Well... I'll agree that the show is doing a wonderful job at adapting the story to its medium, but the books tell it just fine for me too. To each his own, of course. What you find dull in the books is most of the time making me experience this universe more thoroughly. I'll never get tired of Martin's food descriptions. As he said in his introduction to the cookbook A Feat of Ice and Fire: "It grouns the scenes, gives them texture, makes them vivid and visceral and memorable."

I will agree, however, that the Brienne chapters are by far the ones I find the most boring. I just don't care about this character and her goals anymore.

This reminds me a lot of a certain Mr. Tribbiani:

And of course, Harrison Ford's ultimate "I know" improvisation.

Han's original "I love you too" would have been fine, but Ford went and made it badass - among other qualities.

It's one of the most intense moments in the trilogy, in my opinion; Chewie shouting at the sky gives me chills every damn time. And Han's simple yet full of sense reply is not only badass and very much into character; it also transcends he and Leia's relationship. It's amazing.

Who doesn't, really.

I worked on it a while ago, then got into a very busy week and I admit I had to forget about it a bit - but I also thought the whole thing wasn't properly launched. I'll get my lines done as soon as I can.

Interest in the project is still at maximum level, dontcha worry.

A bit tart. I was light on the lemon juice, though, but the clementine might be responsible. I may need to add some more honey.

What Eddie said.

Gravity is not a great movie from a pure storytelling standpoint. Not in my opinion at least, and this is where it disappointed me a bit.

Yeah, that's what you said in the WAYDM episode you d- OH WAIT.

Play the demo, it's really selling it. It's a whole other thing, not just a chapter of the game.

Heh, that's funny. I bought it 20 minutes ago after seeing a friend stream it and played it a bit. I really like the humor, and the whole concept.