Favorite episode of the season by far… also coincidentally the most "Buster" Tony Hale has been.

Great episode, interesting review… but I think you're way off base on Pete.
Bob Benson is sticking around because now Pete owns him. He didn't give him any mercy, Pete's a bit of a sociopath, he doesn't think that way. He's on team Campbell and everything he does is self motivated. He pushes Bob into a corner and then…

Oh, how cute… someone found something for Orlando Bloom to do so he doesn't go broke and need to eat out of dumpsters. Nice charity work Peter. Maybe next time you can cut the Silmarillion into 5 movies with 10 endings and maybe add the original cast of Star Trek… I know they aren't supposed to be there but, hey, why…

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so… one more failed show for Daniel Tosh to make fun of as he tosses to commercial.

After Watchmen, 300, and Sucker Punch… how do they let this guy keep making movies? 
Is he friends with Michael Bay?

So far it's safe to assume that all Stark Warging outside Bran has been written out by the TV show. They quickly forgot all the stuff in their first episode of those animals being important, magical, and connected to the stark children. 
Jon should have been in and out of Ghost (and contacted by Bran) by now… Aryia has…

Book Tyrian is not Peter Dinklage remember. He must have a pretty severe case of skeletal dysplasia since he's depicted (even as a baby) of being a bit monstrous in appearance. There's stories in the book about people coming to gawk at the baby's deformities and he doesn't get the nickname "Imp" by being your average…

What thin conspiracy theory is that? It's pretty well established that Tywin and his wife were faithfully in love and he loathes Tyrian for killing her AND being a broken Lannister.

Not sure if this episode could have been more disappointing. Felt completely out of sequence as well. There was really nothing carried over form the previous episode into this one. Joan + Avon? Pete seemed completely oblivious to Peggy's part in that? Megan is alive… :( 
Blah blah blah, Sally's growing up to be a bad…

god… but what was she wearing? 
And they made Andrew change.

+1 that was bloody hilarious.

After plowing through House of Cards in one week, watching this show is even more chuckle worthy given that show is all about the power brokers who make everything happen and this show is "everyone else". 
Interesting episode form a structure and filming stand point but pretty empty on plot and the Andrew stuff is…

The sad part is they hacked out so much good book plot to make room for some dick jokes.

They have the biggest budget in the history of TV shows. They just burn it all on pointlessly shooting in a bazillion far-flung locations and CGI wall-climbing rather than someone to teach the actors how to use a sword.

Right… no idea why they didn't show her and a bunch of other bodies going down river in the morning after though. 
Arya apparently isn't going to do any warging either so there goes that nice "I'll pull you out of the river and say good bye" bit. I was at least expecting all of that to happen this episode.

The Yunkai stuff is by-the-book. She spares the city if they give up their slaves… they do. Next season she'll march on Meereen and we'll get lots of sign-post murders which piss her off enough to sack the city without offering the amnesty she gave the Yunkish.

at the same time they've done zero setup for Lady O… *eye roll*

Been saying that for 2 seasons now. 
Arya is the book's big window into how shitty everything is for the small folk and has one of the best journeys of character building… in the show she's just a brat.

So much of this episode was invented filler and felt more like they wasted an hour of my time not having any idea what to do with their 10th episode. Gets a big D from me… only thing keeping the minus off the end was Danny having a strong last scene. (do they end every season on her?)