Jack and Belchek got spotted in their assault on the freighter, forcing Kate to immediately improvise upon her improvisation. The second gunman pops up pretty much immediately after the sniper is killed. It seemed like there was a bit more time because the show, necessarily, had to go back to the action on the…

Another example of the compressed time-line being a good thing, once a secondary character no longer served the plot they quickly disappeared. In a full 24 episode season at least two complete episodes would have been devoted to some form of chicanery going on with that character.

You're being a bit too harsh on Kate, she had a decent plan but ran out of time.

I almost didn't go see Rise because of the title but am glad I did. It's actually a pretty good action-adventure movie with some spectacularly good SFX.

It's Harvey's. He wants the world to see on 3000 60 foot screens that he can still make his little circumcised pecker stand at attention.

I was referring to the movie more than the album. The movie is a hour and a half long slog through bad vibes and disintegrating friendships, although the roof top concert proves they still had it when they felt like it.

The american version of "Rubber Soul" has a tad better song selection than the British canonical version, "I've just seen a face" is a far better opening song than "Drive my car".

The Beatles had their fair share of mishandled projects, particularly after Epstein died. Try sitting through "Let it Be" or "Magical Mystery Tour" sometime.

But the guy wasn't on of our top wet work operatives, he'd been cashiered out for screwing up another mission.

Technically, I'm not sure he was a mercenary. He was a failed CIA wet work specialist, although given the results of his attempted assassination of a tech guy with little or no field experience it's easy to see why the guy got cashiered out of the program.

Does the estimate for the Frey/Tully wedding include the cost of cleaning up the mess afterwards?

Well, you do have the Mountain yelling out for all to hear that he raped and murdered the princess of Dorne and her children….

Well, we don't know who Jon Snow's mother (and possibly father) actually were, but we do know that the Red Women can sniff out King's Blood like a hound dog.

Yes, the bells would not have tolled for a commoner like Shea.
In that last shot Varys had the look of a man who thought he was only in for a penny but ended up owing more than a few pounds (of flesh).

I've got a feeling Jorah is seriously looking for a way to redeem himself to Danys and has yet to play a part in events near and in Mereen.

At least the tiger that got loose in Ohio a couple of years ago got the opportunity to throat-rip the douchbag who owned the "refuge".

Mine is a simple observation based upon the facts. Your opinion is worthless to an unbiased observer since you are obviously predisposed to dismiss the work in question.

A biased opinion is a useless opinion.

"If you're going to shoot, SHOOT! Don't talk." - Tuco

It was fun until Walder…errr…Bradely ordered his minions to slam the door's shut and poked out the fans eyes with well-placed crossbow bolts.