Right?! I was surprised by just how unimpressive he was in the throne room. What was he thinking about for the entire journey to Dragonstone?! Surely that was enough time to go over what he might say, lol. And to remember to mention the dragonglass he came for. For Chrissake, Jon, you had one job!

Does anyone know where the Dragonstone cliff scenes were filmed? It looked beautiful and I wondered if it was Northern Ireland.

On tonight's episode:
Sansa's home alone when her kid brother shows up stoned. Cersei's bank manager pays her a visit. Jon doesn't know how to talk to girls.

Too bad she said it to Tyrion! The only thing that made her seem childish in that scene was the way she spoke to Tyrion about her guests as though they weren't present.

Lena Headey delivered the shit out of that monologue. Fantastic scene.

Miserable Bastard.

Jon Snow needs a better business card. And a better pitch.

He is an outrageous troll. That Danish actor looks like he's having a ball with it.

I found this disappointing. The actors are a likable bunch and the first third is a charming rom-com. But the rest of it — once the couple breaks up — is a largely unfunny, mediocre drama, and boy does it drag.

Yay! Good news, I look forward to it.

It's the inaccuracy that bothers me. Trump does enough invention and exaggeration of his own; he doesn't need any help. And there are so many clickbait sites out there. I don't want this place to turn into garbage.

You give it points? My take-away is that President Trump didn't regale boy scouts with a yacht sex story. And political Newswires are way worse than I thought.

Yeah, he's basically GoT Jesus. You'd think they'd be expecting more miracles from him instead of fearing for him.

Lol, lovely reply.

I've seen people speculating here that the dragons might respond differently to him. Or maybe he's immune to dragon fire or something? Just guessing.

I'm glad Olenna Tyrell is still around; I always enjoy her. Her advice reminded me a little of Toby's "Let Barlet be Bartlet" on The West Wing way back.

Thank you, that makes more sense.

Shouldn't he sound like he's from NYC?

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I liked that The Sea storyline, with Mr. Dawson, his son and George, looked like the cover of a Famous Five novel, or like something from the Tintin comics brought to life, particularly the boys’ costumes.