I'm also imagining Big Head going to a real estate company to buy a house. And he'd say something like 'I have plenty of money, so that shouldn't be a problem'. And the estate agents' eyes light up with dollar bills and he just keeps on upselling him to more outrageous choices of mansions with a passive Big Head just…

As I've just realised in an above comment, he had a deliberately blunt knife to use as a misdirect for Osha to plan on grabbing. Obviously he could still be fatally stabbed with it if she managed to get him, but no sense giving her a properly sharp one.

Huh, I didn't realise the dull knife thing. And I even noticed at the time, thinking 'huh, that knife seems blunt'. I thought it was just a prop thing, I didn't consider that he was presenting a safer weapon in case he actually did get attacked.

I thought the two dead people on the stairs were the two women who escorted Dany in. On repeat viewing, they were men, but the one closer to camera with his head slumping down the stairs looks quite feminine

Yeah, it's possible the Sparrow told Tommen something like '…and the gods tell us that those who have yet to repent must be killed to save them from committing further sin in the event their conspirators attempt to rescue them'. That would definitely stop Tommen from trying to save Marge, and would explain why he…

I think she cares about the principle of locking up a queen, her son's wife, which makes him look weak, and her and all the nobles by extension. I also think she cares about making it look like she wanted to save that lovely queen but oh no, such a shame she was killed by those fanatic Sparrows in the attempt.

How goes the falconry?

That reminds me of Kevin from Sin City, his death would be a fitting one for Ramsay. They are even fairly similar characters.

It's telling that Elementary got better when Moriarty came back into it, and she wasn't even physically there, just her underling successor. I hope she does return. She doesn't seem to be in enough scenes in Thrones to occupy all her time, unless it's a contract thing. According to wikipedia, she's done two movies, a…

I don't know where they'll take that. Cersei can have him killed, but if he can spin it and make himself a martyr, things will suddenly get worse for the sinning nobles of King's Landing.

That's what makes him a good villian. He's not evil for the sake of being evil (Ramsay), he believes he is doing good, freeing people from their sin or whatever. A lot of what he says and does is undeniably good and noble, but of course his gods also demand sinners be locked up and forced to admit to 'crimes' under…

A bowl full of flammable liquid on fire can't just sit there pleasantly burning away and also suddenly burst into flame when it gets spilt. If they were actual lamps with wicks and a tank of lamp oil sure, but not just an open bowl on fire. But I can suspend my disbelief, it was a cool thing.

Yeah it was a bit of the old standard 'respected leaders taken aback by the hero character talking out of turn' which leads to them getting cartoonishly angry but still not actually doing anything. See: literally any episode of Doctor Who.

It would be great to see Missandei serving Dany a bowl of soup and saying 'careful, it's hot' and Dany gives her a withering look.

All this religious atonement mumbo jumbo is just an elaborate pirate ruse to make off with the nobles' treasure!

I'm not sure how he will die. His uppance will definitely come, but I can't decide what would be fitting or what they'll actually go with. I doubt they'll give us a revenge porn ending of Theon/Sansa going to work on him, as they are better people than he is. He'd also love feeling so important that they'd go to the…

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That's not feminism, that's just equality.

Yeah, I'm sure Olenna could hire some ninjas to get her out. She wouldn't just be sitting around for weeks doing nothing but being more acerbic than usual when her grandkids are imprisoned.

Maybe there are some deleted scenes. It definitely feels like there is.