I agree with this. It also makes me wonder: other than bringing cold weather, were they actually a threat?

Just go full GoT and come up with a sigil while you’re at it!

You mean we’re validating answers from a guy who can’t even grow his own hair? Come on!

Is that you, Clegane?

Ah good point! I was mixing book and TV rules. Although the point is still kinda valid since it seemed like regular steel (except for arrows?) worked just fine against them at Hardhomme.

Dragonglass is supposed to keep wights from re-animating

After thinking of the NK less as a “destination” and more as a vehicle to unite those north and south of the Wall (and potentially all of the continent), I am a little less disappointed in such an anti-climactic ending for that arc.

Good point. I’m also confused at the point of making all of those dragonglass weapons and such a big deal about Valyrian steel? Especially in retrospect since no one went one-on-one with any of the White Walkers. They could easily kill wights without wasting energy (and screen time) on mining and crafting that many…

Miles Teller takes umbrage to that remark.

How will the Stark zombies get out of their stone tombs though?

My question with this theory is, even if raised from the dead, how are they going to break free from their tombs?

My theory is that D&D added that part then so that during the Battle of Winterfell, Dany is going to have a moment when she has to choose to save Jon or let him die (or maybe even kill him herself).

This guy’s name is “Bill”...like not even William. Just straight up Bill.

Finally, Animal Farm gets the prequel it deserves.

Another good reason not to toss bread (and other food, quite frankly) at birds:

If this guy was at the gate, then you’d win the bet for sure:

They...they have those?

the origin of the name “Six Flags” represented countries/entities that ruled Texas.

I call BS:

It’s crazy how a multi-billion dollar company can’t spring for a top notch photographer and/or set up for these photos. Although I know it must be difficult wrangling all of these egos.