::stares at Solomon Grundy::

Laura Dern in those Diane wigs give off a real Trudy Wiegel vibe that I do not like.

We got used to have fun and games.

Because Judd Apatow said so, that's why.

Quiet, you.

Did somebody say "long-lost triplets"?

GIRL NON-GENDER-SPECIFIC PERSON YOU KNOW IT'S TRUE

I think he's talking about a future, unforeseen wedding, possibly to Baelish… or Jon.

Myrcella, The Mountain (twice), The Three-Eyed Raven, Tommen, Daario

Stupid scroll! Be! More! Funny!

I thought this was the implication in Season 6. It also has a root in he Merlin mythology.

But knowing this season they'd get the order to build more ships before the attack on the original ships took place.

The Maesters' coldness is probably the only thing keeping their work going. Which will probably mean we'll see The Citadel's destruction, with Sam as the remaining keeper of those records. Since he's now in charge of making copies, like some white, non-crossed-eyed Rob Schneider character.

It's been a huge misdirect, or at least that's my understanding. We've been lead to think greyscale was a magic disease this whole time, but it's really just something treatable but fatal because these people all live in this horrible war-torn world and science barely exists.

Quiet, you.

The meeting at Dragonstone had representatives of all four major families: Jon for Stark, Dany for Targaryen, Tyrion for Lannister, with Davos as the representive for Baratheon.

I read all of Cersei's musings on Myrcella's life as being false, and as a forced rationalization of what she was about to do to Ellaria. Ellaria's reaction to the remaining daughter' murder makes her sympathetic because she has human feelings other than rage, and Cersei's does not.

PHIL LAMARR WEPT

I thought this was clear in the episode's context, that it was a new mystery and that Baelish may worm his way into marrying her.

The fuck does Sarah Silverman have to do with Community?