A LOT of things happened in this episode, yet they were all hugely anticlimactic.Gendry coming back, Jorah returning to Daenerys, Tyrion sneaking into King's Landing, talking to Jaime then sneaking the fuck out again, all in the span of 10 minutes.
Cersei is slowly turning into a Bond villain and that's not good.…

I don't think Brienne is necessarily interested in the how of it all. She is a knight, her interest is to serve and protect, not question or mistrust.

I actually root for Cersei for two main reasons: one, I know she won't win in the end and so seeing her win, even if it's just to make the story more exciting, is a good rush; and secondly, because Lena Headey's performance is marvelous and of the best in television right now.

Ok, ok, you got me at the importing thing.
However, Daenerys's army is now made up of Dothraki and Unsullied (assuming they come back to her). The Dothraki rely on their horses for food, so long as they have their horses, food shouldn't be a problem for them. Same should apply for the Unsullied, who are bound to obey…

She really doesn't need the food either, she might as well import it from her cities in Essos, right? Daario is still pretty much her bitch.

My guess is Arya will be a little commander of her own army (possibly a direwolf army, that is) when we finally get to the final battle against the WW.
There's not really a point in keeping her dead, as I don't think she'll be the one killing Cersei (she might kill Littlefinger, though), so her role in the story from…

I like Bronn as much as the next guy, but I swear if Drogon had died because of him, I would have been rooting for an Oberyn-Martell-style death for him.
I feel confused as to why people seem to hate on Daenerys so much. Because she doesn't believe Jon Snow's crazy sounding stories about the dead? Given the fact the…

This is quite an interesting theory; I'm not sure if it will be the way it'll all end (I'm almost certain it's not), but it could be really interesting.
As for the ending of it all, I'm pretty sure Jon is the one that was promised as he is the son of a Stark (the ice) and a Targaryen (the fire), which would literally…

Turner has definitely improved a lot over the years; she has grown alongside her character.
Harrington has always been quite stiff in his scenes. It could be an acting choice, it could also be the thousands of layers on top of him. Clarke has grown more and more stiff as the seasons have gone by. I believe this…

Nah, I don't see Littlefinger making it past this season. I think Sansa will be the one to finish him off. Maybe Bran will spill the beans about how he's the fucker that started all this mess in the first place.

By this point, I don't think it will matter. Cersei is past the point of no return. She no longer does this for "justice" or love or protection for her children. She's doing this for herself and her hatred for Tyrion will probably go nowhere. If anything, this will probably just make her angrier and batshit crazier…

Olenna's exit goes down as of the most epic moments on Thrones. Nikolaj Coster-Waldau wisely chose to simply react to Rigg as she spoke, instead of trying to use Olenna's confession of Joffrey's murder to give some grand dramatic performance. Instead, he went for quiet and painful shock, which made Jaime's reaction to…

Yes, exactly.
Cersei isn't the brightest political strategist, so killing off Ellaria Martel and sending Jaime to take control of Dorne sounds like something she would do, or maybe even send Randyll Tarly.

Yes, yes, Ellaria is as good as dead and I think Yara as well.
I agree with your theory but I have to say, Theon so not deserves the Salt Throne.

Well, that was truth until this episode. Theon didn't really steal any creen time from any character because he was part of one of the main story lines. He was an ally to Daenerys. Now that he's presumably adrift, unless he converges with another main player, he's bound to take at least some part of the episode's…

See, this is waht bohers me. I feel like there's no time to waste on Theon finding his own mission.
I would much rather have a fight between Yara, a woman who has never been a damsel in distress waiting to be saved and who's more than a worthy adversary, and Euron, than have Theon try to out-Reek his Reekness yet…

I have come to a point where I really can't see a reason for Theon to be alive, other than keeping Alfie Allen employed. His road to redemption was already clear and there was a minute where I thought he actually might die for Yara. However, now alone and more Reek than ever, I just can't get on board with another…

No,no, I don't buy this one, it was definitely an inconsistency and kind of a big one.

I try to find some logic behind it. I don't oppose Arya using her tricks and I like the fact that we don't completely know how she does it, as the literal explanation would be unnecessary. However, I can understand why some would find it bothersome.

Yes, yes, I too think the Faceless Men have more than just the one trick up their sleeves. However, I do believe voice mimicry is part of the illusion. They are, after all, performers and they are literally acting out a role.