Robb is good because he gives the North agency in the eyes of the viewers. He's our avatar for revenge for Ned, Winterfell, and every bad thing that happened to the the Starks since season 1 (yes, even Jory). During season 2 it was awesome seeing him win, and actually DO stuff. This season he's just staring at butts.…

The series already told us the identity of the guy on the first frame of the first scene with them. It's really not that subtle.

Well now, you just preemptively McBained the whole comment section thankyouverymuch!

I'm glad. I can't get behind the idea of robot dinosaurs. I just can't. In the context of this franchise at least.

Well, more like:

So, um, SPOILERS:

I was about to say the same thing.

Amazing. Well done.

Can I just share this with everyone? This guy is so out of touch with reality it physically hurts.

"Asked if he felt any sense of responsibility about whose hands the gun might fall into, he told the BBC: "I recognise the tool might be used to harm other people - thats what the tool is - it's a gun.But I dont think that's a reason to not do it - or a reason not to put it out there."

I noticed that voice before, but have you noticed that he only does it when he's "angry"? As in, "this is something that makes me angry but I'm going to keep calm".

So very true. He's my favorite villain. The Bastard of Bolton can go suck it.

May the 4th etcetera! Here's a clip from the original dialogue regarding Mos Eisley.

Yes, I remember that.

I agree so much. The AF1 was amazing, and what was the power source for the armors? That didn't get cleared up at any time (which could have been in like a sentence).

Well, the main plot point from Moon is not the main plot point from Oblivion. But I get what you're saying.

Seeing as the previous design was loincloth+fluffy boots, this is, at worst, a sideways move.

I thought Iron Man 3 was a bad movie, but I enjoyed it a lot! By contrast, I thought Oblivion was a very good movie, but I didn't quite enjoy it.

In warmer countries, it is quite terrifying! In Mexico (some parts of the country have temperatures over 100°F on a daily basis) for example, American beers make it a big deal (marketing-wise) that beers be ice-cold.

No it doesn't, but it helps! Especially in warmer countries or cities where temperatures are over 100 °F (40°C-ish) almost on a daily basis.