" Does Bran know who attacked him? If not, why not? What else does he know? Why does he not tell anyone anything except for little pieces of proof that he’s seen them? Furthermore, why doesn’t Bran know how handy a Valyrian steel weapon might be for someone like himself locked in combat with the white walkers? "
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Agreed. Gus is operating on hatred for Hector for the murder of his partner.

I keep waiting for the moment that they recognize that they are setting their daughter up for a life like Elizabeth, having sex with strange men and then murdering them on occasion. I assume it will be Phillip that says no but it would be nice to see Elizabeth step up.

Pretty sure one of the imperatives of the show is the fuck up the finales.

let me get to godwin's law real quick. I'm pretty sure Hitler didn't like rape as well but we know how bad a guy he was. I'm not defending Kirkman's terrible writing but he seems to think this is profound when it isn't at all.

Somebody might want to point out to the writers that when the audience cares more about a collaborator like Snyder than a resistance fighter like Bram then maybe you're not doing the job right. At this point I'm ready to see the red hand get crushed and the Aliens take full control.

Agreed! The character is horrible and the acting matches. It's as if they think we should give a damn about what happens to him.

Bram's stupidity is only matched by security this advanced alien species has in place. How does somebody on the run from the alien overlords just breeze through security so easily? No facial recognition software? One thing that has bugged me from the beginning is how these aliens can drop massive walls around…

Breaking Bad managed to squeeze a long period of tension (one year? More?) out of its lingering poison pills with a totally satisfying payoff. I wonder how terribly TWD will fumble theirs?

Charlie Rose helping him out by suggesting "fear" as his reaction to the election. This is why nobody pays attention to the media anymore.

Agreed. Makes previous claims that he will garner an emmy nominations laughable.

As I understand it, Neegan is supposed to be terrifying. so why do I find him to be such a bore? The most terrifying thing I can think of is having to listen to him go on the same way all day long.

Wait until final tribal when Joe pulls off his mask and body suit to reveal he's actually a 25 year old swimsuit model who's duped us all into thinking she'd be a great goat.

I disagree with the conclusion by the writer about his motivation and that is not how I read Chuck's reveal at the end. It isn't that he is another conman like jimmy but try as he can, none of Chuck's success can ever bring him the affection that Jimmy gets from everybody by just being himself and all the while being…

I'm really enjoying the show and glad to see the return was handled well. Not looking forward to too many abrupt changes in character though. It can become schtick real quick.
I wish SYFY would start some sort of policy where they promise that no series will be canceled without a proper finale. My fear for this…

Disagree. I was thinking of Hannibal crossing the alps etc. The Vikings were all about finding glory in battle and what could be more glorious than carrying your ships across the countryside. They'll tell stories about this for generations (if they survive).

I never understood why she ever allowed the threats to continue. Everything we've seen indicates that Bjorn could kill him with a glance so why did his empty threats over their child hold such weight? Why not ask Bjorn to cut the guy's head off and be done with it. He would have happily complied.

With the murder of Yidu, the farm raid and ziggy's death, I'm for the first time rooting for the other team. Thanks for reminding us that the Vikings could be really unpleasant.

Completely disagree. Loved this episode because…it made me laugh.

I found it flat and uninspired.