Great episode, the Winterfell scenes shine as they have been all season, I liked the little scene between Theon and Asha (I mean Yara what ever the fuck her name is) talking about when he was a baby. It wasn't from the books (that I remember) but it was a good little character moment for them, even though Asha gives…

Great episode, the Winterfell scenes shine as they have been all season, I liked the little scene between Theon and Asha (I mean Yara what ever the fuck her name is) talking about when he was a baby. It wasn't from the books (that I remember) but it was a good little character moment for them, even though Asha gives…

Love them together.

Love them together.

Same here, I'm starting my second reread of GOT, it's cool seeing all the things I forgot about from the first read because the books are so dense.

Same here, I'm starting my second reread of GOT, it's cool seeing all the things I forgot about from the first read because the books are so dense.

With Juan being much more subdued on his return to Rome, it seemed like he might actually manage to pull the siege off without fucking up…but, it was not to be. When will Alexander finally see that Juan is not cut out for war craft.

With Juan being much more subdued on his return to Rome, it seemed like he might actually manage to pull the siege off without fucking up…but, it was not to be. When will Alexander finally see that Juan is not cut out for war craft.

Great movie, I think those kids make the list of stupidest criminal ever, and it's set in my home state of Florida, it seemed very authentic, lots of dumb assholes like them running around down here.

Wow…I always liked him as an actor, I hope he's found and okay.

I don't see why Juan has to be a general or a cardinal (the pope is really stuck on that one son in the church, one in the military thing). Can't he just be the pope's son with the honorary titles who sits on his ass in his castle, I mean that's what he does most of the time anyways. This general thing does not work…

How many days does Lent last? A month? We'll see if Alexander can keep it in his robes the whole time.

Loved this, no wonder Machiavelli looks so miserable all the time, it's Piero.

Uh, yeah, something like that…but, not really, close though.

Poor dead Ned…Jaime has the makings of a poet.

Yeah, she thinks she's making these profound observations about people when she really is just oblivious to their feelings and problems when they're standing right in front of them… uh no, Hannah, now is not a good time to ask Marnie if she thinks your writing is good when said writing got her into this mess with her…

Just like Short Round, but I bet everyone was glad he never came back.

Well said, I can relate to the general 20's malaise thing the show has got going on, I just really don't give a shit about it at this point. The comment you made about Hannah's scene with her boss making it look like she's never been around people before was right on point and I had said something similar last week…

And remember Allister Thorne hated him pretty much from the get go, he always wanted to believe the worst of Jon so of course he was the loudest in saying Jon "turned". 

I also get things from book 2 and 3 mixed up, but I thought the fight with Quorin was the end of book 2, could be wrong though.