Soooo... At first I thought I was posting random stuff. Turns out they're all part of the same story. I want some help putting them in the correct non-chronological order and I need to know if any scenes need to be added or removed. The absence of Drive part III is deliberate. All other comments also accepted. For titles, I'm thinking "Fragments" or something like that. Come on I've ripped stories a new one with half of you; it is a good day for revenge.

( Fracture )

The last section was actually the first one that I wrote.

Yes, Fox, I understand that the clip of the fake film is supposed to be dreadful, but can you show us that it's dreadful without making it actually painful?

And why are the lab guys not immediately saying ( That looks dreadful but at least Canadian Podiatrist Guy is back. )

Last Saturday I went hiking, and instead of just going down to the garden and back up again, I did the full rock trail. (That means hiking down the cliff to the waterfall, then crossing boulders along the shore of the Hudson River, then coming back up the other side rather than backtracking.)

And it's a good thing I did because that part of the trail seems to have been ( destroyed by a rock slide. )

Still, I was there Saturday afternoon. I misplaced my hiking buddy and did some backtracking, so I ended up going over the end of the rocky section three times. And the place collapsed that night.

So it's not unusual for me to have dreams about the games I play, but only while I'm playing them. Usually that's my cue for when to give it a rest; when I start to think in Wizard Eye.

( Never too late to try to fanboy in an explanation )

"The queen's looking forward to your execution." Hm. I actually prefer the interpretation of magic that says that, unlike science, cause need not precede effect. The idea that Snow's sleeping curse would be broken if the queen broke her word appeals to me.

( But this was darn good too. )

Overall, I found the plot of The Avengers to be shallow but broad. If this were a round of golf I'd say that it couldn't hit the long drive but really mastered the short game. There were a lot of good scenes and good individual interactions, but the main story felt a bit forced.

( three fandoms in one post )

And yes, there was a very big "Christmas Invasion" feel to the final scene. This planet is defended.

The first time I watched Sunday's ep, I missed the last scene; I thought it ended with Regina giving Emma the apple cake. ( Thank heck for the doublecheck )

So, we meeting Ygritte this ep? And there's Ygritte. But where's the "Do you yield?" That's the whole point—Jon marries her by accident. In the books, killing the guys she's with and asking "Do you yield?" is a wildling mazeltov. (sigh) and he lets her go quite deliberately, none of this running off.

( Eh? ) I guess they're doing more than a token deviation from book canon.

One thing I've got to say is that despite everything, Regina does not seem to have ever hurt Henry.

( This episode is good despite starting with a dream sequence. )

So now that we know that ( spoilers for Once upon a Time )

Heh heh heh!