Things We Saw Today: Teenage Mullet Peter Dinklage

Redditor cameroncrazy85 found this bemullet'ed picture of Peter Dinklage from the actor's 1987 high school yearbook. Now I'm imagining Tywin—no, not Tyrion, Tywin—Lannister with that haircut. Someone stop me. Or Photoshop it. Either way. (The Wrap)

Peter Dinklage Summarizes Game of Thrones In Under A Minute [Video]

Two years ago, I was staying in a hotel with my mom on the same day that the Game of Thrones episode "Blackwater" aired. My mom wasn't familiar with the show, so she picked up a book as I started watching. The book got set down pretty quickly. After the credits rolled, she asked me to explain the backstory. That being everything leading up to the Battle of the Blackwater. And so I did, over the course of an hour or so, with the help of a few hastily sketched diagrams on hotel stationery. But silly me! As Peter Dinklage demonstrates in this video, you can sum up Game of Thrones in less time than it takes Podrick to gain control of his horse. (And don't give the interviewer too hard of a time for never having seen the show. This was part of an X-Men: Days of Future Past press junket.) (via Pajiba)

X-Men: Days of Future Past – I’m Not Sure I Want Your Future

The follow-up to Matthew Vaughn's X-Men: First Class had a lot weighing on its shoulders. Not just as a Hollywood blockbuster, but with fans of the Chris Claremont storyline from The Uncanny X-Men comics and subsequent animated television series adaptation. It also had to live up to the "new" mutant universe created for the 60s-era film while paving the way for continuing success with subsequent films in the Fox franchise. While Bryan Singer's X-Men: Days of Future Past may have great success at the box office (like most superhero films these days), fans may have a few things to say to the director when all is said and done.

Game of Thrones’ Peter Dinklage Does An AMA, George R.R. Martin Shows Us Aegon & His Dragon

Peter Dinklage (who doesn't have a twitter account, thank you very much) recently did an Ask Me Anything on Reddit, revealing a few fun Game of Thrones tidbits. And the man who started it all, George R.R. Martin, is talking about how it all started. He's posted a new excerpt on his site from his guide to Westeros book, included an image of Aegon Targaryan riding atop Balerion, the Black Dread. Click ahead for the full, glorious view. 

Things We Saw Today: Bruce Timm Returns to Batman Cartoons

It's been eight years since Justice League Unlimited went off the air, but a Bruce Timm-style Batman (with Bruce Timm, even!) will return in a DC Nation short. (Comics Alliance)

Game of Thrones Interview Roundup: Female Characters, Unlikely Jokesters, and Nudity

We've a week and a half to go until season four of Game of Thrones premieres, and you know what that means: The press junket is in full force. We've combed through the bajillion cast interviews floating around to provide you with the tastiest morsels. Behind the jump: Gwendoline Christie on Brienne and femininity, Sophie Turner on Game of Thrones's female characters, Kit Harginton and Jon Snow chiming in on the show's nudity, and more.

New Farscape Movie, Sci-Fi Show For Peter Dinklage Are In the Works

An article on if.com.au broke the Meh, no big news that Farscape writer/co-executive producer Justin Monjo is writing a movie spin-off of his cult classic sci-fi show. Oh, and he’s also working on a sci-fi pilot called The Beasts of Valhalla for HBO, and Peter Dinklage is in talks to star. You know. Boring stuff like that. Who cares about a Farscape sequel? I'm kidding, please don't kill me.

Things We Saw Today: Lagertha’s Vikings Season 2 Poster

Katheryn Winnick looking utterly phenomenal in her Season 2 Vikings poster. (via Mildly Amused)