Selmy was also bringing up the fact that Jorah doesn't really have much respect to his name in Westeros, insinuating that he would hurt Dany's credibility. He doesn't seem to know Varys apparent amnesty deal with Jorah.

Tywin: Fuck it, incest for everyone!

She looked clean enough. Who knows, maybe there's some wilding remedy for rancid vagina.

It's probably got something to do with the whole extended seasons thing.

Trial by combat seems to be a constant source of fun. Why did it ever fall out of style with Western criminal justice systems?

Don't forget that the Bolton banner is an X of a flayed man and Theon has been spending a whole lotta time tied to an X.

I'm a big fan of Rockwell's gun monologue where he offers to equip War Machine.

Spurs/ Grizzlies Western Finals here we come.

"The game's the same, just got more fierce."

He was killed off in a metaphorical sense.

It filled me with levels of existential despair that I hadn't felt since I saw Philip Baker Hall in an insurance ad a couple of years ago.

The camera work during that scene where McGinley briefs Reeves as they walk through the FBI office blew me away. It told me there was an actually skilled director behind the wacky premise.

I'm gonna have to go with The Rock.

I thought Jorah was the shoo in for Hand, with Selmy getting his old job back.

Unfortunately for them, I think what's left of the Night's Watch are going to revert back to their murderous and rapey ways.

Oh shit, I'd completely forgotten that Bran was even in this episode.

Not to mention the money they needed for the CGI dragons.

But, then Jorah would have nothing to do on the show.

I thought that was the heart Dany ate in the first season to impress the Dothraki.

I think Tywin's doing plenty of work running the seven kingdoms with all the letters he's been writing in every scene.