Not coincidentally we got some burning rapists in this season's best episode so far, which happens to be the only episode that actually got stuff done. We should get some more of this.

It's also the third or fourth scene of this kind without making noticable progress. Either let Grey Worm and Missandei fuck or leave it alone. This show is wasting too much time with pointless scenes recently.

You're probably the only person who wants to know what happened to Dorne. Everyone else would be perfectly happy if Varys or whoever just uttered "Dorne mysteriously sank into the ocean, killing everyone, especially the Sand Snakes" and we never hear anything about Dorne ever again.

What I'm not sure about is why Jaime had to drag Cersei into his speech at all. There were numerous ways to make Edmure believe his crazed determination, so focusing this speech so heavily on Cersei seems a little off from a writing perspective. If we should believe that Jaime gets more and more disillusioned with his…

Do trolls exist in the world of GoT? They should introduce one named Lady Stoneheart. That's the only way they could outtroll themselves after this episode.

The Battle Of Bastards actually seems to be a Blackwater-type action episode that focuses entirely on the battle between Jon and Ramsay. And that's good, because what this very uneven, meandering season desperately needs is a clear-cut, standalone highlight episode like that. So let's hope they don't mess it up. The…

Well, I'm not asking for fan theories to come true. I'm just asking for good storytelling where storylines have a purpose, make sense and have a fitting conclusion, especially ones that are dragged out over two seasons. This time, they failed.

It's really a sign of bad writing when literally everything fans dream up is more exciting and intelligent (even if it's crazy) than what ends up on screen. They couldn't have solved the Arya storyline any more humdrum and heavy-handed. They also couldn't have dragged it out any longer for no discernible reason other…

I'm pretty sure she knows that there's wildfire in the cellar and she doesn't need some little birds to tell her so. I mean, she was the one who ordered it back in season 2, if I remember correctly.

Off the top of my head, I'd rank this as the worst episode of the show. That's not necessarily because the episode in and of itself is bad (the direction was great), but it's the episode were it became glaringly obvious that the producers have no idea what they are doing at the moment and storylines spend endless…

This season doesn't seem to have any real game plan and things are just made up on the spot and the endless dragging out of that Arya plotline without any compelling pay offs is the prime exhibit.

Actually 3 off-screen deaths: Blackfish, Waif, Lady Crane. The Hound doesn't get his bloody revenge, The Mountain kills one monk instead of all of them, the siege goes without bloodshed, trial by combat is off the table as well as Cleganbowl and maybe even Lady Stoneheart. This really was one giant cockblock of an…

Anybody thinks that Jaime's whole Cersei speech wasn't necessarily true, but just to prove his conviction to Edmure, so that he gives up Riverrun without bloodshed and Jaime doesn't have to fight Brienne? Makes sense to me, but of couse it could have been executed with more clarity.

Good god, those jokes were terrible.

Those people probably consider all and every muslims as mentally ill, so there's that.

I'm so sick of all of this that I secretly kinda hope for the next gun-wielding maniac to target Congress, if we have to have another one of those. That'll show them.

But that's what's so sick about it, isn't it? We get two weeks of award show dedications, social media grief and whatnot and then it's back to normal until the next 5 dozen people are gunned down. If Congress does nothing, we have to come up with better stuff than award show dedications.

Dedicating some awards show to the victims is surely going to be a big help.

Reciting this hilarious drivel with a straight face and actual conviction is an extraordinary test of acting skills and they all passed. Kudos!

For someone who allegedly doesn't care, you're writing exhaustingly lenghty novels on the subject.