Sort of like a disintegrated-by-acid body in a bathtub falling through the ceiling? I was instantly in love.

Same.

So just how long would it take for a relatively small community like Pyke to build a 100 ships anyway?

Pull the string!! Pull the string!

It reminded me of the Singing In The Rain scene in A Clockwork Orange, with the husband tied up and helpless on the floor as they assaulted his wife.

I hope the next musical act to play the Roadhouse is Harry Dean Stanton.

The actress playing Candie looks like a younger Mira Sorvino.

It was interesting to hear the soldiers that Arya broke bread with talk about King's Landing in such rough terms. I guess things have really gone to shit since she took reign.

Stannis always hated the place, anyway. I imagine that when he left with his army and family it was with the intention of never coming back, as he planned on ending up at King's Landing and taking his rightful seat on the throne. Probably sent all the kitchen help packing, since no one would be around to feed them.

Were they from Istanbul? Or Constantinople?

Wun-wun died at Winterfell. There were two giants in that march. Possibly from the battle at the Wall, but could also have been dead for years for all we know. I think there would have been a big panic though, had the Night's Watch gone to clear the bodies after Stannis's army came to save the day and the giants were…

Yes, that was where Stannis lived, hence all the banners of flaming stags that Dany dragged to the floor, and that great stone table where Stannis and Melisandre used to get it on. We never saw the front of the castle, however, with those gorgeous dragon heads, so it was great to finally see it in its entirety.

When it began I thought we were about to a get a flashback to a post-Red Wedding feast, but as soon as Frey started the speech I realized, "holy shit, it's Arya getting ready to pull a Gus Fring!"

I love Banks, but he's basically getting nominated for taking apart a car and laying concrete for a playground. It's the Handy Man Emmy!

He doesn't. However, look at that stacked category. He doesn't really stand a chance. Virtually everyone else on the list should get an Emmy for their work in their respective dramas and I would be happy with any of them……………………………………………………………………………….

Honestly, with the noms for Best Male Lead in a Drama feeling pretty lightweight this year, Matthew should take the Emmy, easy. I meant, it would be a crime against humanity if he didn't.

THIS LIST IS INVALIDATED WITHOUT MCKEAN ON HERE.

Yes, according to some websites, this is simply a first step, testing the water kind of thing.

They'll be reunited next week! and it feels so goooooood

He's like a child walking into the middle of the movie and wants to know what's going on.