He's staring into my soul.

I'm sure they wouldn't pass up a chance to have Leonardo on the show.

"Yiddish" just meaning Jewish, not "Ashkenazi" in particular. The actor is super white; Sephardim don't look like that generally.

Nice review.

I do like that Steelshanks is in. They even made a point of it to show his steel greaves for a couple seconds when he talks to Jaime.

Did they mention the Rhoynar in season 1?

Still, the episode should have built up to it more. It felt like afterthought - which makes sense, seeing as the scene was originally going to be in next week's episode.

I kind of doubt he'll take a shit on the slain champion's chest.

"The original plan was for the camp to burn down at the end of the series," tells us new viewers that it won't happen. I'd rather not have known about that.

Disculpe, replied to the wrong comment.

Is it still /avclubcommunists?

The daughter looks like a Wood Elf from Skyrim.

Robust, even. A robust choice.

I wonder where that fish has gone.

I expect the Schmidt gimmick poster to respond to your comment with "So did Elizabeth" any moment now.

Cersei and Joffrey both have green eyes, it's a Lannister trait.

They went beyond the wall in episode 10 of season 1. Last week Jaime said he'd been in chains for "a year". Meaning that at least that much time has passed between the end of season 1 and where we're at now. But fair enough.

I'm not sure the Vale is rich in lakes. The actual vale area is quite fertile though. Maybe you should mention their sizeable military potential which has so far remained untapped, rendering Littlefinger's marriage to Lysa Arryn extremely beneficial to the war effort.

Well, Stannis is related to the Targaryens; his paternal grandmother was the Mad King's aunt. However, his daughter's affliction is not a dragon thing, it is an actual infectuous disease called "greyscale".

I just went back and rewatched that scene, but I didn't catch that