, I can't stand the wait!

Thanks for the article, Carl. It was a great read. It makes me want to see those episodes even more.

She looks great but I don't think I like that color

Just finished the episode were T-Dog and Lori die. Damn, that was a heartbreaking reaction from Rick!

She's coming back!? [!@#$%^&*], I might have to watch

Just finished Season 1 and loved every single moment of it! I'm continuing with Season 2 right away!