Maybe its just my straightness showing, but I think a going down on a nasty guy would be way worse. In either case, we can say it would not be ideal.

For me it was the leader of the Knights of the Vale worried that his men might kill him because a child no one had any respect for ordered them to. Basically as soon as Martin's material ran out, the show runners completely forgot everything Martin had to say about political power.

The evidence for any secret Targaryens amongst the Lannisters is that Tywin is very angry at the mad king for the liberties he took with Joanna on her wedding night. So unless Tywin and Joanna had children before they married (they didn't) or the Mad King came back for Joanna later (no evidence for this) then their…

In the book, Arya wargs into Nymeria all the time while she sleeps. In her blindness training, she wargs into a cat I think, it's the first time she wargs into something besides her wolf. In the books, Nymeria will probably be pretty important, but I wouldn't be too surprised if we don't see her again in the show.

I like the idea of luring the Night King to King's Landing and blowing him up, but that means destroying the North, which doesn't seem likely.

She gets there at the same time as Bran, but Sansa and Jon are both gone.

That is not the way you used the word up there and it is not how anyone actually uses the word. I can readily believe that terrible people exist who do any number of terrible things. But my problem with friendzone is that it is a verb that used in situations that hardly ever call for one. It makes one act like the…

Being sexually attracted to a friend is normal life / being a creep, depending on the severity. It is not, as the word implies, an act or decision made by the other party. You have not been friendzoned, you fell for someone who doesn't return the feelings.

I thought for sure he would need a dragon glass knife or something.

Also, I'm sure this already came up but I'm not seeing it: How did Euron get stabbed in the back/balls like a dozen times and not react. I guess he was more heavily armored than he looked, but with the classic metal on metal foley work, it was just confusing. If it was just heavy leather armor, you'd think getting…

I really like the way Arya was eating in this episode, she seemed to be channeling the Hound, which was cool choice.

Of course not, it's Wun_Wun2.cgi

It doesn't bother me a whole lot. Jamie killed the Mad King to prevent a genocide, not to avenge one. Overall, he seems pretty forgiving of the horrors of war. He should maybe have had a bigger reaction, but I wouldn't have expected him to waltz in and kill Cersei just yet. He has time now to process everything.

Revenge of the Sith would have made a bit more sense if Padme had a history of pushing ten year old boys out of windows.

The giant was Wun Wun, then they switched the dead eyes as that was the easiest edit they could make to the CGI model to make a new giant.

More importantly, he is a zombie, so I can forgive him for being too dumb to carry a weapon into combat.

I don't care how the face magic works, when the heck did Arya learn these powerful magics?

Tormund continued to talk to Brienne in the backround while Sansa and what's his face were talking, that's the conversation we missed.

But did he know it was a cover story? Are you allowed to fund the development of time travel with time travel shenanigans?

I had no idea this was coming back. I'm not sure if I can do it again, but I'll definately be reading along.