Counterpoint: The Stark daughters.

And if they still do the crown Myrcella arc, they'll still have to have the stuff about Dornish law meaning women can inherit, otherwise that plot line makes no sense. Now, without Arianne as the living embodiment of that it won't be as good, but it should still be there.

Apparently yes, they are bringing her back.

Exactly. In the 80s the market was flooded with action vehicles for the likes of Schwarzenegger, Stallone, etc. Earlier on it was westerns.

Well in the book he basically has no security either (two idiot guards Tyrion gets past no problem).

Alex Graves is such a great TV director that it makes that one scene where he forgot entirely how to do his job all the more mystifying. You know the one I'm talking about.

The penal system is the true villain of the show IMO- Fig, Healy, Pornstache, etc. personify it in different ways, though I agree that Fig is the worst of them.

A quick little easter egg is fine IMO. Something like Prequel Boba… do not want.

The High Sparrow will be there, but I'm betting that Ser Meryn is used as a stand-in for the Kettleblacks.

It's basically a cool way of getting across exposition that otherwise would be shoehorned into dialogue.

Wouldn't recasting Fett (since I'm guessing it's a pretty safe bet they're not bringing Temuera Morrison back) implicitly void his origin story?

Aaron Taylor-Johnson's fake American accent>Charlie Hunnam's fake American accent. Not that that's saying much or anything.

I nominate Veep's "Alicia"

And also a much better actor.

They're probably saving him for Cap 3, but I'd love to see them have Crossbones as the Big Bad next year. Frank Grillo seems like one of the few actors from the movies who they could realistically get in a recurring role for a season.

The New Normal. Also Looking if we're counting cable.

Yeah, he's one of the bright spots of the prequels acting-wise

It also helps that Richard doesn't seem to be the black hole that Vince was at the center of that show.

So who would be the other four?

I don't know, I thought Hailey was a way better character than whatshername that Kathrine McPhee played. That's already a better foundation.