Dany and Drogon will die, but I think it'll be in the series finale, going out in a blaze of glory to take out the Night King or something.

I feel like the first conversation Tyrion has with Dany post-battle is "OK, we need to get some other dragon riders going besides your Majesty, ASAP."

"the light-hearted Supergirl will pair up with the dark-hearted Arrow"

I think, like most epic stories in popular culture that reach the end of their runs, the show is just sticking to the lines of All Along the Watchtowers: "So let us not talk falsely now, the hour's getting late."

For a woman who captured 3 cities, Dany is really bad at war all of a sudden. And the worst part is the writers are not even trying to hide the obvious stitching they're using to put Dany's and Jon's forces together down the road.

Between Setrakian's little monologue and the resistance fighter woman saying "we got here by people sitting back and hoping for the best," I felt like I was getting a stinger to the face of political allegory. Is this trend like, mandated now in genre TV shows?

That feeling Dany has, of no place feeling like home, I think is going to grow and grow as these two seasons go on. She's been waiting her whole life for this moment, but I don't think she will seize it, and she knows deep down it won't make her happy. Then once she meets Jon, and their truth that only Bran knows…

That's what I'm afraid of, they'll throw in a bunch of modern day shit like the Internet, a President Trump stand-in, Iraq instead of Vietnam…the book worked because it was a snapshot of the Cold War age that worked as an allegory for any period of international strife and nuclear uncertainty. Snyder's film looked…

Nope!!!!!! Take that right the hell back out, please and thank you. And I say this as someone who actually liked most of the movie adaptation, despite thinking no adaptation was ever needed

It's been said on other reviews but Jimmy had 3 things in his life keeping him on the straight-and-narrow: his quest for his brother's approval, his love of Kim, and his work with the elderly. Two of those things are now gone, so let's all think good thoughts for Kim as long as we can

I don't know what to call the Simpsons gag with Sideshow Bob in "Cape Feare" (The Law of Rakes?), but Jonah hitting his head over and over again abided it. Disappointed to see his inexplicable political career stop so abruptly, they could've gone further with it and I have no idea where he goes now.

This show continues to top itself. Can't say I'm surprised they saved a lot of their pyrotechnics for the finale. The Jesuses (Jesi?) were great, but shouldn't all the gods fear them (or their dad) most of all? If what Technical Boy said is true and whoever has the most followers wins (nice wink to social media…

The payoff for having Rachel capture almost the entirety of the clone team in one round better be good. I'm really tired of them making her a supervillain, even more so now that she's a "true believer" (or is she?).

"Chekhov's Diary" is going to come into play later on right? I have to imagine a record of Selina's dirt will end up playing in a major way.

I feel bad for the fighter pilots: "Hey guys, the President is going to play Chicken with an alien fleet, who's on deck today? God bless!"

The other Wonder Woman did that move at the end of a Fast & Furious movie

So she can tell James is Guardian due to bad helmet design, but not that "Kira" is Supergirl due to a pair of glasses?

The line Bakshi gave the production assistant about taking her furniture shopping was way more Trump-targeted. And also an irony of timing, seeing as how Bakshi's show was O'Reilly Factor-ish.

I found the reaction to Selina at the college confusing and unpleasant. Confusing because why are they going after Selina and the firing of the "other woman"? Without knowing what the artist told the media, there's no context; did she say she was raped by Andrew? Or that no sex happened but he harassed her and Selina…

The cold open in the Soviet Union made me think for a moment that FX is just mandating Cold War moments in all their projects after The Americans getting so much acclaim.