I wouldn't call Nashville one of the best TV shows ever.

Not alive.

I don't think she was really trying to push her through, just trying to terrify her and "teach her a lesson". If she really wanted to she would have gotten behind her and pushed, not grabbed her by the neck.

A nitpick - Sansa already had a taste of her aunt's crazy, why get so close? I would have stayed back.

I've definitely heard that crazy broads are really great in the sack. The problem is after the fact.

Oh for the love of…

I loved that scene, I really did, but I couldn't help but be a bit surprised that he would take it so hard. Didn't he already know how terrible she was? Surely he knew that she blamed him for her mother's death.

Tommen is bland, but he's supposed to be.

With this budget, they couldn't have aged him with makeup? Or get a big fortysomething actor that maybe isn't 6'9, but with some camera angles he could look a lot bigger? Seems like dudes would be lining up to be on this show. It's not like it requires exquisite acting chops.

At this point I can't handle any harm coming to Sansa, and I don't think LF would ever allow that. So, that's something…wow, it's come to this.

I doubt it. Some people are just born toxic. She was probably really attached to her mother and losing her due to an embarrassing dwarf was just too much too bear, and her toxicity was freed.

Each one will have different a elemental resistance.

That was his version of "training". Looked like they were prisoners, some had shackles.

'allo Sansa dear!

I think that the Lord of Light doesn't always act upon request, so she has to do the parlor tricks to get them sucked in. Then they will also see the real deal.

I will admit I thought Daario was a bit better in this episode - he came across as more swarthy, which the character warrants. Seems like they put more bronzer on him and slicked his hair back. But he still looks basically the same as he does on the two other shows he's appeared in (Nashville and Orphan Black) -…

Yep.

Blade Walker: Texas Ranger

She has nature's pocket?

It's been a long time since I've seen this - weren't the Replicants based off of real human models? So maybe Ford will play the human version of Replicant Deckard.