I suspect it was the letter that the Lannisters forced her to write declaring Ned Stark a traitor way back when.

Also remarried at the same time, which means that Jon is the legitimate heir to the Iron Throne.

Samwell Tarly - seven years straight of missing the bigger picture, even when it's spoonfed to him.

He didn't sound tough the first time. He sounded like a stupid 4th grade bully who didn't know how to deliver a threat properly, If anything, as Americans we should be embarrassed that our president can't deliver a threat properly.

'Too long' is not a valid criticism of a movie. A good story is as long as it needs to be. The Fellowship of the Ring was three hours long in its theatrical release and I never heard complaints during its theatrical release that it was 'too long.' However, I heard plenty of complaints that The Return of the King…

1.) No, but he definitely implied that 'too long' is a valid criticism for movies and that this movie still failed in spite of hurdling that barrier.

Why did you have to shoe-horn in the AV Club's recent obsession with running length, Ignatiy? I highly doubt this movie sucks solely because it's short. Just like I seriously doubt any movie sucks solely because it's long. A movie sucks or is great in spite of running length, not due to it. If a movie seems too…

I've never seen Temple of Doom. I saw Raiders of the Lost Ark and then caught The Last Crusade during college on one of our Blockbuster video nights, then watched Crystal Skull On Demand in the middle of the night once when I didn't have anything to do. I'm a lukewarm Indiana Jones fan at best, so I can't really say…

Whenever I write a screenplay, I always bear in mind that I'm not writing a novel. The intended audience for the novel is the readership. The novel is intended to be the end product. The intended audience for a screenplay is the director, cast and crew. It isn't intended to be a finished product. It is an…

Barsanti is a pop culture critic who gets paid to see what we pay to go see and yet he whines about how much of his precious time he has to sacrifice to go see it.

For where it was situated, it was reasonably defensible. It seems they constructed it at the top of a very large hill, which makes it extremely difficult to assault, as they would typically rain down missile fire with bows, most likely crossbows because they didn't require as much training, on attackers whose pace…

Combat that he actively volunteered to be in and thought that up until the last second of the fight, he was going to win no less.

It's hard to believe there are no old dragonsaddles at Dragonstone, so that Dany doesn't have to keep riding Drogon bareback.

"Chaos is a ladder and he is an agent of chaos and something something about them sitting together on the Iron Throne, preferably with her on his lap."

That's why the notion that they drained it of all the foodstores makes no logical sense. You can leave, say, 750 guys there and still take the bulk of your army to Highgarden and STILL hold off the Unsullied for a year or two… unless you do the stupid thing of leaving them virtually no food, so they starve.

And then dies without an heir, thus launching the most devastating civil war Westeros has ever seen.

I was personally a little disappointed that she didn't keep her word and bring Littlefinger down with her though.

Yeah, Oberyn was totally justified. He completely should have gotten the justice he deserved. Ellaria and the Sand Snakes weren't at all justified. Sometimes you just have to deal with the fact that your guy took his shot and failed and not blame innocent people who are under the protection of your court for his…

Yeah, you can't even say that the Mountain 'murdered' Oberyn like they kept trying to say. The Mountain just won the fight they were in.

I have to say that Yara's one of the more disappointing characters in the series. I mean, for as much as they've tried to oversell her, every time she's actually had anything to do, she has gotten her clock cleaned. I mean, allowing Euron's massive fleet to sneak up on her may not have been quite as epic a fail as…