"Oh, thank the gods I was out of the radius of that blast!"

Are you assuming she used the whole bodies? You lure both of them into a unused room promising sex, then kill them both. Then you just need to cut off enough of them to make that pie. You bring that meat to the kitchen and tell the cook it's boar meat from a hunt that Lord Frey wants in his midday meat pie. The…

I think they left it vague because they've been criticized for the rape scenes in the past - so you can believe he's not raping her - but he's raping her.

Yeah, it was later that I realized it was Rhaegar that had other children.

I assumed the "branding" thing only worked on Bran because he's a Warg, otherwise the White Walkers could cross the wall whenever they want.

It was a crime of passion.

He started taking his armor off, and stood at the end of the table with his arms down and she started screaming. What was he doing, tickling her feet?

Of course we assume Benjen is a good guy because he said he was and he's Bran's uncle. But what if he was killed by the White Walkers and made a higher functioning Wait and this was all a plan by the Night's King to get Bran to the Wall so he can cross it.

I'm pretty sure The Mountain was raping her, and going to continue to do so at his pleasure for a long, long time. Unella isn't dead yet.

Sam's going to find out how to make Valaryen Steel in those books, that seems pretty obvious. And it can't be as easy as ride the dragons North and blast the White Walkers - I bet the dragons won't be able to take the cold but you use their fire to make the steel, or something that Sam will figure out. (Also why he…

Meanwhile at a Pharmacy in Southros,

They've also gone out of there way to show the Frey's as pretty incompetent boobs so sneaking into the Twins seems like and easier task then sneaking into The Red Keep, especially with Qyburn's children of the corn.

For some reason they need Dany to land in Dorne - so we have to have some idea of what Dorne is and why they would so willingly accept her. But they could have done a better job of introducing the sand snakes.

Tyrion is the "good" person who's also a good politician.

I think there were even more siblings than that - but they were all killed in Robert's rebellion.

That dichotomy is illustrated the best by Tyrion. He's the best adviser you could ask for - Cersei goes out of her way to ignore him and Dany embraces him.

I've been a stickler on time in this show - but when other characters aren't involved we can be a little more wishy / washy. We don't know when Arya left Braavos in relation to what was happening during episode 8 on the rest of the show. What she did in that episode could have taken place a month or two months…

I don't think it's possible for a straight man to spend any time with Dany and not fall in love with her.

Of course the last part of the prophesy, that she'll be replaced by a younger queen she probably thinks she somehow beat by killing Margaery - but we know better.

Well Cartman did it so…