I really hope the Night's King sends a wight past the wall with a Santa hat and a T-shirt that reads "NOW I HAVE A DRAGON, HO HO HO"

Got a screengrab of the Ned Stark statue in the Winterfell crypts:

Kudos to Benioff and Weiss for getting the sculptor who did the Lucille Ball and Cristiano Ronaldo statues to do the one of Ned Stark in the crypts.

This week it was Littlefinger who was on the receiving end of some serious Bransplaining.

Qyburn got the poison arrow idea from Martin of House Fry.

"Neil Young digs deep, finds unreleased gold" sounds like a description of him picking his nose.

So then she's upset that CBS' fall slate is zero part skirty.

I wish Jon had made his point by telling Dany that in the time Missandei read off all of her titles, the Night King had added 1000 more wights to his army of the dead.

I still maintain that with food supplies low at The Wall, and Sam sent to The Citadel, they just decided to eat all their ravens.

Yeah that was a seriously bad case of Bransplaining there.

Dany should have known Casterly Rock was meaningless if she only watched the show, considering tonight was the first time we saw it.

On the show, that's basically it. When they introduced the Dornish a couple of seasons ago, on the map instead of showing Sunspear as the seat of Dorne (like Winterfell or Pyke) they just labeled it "Dorne" as if that was it, which right there should have told you they had no clue what to do with Dorne.

Amazing that David Thewlis has yet to be cast on this show. I guess there's always Season 8.

"His IQ's Sixty-Four"

Maybe it's a Ulee's Gold reboot.

Guess The Flash decided to make some Draco-nian cuts to its cast.

With reference to my earlier comment, we've now found Hot Pie's buddy, Hot Take.

Didn't realize this show is now down with bestiality. I should have payed closer attention tonight.

Upvoted, but technically the Dornishman's lover who bore him three annoying bastard children.

They were low on food at The Wall, so they probably ate the ravens.