Brandon Scott Gorrell

A stale brick tenement on West 72nd Street on Sunday afternoon, New York, New York. In this year nineteen ninety-six. Seinfeld with his notes at his table, the smell of his clothes priestlike, dry flesh within.

What’s frustrating is that the laptop is telling you it’s connected to the WiFi but that it can’t connect to the internet.

Terrorists are perhaps the most technologically savvy of the different types of exes you will have in your 20s, employing the use of their cell phones to make repeated calls texts to their exes between 12 and 4 a.m., causing disrupted sleep schedules and new mates to suspect that the ex is sleeping around, or something.

Stately cat is stately, circa 1910.

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Questionable production quality aside, this recut of Game of Thrones as an all-American romantic comedy is really, really funny.

I’m going to tell you how they conducted their research, and then I’ll wrap up the findings in a snappy list form that your attention span can handle — you won’t have to go over to NYT and sift through a bunch of “paragraphs,” as the old media calls them.

Well, a foamcore replica of one, and a few more gadgets while he was at it.

Who is Jaqen H’ghar? When do we get to see the dragons destroy civilization? What of the approaching zombie war? What would Game of Thrones characters do if they had Twitter accounts? In my unfortunate state of Game of Thrones withdrawal, I decided to investigate the possibilities.

Here are my suggestions about what your favorite Game of Thrones character might say about who you are.

Here’s something Back to the Future for you: Samsung’s first generation Smart TV — fully interactive television sets that respond to voice activation and body motion control. Sponsored by Samsung.