Well, they've already got the original trilogy and the prequels beat, at least.

Hopefully, George R.R. Martin has a cameo in the movie.

Good, I guess? I finished up school for the year and don't have to start work until tomorrow. It's nice to have a few days off.

Congratulations! As a rising college junior, I'd like to welcome you to the strange world of semi-adulthood.

Shit! That's awesome.

Well…he's not supposed to be a character? He's just a gigantic man who likes to kill things, basically a prop that other people interact with sometimes.

I haven't read his most recent stuff, but 11/22/63 is damn good and shows that he's got a few great books left in him.

…Sort of?

Certainly, but I'd expect Roose to be aware of that. Ramsay may be more crazy than him, but he's much more cunning than Ramsay could ever hope to be.

When you go against the Mountain, death is always on the line.

Really? If it's an easter egg, it's hardly noticeable. The whole gravedigger theory is basically complete conjecture on the fans' part, because there's nothing in the book to specifically state it's the Hound.

If the Hound is the gravedigger (which I hope is true but don't think), then it's for some larger purpose. In which case they'll leave the door open for it.

Many of them, more or less. But this is kind of a unique one, and also IGN comment boards are filled with vile people.

Also, WHERE THE HELL IS BLACKFISH!?!?

I'm definitely curious to see if the show lets Charles Dance die in such an undignified way.

That's a fair point, but Jorah and Barristan are much better developed and interesting characters.

Is it irking anyone else that they've been showing the individual stories for each episode in chunks instead of spreading them out over the episode? There really should have been more King's Landing stuff this episode, and they could have built up to the fight a bit more throughout the episode (while I thought it was…

Also, Yoshi is pretty awesome on Smash Bros.

*Edgar Wright tweets Senor Spielbergo's address*

Since he was co-writing the film, he/the studio probably doesn't want him to direct either.