Their bedside scene was beautiful. Honestly, I wasn't sure these two actors had it in them.

Someone on this thread mentioned the possibility of White Walkers being able to create wight dragons. Maybe best to keep dragons away from unknown magical powers?

I don't know their exact ages (or I guess I'd be in the experts section), but yeah, it seems plausible to me. The actors do have chemistry. There were a whole lot of feelings being shared there last night.

Yeah, but I'm thinking events will change that.

It really did. I haven't watched it again since it originally aired, but I still find it haunting to think about. Among other great things about it were the performances by "young" Gillian and young Nucky. Where/how did they find those actors, they were perfect.

She was so good on Boardwalk. She really brought that damaged, predatory, yet ultimately pitiable character to life, in all her nuances.

I picture Sam waking up to it at some point in the near future. "Wait, what did you say????"

I've always loved him.

Way up high someone mentioned the possibility of the White Walkers turning the dragon into a wight. We see he's done it with giants. Wouldn't want to risk that!

Shhh, you, I'm loving his short hair. :-)

He's old enough to be her father, maybe even her grandfather. Ick.

Love how Gendry was having none of Davos's "Clovis the humble smithy" stuff. He stepped up to Jon Snow as an equal bastard. As well he should, seeing as his own claim to the throne is greater than anyone else's at this point (not that I think he will try to make good on it).

Since you brought up missing persons … My guess is that Euron Greyjoy will be Cersei's next father-of-her-baby beard, regardless of what she's telling Jaime now.

Notice how the little 12-year-old Lady M. wasn't there. She would have put them in their places in defense of Jon!

His shorthand was great.

“Nobody mind me. All I’ve ever done is live to a ripe old age.” Davos was repeatedly in great form this episode.

Thank you!!!!

"The big woman?" he asks so hopefully.

One is Arthur Felix, the other is Donnie Felix. That really works when you say it in Helena's accent.

Weren't they great?