Cersei, Beric Dondarrian, Thoros of Myr, the Red Woman, Ilyn Payne, the Mountain (if that one counts any more)… Probably not a fan of the Freys, either. Still a bit of work to be done.

Until this season, family-on-family violence had been pretty rare. Stannis-Renly, Tyrion-Tywin… And neither of those were attempts to usurp a position of power like we've seen the last three episodes: Bolton-on-Bolton, Greyjoy-on-Greyjoy, Sand-on-Martell. Only Lysa Arryn, at the urging of Littlefinger, previously had…

At this point, Ramsay is Joffrey without Tywin and the Small Council to keep his stupid impulses in check.

Thanks. I'm kind of sad if the comment-section-before-review is the new status quo. Living in PST and watching the show in real time = hard for new threads to gain traction, when there are already 800 comments.

Wait, how is this different from Florida?

Dothfratki?

Well, once his partner died from poisoning, maybe he had a change of heart. Not sure what Melisandre has anything to do with it.

#TeamStannisIsDead

His story is not filler, it just turns out the story was unexpectedly about Davos and Melisandre rather than Stannis.

With the leeches, it's possible that she saw visions of those deaths and used the leeches as a display of "power."

I think it's fair to say that she's expressed some self-awareness. To be seen: Whether her self-awareness can inhibit her pathological self-regard and need for vengeance.

Don't forget Pycelle. She fucking hates that guy.

I was wondering that, too. Just figured Jaime thought it was a better idea to send him back rather than end up having Cersei torture him to death.

I hope Osha is getting paid overtime.

Yes, the people whom Brienne pledges loyalty are renowned for their great luck.

Thoros of Myr: "I've always been a terrible priest. Drank too much rum. Fucked all the whores in King's Landing. It's a terrible thing to say, but… by the time I came to Westeros, I didn't believe in our Lord. I decided that He, that all the gods, were stories we told the children to make them behave. So I wore the…

Jesus Camp, Brother's Keeper, Crumb, Hoop Dreams, Man on Wire, Street Fight, Grizzly Man all seem like plausible candidates.

Personally, I hope it's Burden of Dreams. I need to see a Hader Herzog and Armisen Kinski impression.

I am very uncomfortable with the idea of a spoof on The Act of Killing.

Given the lack of people in that one, I don't see it happening.