I watched the first season knowing nothing about it and quite liked it. Looking forward to the second season!

That’s pretty much the opening scene of The Living Daylights, Dalton’s first Bond movie.

That 10 million number was for the US alone.

Viserys froze, which I think is calling back to the scene where he says he wishes he had been tested, and then he passes out.

I hate to tell you this, but there are no successful characters in this show.

Hard disagree.

He’ll say Joffrey tried to attack Rhaenyra and he protected her. Alicent will surely vouch for him.

I’m just disappointed that Cole didn’t kill Joffrey by going beast mode in the tournament melee and also breaking Ser Harwin “Breakbones” Strong’s collarbone and elbow in the process, like in the book.

The why is to be aware if someone lets a drop of blood fall in the coffin to awaken that hag from its slumber

Why would you say something so controversial and yet so true?

I believe in the inside the episode they said that after she started taking a more active role, and inverted the power dynamic a bit, he couldn’t get it up and that’s why he left.

Holy shit, the mental gymnastics on display here to pretend this isn’t just plain-old racism and xenophobia are mind-boggling.

But this type of shit isn’t said to white foreigners. It’s said to people from majority black and brown countries. It’s racist.

Oh, there were definitely quite a few people screaming about the source material when a black person was in the trailer for HotD.

Different genocide. You’re right that it would be more accurate to call the one he supported as the genocide in Indonesia-occupied East Timor rather than in Indonesia proper, although Suharto would have said they’re the same thing.

The real spit is the friends we made along the way

I was with you right until the Carter reference. The guy actively supported the genocide in Indonesia. He’s no pacifist.

Reading this I feel like I’m back in Season 6 bizarro world, when people thought that the nuanced character moments in the dialogue scenes were boring, and the tacked on, heavily plot-armored action scenes were exciting.

The time jumps happen inbetween episodes, not within the episodes.