What's the true story it's based on? Didn't even know that one was based on a true story.

The more I read about Turing, the more I hate the Imitation Game. Way to ruin a person's legacy whose legacy was already tarnished beforehand.

Her performance in the sitcom episode was great. Her "witch" performance in the last episode was hammy and exagegrated,but that I think has to do with the writing.

They should do something with Heathers.

People have been wanting a new live-action Addams Family for years, and people really liked the "adult Wednesday Addams" series on youtube and wanted it to be adopted by a network, so yeah people have been asking for it.

This could be another Addams Family spin off

Everyone's allowed to dislike anything. But this specific response is like saying "this horror movie was too scary 1/10".

This is literally a homage to fairy tales as a concept. What did you expect?

That's like saying House of the Dragon didn't have enough whimsy and musical numbers.

Yes look how diverse maritime empires were in real life, like Scandinavia /s

Valyrian is an ethnicity in the books. And Valyrians were very much not diverse at all. They thought they are superior, and it was taboo for them to marry the "lesser" races, especially because their genes comtain the magic dragon connections.

Black Velaryons don't make sense from a lore perspective, and it's kinda hilarious whenever Corlys talks about his "pure valyrian blood", but it doesn't matter much to the show and the acting is still great.

It's at least a bit better than the pure tokenism in Rings.

Alysanne was a living saint in the books, and if she's ever adapted I rather they keep her that way. They are rare, but true good historical fogures sometimes existed.

Laenor claimed the Strong kids in the books, which I doybt he would've if Rhaenyra just had them for the fun of it.

How is Rhaenyra dangerous at this point in the books?