He has a bald spot.

Not after the last season it's not. Completely self-referential. They repeated the same skits every other week. It tanked last season, and it was one of my favorite shows.

This episode was long on ideas and short on funny. I was mildly amused throughout, which was disappointing, considering the standard Amy has set.

Eh morning, talk radio, and a late show. He covered most of the population of America, and I doubt he overlapped his audience too much, just noticeable from a media perspective.

Old news.

Heck no, episode 9 is the battle of Castle Black and probably ends during the siege. Scene one of Tyrion, season five, is him waking up on a boat with Griff. Guarantee it. You don't leave the cliffhanger for that in episode 9.

Kingdom of the Isles. Look it up.

Yeah, but the wall is about to get a heck of a lot more interesting. You need to give the people something to look forward to in season five.

I think the world feeling smaller is a key characteristic of the show, and not so much a bad thing. GRRM was writing a fantasy, with fantasy proportions. Making that a reality, you need to make things smaller. The show is more the size of California, whereas the books are the size of South America.

Yep, last shot of the season I have a feeling.

One of the single greatest Homer moments of all time.

God the newbies are going to flip their shit after the season finale.

Well I think their tails are going to heavily drag down, there's no getting around that. But a large cavity near the center of gravity, around the middle of their chest, I don't think is far off. Of course they would have to look more like the little fat dragon from How to Train Your Dragon than the fearsome, lean…

Um.. Pitbull? I don't think Latin artists are excluded from the public sphere. Heck if a fat Korean man can make Gangnam Style the song of the summer, I think pretty much any nationality can achieve commercial success nowadays.

What if there's a low level electric pulse that runs through their body, that in a small organ separates the water they consume into hydrogen and oxygen? The hydrogen ignites through some reaction at the mouth and is sprayed out as fire. Meanwhile the excess stored hydrogen makes the dragon lighter and able to fly.

Isn't hanging out on message boards commenting on a story about the science of Game of Thrones kind of antithetical to your argument?

This movie fell apart when the survivor army got fried, essentially off-screen. The movie was gearing up for a big battle, then just killed everyone cheaply, the finale couldn't bring the audience back in.

One of my favorite scenes in the books is Littlefinger's homecoming. It's just such a shit hole, it really makes you understand his motivations. Combined with his later deeds, it kind of makes me root for Littlefinger. They could have used that tower house in northern Ireland they've showed three times already, it…

I'm sure HBO will pass up an opportunity to show eight hot, nubile, young warrior princesses with distinct skills and fighting styles. Cause this show really shies away from sex and violence wherever possible.

In the later movies, Hermione, Ms Weasley, Ginny Weasley, Luna Lovegood, Professor McGonagall, Tonks, Bellatrix Lestrange, and Dolores Umbridge are all named, recurring characters, with a variety of characteristics who all interact.