I'm pissed she is going to narrowly miss Jon, when he goes to Dragonstone.

No, it's Nymeria. She meant "it's not you", like it's not who you are, to accompany me back to Winterfell and be my pet.

Yeah, it's not that I wasn't familiar with that scene, but if you have to explain your callbacks to one of the most hardcore fanbases, you fucked it up.

Yeah, it would be kind of dumb for her to go back North and then change her mind again. Though it would give us another juicy Hot Pie-Arry scene. You know she wants a slice of that Pie.

Yeah it's like they stuck that in there to resolve fan confusion. It's not like they're using Littlefinger for anything else these days.

Does anyone think Arya's recognition that Nymeria isn't meant to have a cozy family life (much like herself), affect her decision to go North? Or was it just set-up/reintroduction for a reunion at a more critical juncture?

I actually hope so. Dude hasn't done anything devious since Lysa. The Sansa marriage plot was a gross miscalculation.

A couple of Season 1 callbacks. Did anyone else spot any?

Yeah, I'm almost rooting for him to stick it to the Starks at this point. Everyone is just crapping on him and he keeps taking it.

Man, I am disappointed this only got a C+, it's my favourite film of 2017 so far! Disclaimer: I am from Atlantic Canada, but still!

He is a burned out high school star who played for various semi pro teams before going home to work on his dad's failing ranch. It really seems to center around that sort of pathos of the people who stay in their hometown and finding meaning in a very modest, down to earth life.

Arya: Screw you and your "no one" tests!
Jaquen: You stood up to me—that WAS the test

I know! I spent most of the video thinking of how a bit of editing could have improved this video immeasurably.

I think it was more about learning to be a greenseer, so he will be able to "log on" to other weir woods on his own.

Ho-Doorstop

They booked Tobey Magure too?

The whole point of the Harry Potter books is that it's not about being the smartest or the most powerful or the most talented. It's about love and friendship. That's what saved Harry again and again, from more powerful and talented villains. And Harry knows that!

Isn't Jack Dishel Regina Spektor's hubby?

I am not worried about Joan having something to do, because I see the arc as Sherlock gradually letting his father in to his life, thereby setting himself up to get screwed/heartbroken Moriarty-style, and then Joan, who sees right through Moreland, steps in to kick Moreland's ass and protect Sherlock. Sherlock may…

As a 24 year old male, I'm disappointed in myself for really wanting to see this. I also wept during the movie Hope Springs. I think I'm a menopausal woman on the inside.