Yeah, all that talking, I'm surprised it didn't come up.

She's bringing a stick to a needle fight.

Depends on how many scales?

So are we to assume that Bran is more powerful than the other 3ER? Or was Max Von Sydow able to affect past events as well?

Alright, which one of these quirky assholes kills that dog?

I really really hope you're right, but everyday the news about this clown's support worries me more and more. I just can't wrap my head around it.

Man, I dunno. I didn't invent time travel, but I'm pretty sure Claire wouldn't know she had a daughter when she originally went through the stones by the simple fact that she didn't have a daughter when she went through the stones. She got pregnant in 1744 and then returned to her time a year or something after she…

Well no…I don't think. Because Claire originally went through the stones before she had her daughter. I think Geillis would know she's her mother and probably would have to keep her mouth shut about it. But Claire wouldn't know then.

If I was forced to define her, I'd say the latter. Growing up she was frequently tormented for being ugly and not fitting female gender norms. I think she probably just held on to the things she's good at, fighting and honor, and sort of became asexual as a result.

Yeah I was a little confused as to where everyone is going. Brienne and Pod are going off to the Riverlands, right? So where are Jon and Sansa going? To round up some Northerners?

Children of the Forest: "Talk about your all time backfires."

Agree to disagree then, I suppose. I don't often have problems with the performances on this show.

I dunno. I don't have kids and I haven't lost any, but I found this episode to be pretty emotional. Caty B. owned that shit.

Jamie's beard did look ridiculous, but Claire said she had been in the hospital for weeks, so it's entirely possible he grew one. They just should have gotten a better beard master on set.

I too am glad they are finally leaving France. Yes the costumes and sets were gorgeous, but Claire and Jamie's time there just felt wrong to me. On to Scotland!

I haven't read the books and haven't looked up any information so I don't actually know for sure, but the date of that flashback and the way her daughter looked, it suddenly dawned on me that her daughter could feasibly be Geillis. I remember Geillis saying her time was in the 60's. If this is the case, consider my…

The Ghost of Stephen Foster is my perennial favorite.

Weird. I saw them at a fair in like '98 or '99. Maybe they just only play fairs.

Time….is marching on.

If it makes you feel any better, I was in my early 20's when this shit was happening and enjoying it and now I'm….not.