Playing older!

Yeah, I laugh at (good) horror movies in the same way: Oh shit, this is happening, it has a crazy logic to it, and best of all: it is not happening to me.

Jesus/Christ OTP

Agreed. And I can't believe that Hera was still going to put Ezra over her on that mission when he was obviously halfway to crazy town.

I also really liked his "Then don't turn around" line. Very fourth Doctor.

One thing that occurred to me watching this film, and kind of retroactively improved it, is that because of the way the army worked then (your drill sergeant is the same sergeant who will be leading you into battle), when he's giving them the business and passing out derogatory nicknames he's probably doing it for the…

He's just starting the path to becoming Supreme Leader Snoke.

Totally agree. It takes a lot to make me want to remove Bill Murray from a film but that's exactly what I wanted to do from the first moment he arrived. And of course he's not bad, he may be incapable of being bad. He just doesn't belong there.

Short-sighted too. His whole "If you don't handle things for us, we'll get someone who will" carries more punch if he's got the rightful heir in his back pocket.

Cersei brings the whole saying together: "All men's deaths must serve me."

"Also, turns out he's not Ned Stark's son. He goes through the female line."

Nope.

If you start your comment by saying you're not going to read the comments, what makes you think anyone will read yours?

No forgiveness.

Dany might share the seat with her husband.

She might not know that, if her guards haven't been telling her everything.

Yeah the faith was basically a subset of her evil, an evil creation of hers that got out of her control.

Her vs. Margery had a definite Snow White vibe early on.

I'd think that would be an emotional moment on set. He and Melisandre-actress are great friends and, even if this wasn't taking her completely off the show, it ends the years and years of them doing scenes together.

I think the secret Cersei won't admit to herself is that Joffrey was the only child she really loved, as opposed to felt like she should love. Might be a relief to have the nice ones dead so she doesn't have to pretend anymore.