"Food, yes.. it was something about food."

And there go three more pages of food description.

OH BOY!

FU Rick Berman!

Deepwood Motte, at least that's where she's holding at in the books.

They just keep adding DA-DA-DAH-RAs to the intro to accomodate for all the locations. To be honest, they could have stopped showing Winterfell a long time ago but that weirwood scene is just too nice.

I wonder if he whispered to the other supplicants as he left "Bring charred bones, make a killing".

Agreed, though this means they'll probably just rush all that. Too bad, there's some cool stuff there.

LOL that was glorious.

Can't wait for the block.

Yeah in the books he's ugly and unattractive, not a hunk of a man with a melt-your-undies voice.

Totally agree. If we haven't seen him shine is because he's mainly been given "Maybe you shouldn't do that, Khaleesi" lines for freaking ever. He's got a great presence.. and that voice.. woooooo boy.

Yes, if I remember correctly from the books, wearing the hot, bulky Westeros knight attire is a point of pride to him.

I first heard it as "Master of Sheep", which somehow fits.

That introductory scene of him skinning the stag is magnificent.

It was positively infuriating in the book, so I can imagine people will not be pleased. I hated how in the book it looked like he was going to win through and through.. and then got facesmashed.

YEAH BABY!

Uh, no. Casting a wider net diversity-wide for your actors is not "tokenism", it's just how the real world looks like. I seriously doubt that the reason most movies end up being like this, where 50% of the human race is Smurfette'd and non-white-looking people are pretty much forgotten or Barack Obama'd has nothing to…

And all he had to do was act naturally!

Out of the new cast, one man of color, one white woman and FIVE white men. Don't you ever change, Hollywood.