Yeah, but surely there has to be another powerful family in Dorne that feels like it's better suited to rule than "a family of bastards," which I'm assuming would be their words.

Some burning questions raised from this week's episode:

But, he's a fun cartoon.

Really amazed he's still alive. He's just too manipulative to let live. I would've dunked a bottle of wine on him and thrown him out of a window ages ago.

She's Westeros's Walter White: taking on a certain eating habit of everyone she kills.

No, but the woman who did resurrect him is at Dragonstone.

I just find it funny that Warner Bros. has to bow down to a mustache.

They literally kill animals and kidnap pets from people's porches. So FUCK THEM!!!!

Not surprised that Nymeria died since the actress who plays her is on Iron Fist.

At this rate, we'll be 3 seasons deep into the GOT spin-offs before he finishes The Winds Of Winter.

Sounds like he really stuck it to you!

They still could. Never say never.

90 kids hospitalized for alcohol poisoning at a Chance The Rapper concert!? What's next? A thoughtful discussion about political issues affecting the African-American community at a Whiz Khalifa concert?

But, if there was a widow in trouble, he was always 6 inches deep in their business.

Don't forget Chekhov's father's brother's nephew's cousin's former roommate.

If this takes place 10 years before TOS, then I'm guessing The Klingons will be ridge-less. Unless this series is gonna add another headache to that continuity fuck-up and give them ridges.

I have a feeling that Hank and Janet's relationship in this movie will be WAY better than theirs in the comics.

Say what you will about William Peniston, but he was hard to beat!

Yeah, but this was a conversation. That's why it felt like a big deal.

Will Coulson have shoulder-length black hair and accidentally shoot a MAD TV actor in the face?