He was seen for, like, two seconds in the scene where Tyrion fires and exiles Janos Slynt.

He was seen for, like, two seconds in the scene where Tyrion fires and exiles Janos Slynt.

We saw Rattleshirt for all of 30 seconds; not ready to join that particular party.  No objection to "Yara" or Melisandre either, nor Kevan, nor, really, any of them, excepting I don't think the woman playing Shae is particularly good.

We saw Rattleshirt for all of 30 seconds; not ready to join that particular party.  No objection to "Yara" or Melisandre either, nor Kevan, nor, really, any of them, excepting I don't think the woman playing Shae is particularly good.

Barristan and the Clegane brothers.

Barristan and the Clegane brothers.

Arya did not get the coin from Jaqen, nor did he see him do his Faceless Man trick.
We may yet, I suppose; the title of the season finale is, apparently, Valar Morghulis.

Arya did not get the coin from Jaqen, nor did he see him do his Faceless Man trick.
We may yet, I suppose; the title of the season finale is, apparently, Valar Morghulis.

I generally hate the goth look, deeply and without question, but…

I generally hate the goth look, deeply and without question, but…

@avclub-126ad03316db7675164e3f0c8be270e9:disqus If I remember correctly, he got to Yoren's death and said, "fuck it."  Which, really, if that's what it took, probably a good decision on his part.

Um… don't bother.  This has departed pretty far from the book.

Nah, the Crag is the seat of the Westerlings.  Nothing to do with the crannogmen.

Jaime totally discussed it with Cat and Brienne.  That scene was nearly lifted verbatim from the books.  The whole "more honorable than Ned" thing in particular.

I'm sure I'm about the 20th to post this already, but… really, Todd?  Cat is going to cut off Jaime's hand?

I agree that was a wasted opportunity re: Olivia's memory.

Horsefucking was a minor plotpoint in a tragicomic sub-subplot in the third? season of Deadwood.

@avclub-d980b15d49101608dc407770f35b1d75:disqus No, I get that it is a metaphor.  What I don't get is how a metaphor is evidence, let alone a "mountainful" of evidence.

Been a while, but I think he goes to Bitterbridge to meet with the Tyrells after Melisandre's snatch-assassin does its thing, then travels back with them to defeat Stannis on the Blackwater.

@avclub-5612ab1f7099e5ebc843fc7e9a59d30b:disqus Not what I was driving at (and I suspect her legs are probably even more spectacular, based on nothing but my vivid imagination), but I'll accept it.