While David Bowie's "Changes" plays in the background.

Counterpoint: The rare times he became super powered and huge and you could go to town blowing everything in sight up.

We spent hours and hours and hours and hours in college trying to complete that fucking level in Goldeneye.

I'm still holding out hope that the next evil speedster's super-speed only works if they do everything backwards.

That kind of makes me wonder if they're eventually going to go the original Barry Allen route like in the comics where it turns out HE is the bolt of lightening that gave himself his powers.

I scratched my head at that one too.

If I had a wardrobe "thing", it definitely would not be hockey jerseys.

"Lou, gimme a milk…chocolate!"

I can't argue with that. Having Bran as the built-in exposition device when he's seeing things in the past totally works.

You'd never know it from his extremely brief appearances on the show, but Kevan was pretty much the only person alive that Tywin trusted, so that should tell you something.

Gilfoyle's "None of that is true" was absolutely perfect.

Isn't it great? Every since I first saw it on here (was it you @Archfiend_Baramos? I feel like maybe it was, or was there just a Baramos on here a couple years back?), I can only see his name as Howlin' now.

Couldn't agree more with #3, it's so counter to what Martin very firmly established in the books, unless the Umbers are playing a long-con (hopefully)?

No- He's the ruling lord in his neck of the woods and was the one who sent Jojen and Meera to find Bran.

That's a "thing" here at my (East Coast) software company. It's a very, very long-tenured company, so a lot of people's Skype pictures are long outdated.

Ugh, right. I was thinking Jon, not Bran

I love that that joke actually got used in this show.

I distinctly caught that vibe as well, she had even more of a sourpuss than usual.

Saw it Saturday night, totally lived up to the hype.

Close- he'll see his mom's vagina, and himself coming out of it.