Exactly. Cersei's not going to be pissed, she's going to be thrilled. Well, she'll be pissed for 0.4 seconds, but she'll get over it.

There actually WAS a Maester behind that rock? And he saves the Hound so the Hound can…do something important or something.

How did you come away from this episode reminded that the virtuous characters may prevail? They admit out loud that they're all going to die within the next couple of days. It's like saying Ned Stark prevailed because he found out the truth about Joffrey's parentage.

I don't think anyone except Alliser (and that includes viewers) ever doubted Jon's chops. And I'm not even sure Alliser doubted him, he just didn't like him.

"I am fully prepared to believe that I will like the episode better upon re-watching the whole season."

Same as blonde minge, but ginger.

Call Mythbusters.

Maybe he'll be OK if they hurry up and start tendon to his wounds.

Let The Right One In gave me enough nightmares.

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That's the kind of thing I was afraid I'd learn if I researched it. I'd much rather pretend Martin just made shit up.

Temba, his arms wide.

Mountain's dead, it's just going take a couple of days. Unless they have some trauma surgeons and antibiotics that I never noticed before.

It is very cold in space.

I was wondering about that too. Those guys seem pretty buff and deep voiced to be castrated. I was going to google it to see how that worked, but realized I didn't want to know.

I Only Have Eyes For You

Tie goes to the guy who dies last.

The Americans. I can recognize that's it's well-acted, well-written, and everything else, yet I find it too boring to watch. I don't think it's the glacial pace, since that doesn't seem to be a problem for me on Mad Men.

The show has not been kind to women, plus I don't think they're going to kill Will, so: Abigail and Alana die, Jack and Will live.

"In another world, you could have been my daughter. In this one, I'm going to shove my tongue down your throat."