Yeah he specifically says "just like Robb Stark did to me at the Whispering Wood" IDK where Winterfell is coming from.

It's a shame Gleeson gave up acting, he was phenomenal. He was one of the best actors on the show regardless of age IMO.

Tyrion killed Tywin after he had his goodbye with Jaime (in the show anyway). He sent him along the pathway to Varys so that Varys can take him to the ship, but then Tyrion saw the stairwell up to the Tower of the Hand and went up there first instead.

Yes, it's a quote from season 1 in reference to the Eyrie.

"Good to see you again, sister. You looked beautiful on the night of your rape."

I dunno, I think it plays into the chess metaphor/tit for tat between Jaime/Cersei and Tyrion/Dany. She does have overwhelming force, they've just made some bad decisions/been outmaneuvered. Tyrion makes the Casterly Rock play because he thinks Cersei won't expect it. They do expect it, and counter by allowing them to…

I thought it was Podrick. Getting his ass beat down by Brienne in the Winterfell yard.

I think they needed the Lannister forces taking Highgarden because they're setting up Field of Fire Part 2 on their trek back to King's Landing.

So Olenna went back to Highgarden to muster her army. They obviously didn't muster in time (even though other characters have traveled all the way across the continent and back again in that time). The only soldiers waiting at Highgarden looked to be a small retinue of household guards. The Tyrell's had the biggest…

The listing of her 97 titles by Missandei and all the pomp and pride of her sitting on that throne with that smug ass look on her face, followed by Davos going "This is Jon Snow… Uhh… He's King in the North" was a perfect distillation of why I have never been able to really embrace Dany as a character. On the show,…

I knew as soon as she got out of bed that it was the exact same body double that they used from Cersei's walk of shame.

Yeah I thought that's exactly where it was headed.

I think we're probably done with Ellaria, and therefore Dorne (since Dorne consists of 6 people). They spelled out pretty clearly what her fate was. Stay alive long enough to watch your daughter's dead body decompose. Then she'll die as well. I'd be surprised if they revisit it.

I mean, his voice pretty much sounds like it's always sounded lol. This isn't Busta Rhymes we're talking about. He sounds downright spry and youthful on "Smile."

Lil' Arry*

Best pronouncer of words ever.

The Iron Islands declared independence, meaning whoever rules the Iron Islands is a King/Queen.

If it's not Tyrion, we riot in the streets.

That's not what I was taking from it at all.

I've always seen this quote as solid foreshadowing that Arya will die: