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Didn't even mention his best role, Born on the Fourth of July.

There is no such thing as White Walkers in the books. White Walkers is a name used by the show to cut down on confusion between the Others and just talking about other people. The Others = White Walkers

They are doing the New 52 Justice League lineup I believe, though they should have done the same lineup as the "Justice League" cartoon series (except maybe keep Aquaman and lose Hawkgirl, though I wouldn't have been opposed to them keeping Hawkgirl). It's an almost universally loved cartoon series that a huge portion of their target audience grew up on. I still watch that show...it's amazing.

I don't believe that's the case anymore. I know when it was originally rumored/announced that the thought was it was going to be independent from the DECU, but that was years ago. Dwayne Johnson has talked multiple times since then that he was part of the DCEU and there has been nothing I've seen over the last year or so that says Shazam! will be separate from the DCEU.

I think James "Jimmy" Stewart should be brought up more often than he typically is in these discussions. He's a personal favorite of mine. Has a Best Actor win, starred in multiple classics... It's a Wonderful Life Vertigo Rear Window The Philadelphia Story Mr. Smith Goes to Washington You Can't Take It With You Anatomy of a Murder How the West Was Won The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance Many, many more ...carried Family, Mystery, Drama, Courtroom Drama, Western, and Thriller movies, etc. He was versatile and has an almost impeccable film resume that stacks up with anybody.

Well, he also stated it in person at Comic Con last month.

So you want to create an entire new thread for a couple days of discussion? The episode leaked and people watched. No one has spoiled anything that's not in a spoiler tag, and the potential for someone to forget to use the tag isn't reason enough to just eliminate the discussion entirely. Just deal with it for a couple days and then we'll all be on the same page. We can still discuss last week's episode; I don't know why other posters seem to think they can't do that. Seeing Spoiler Tag posts is no different than people having a back and forth argument that you're not involved in.

If Season 8 really doesn't come out until 2019...

Casey Affleck during a radio interview.

Drogo never had to deal with this Dany. Other Khal's definitely stood up to her...but they died. But seriously...what exactly is the Dream Team's plan to capture a Wight? The best plan would be for Dany to ride Drogon, make sure he doesn't roar to give up her position, and swoop in at the back of the marching army (where the White Walkers aren't) and snag one in Drogon's feet. In and out in seconds.

New York would have to throw in more than Kristaps for Irving...especially if they want Cleveland to take on Noah as well.

He started having to make kicks with some pressure and it turned out he wasn't that good. Like I said a few pages back, it's easy to make the kicks when your team is dominating and all you're doing is padding a huge lead/the offense is one of the best ever. He started showing serious struggles his junior season.

Has that happened before?

Well I meant like the way Ramsay was legitimized as a Bolton where people accepted it, not just for his own pleasure. And obviously if/when Jon and everyone finds out about his true lineage then he won't have to legitimize himself. It was just more of a hypothetical, in a world where Jon really is Ned Stark's bastard. Would he, as King of the North, have the ability to legitimize himself as a Stark or would that be frowned upon? So the answer is yes (and I'm guessing people wouldn't fight the King over the matter).

Question...can Jon legitimize himself?