I wish it would have ended with a 7 minute "next time on Mad Men" montage that we could dissect for 10-20 years.

Nailing the coke ad might fundamentally change the way Don drinks. Are bourbon and cokes in his future?

That… was simply beautiful.

One example doesn't exactly prove yours either. I'm not saying all men and all women over all time and in fiction and non fiction in perpetuity. I'm saying on Mad Men. Very few male female platonic relationships.

It got geography nerds like myself excited. Ohhhh! New shiny area. Filming in Spain!

Dorne and Winterfell have been tough this season which is a shame. The good news is that stuff at the Wall has improved somehow thanks to Stannis. Tyrion getting to Mereen has been great and the building tension in Mereen is wonderful especially knowing how that will likely end this season (perhaps the final scene of…

Ellaria has no plan. And even if she did have plan, killing Myrcella needs an exit strategy. I think she skipped a step and went directly to "Profit."

I got your sarcasm from the "full confidence" line. This Winterfell stuff is bordering on fast-forward territory just like Theon stuff in season 4. No payoff is ever going to be good enough.

Jesus, I'm pretty sure I'd bail with those diminishing returns. :)

He has talked for hours on podcasts about this. Nerdist, In Conversation, etc. It's a very literal show unlike The Sopranos. That's why he gets so angry when people misinterpret scenes.

I don't know if it will be satisfying in the end no matter the outcome. This has been building FOREVER. Seeing Ramsay stabbed sounds great at all but there's a point where the path we're on is too far gone.

It seems obvious that we're leading up to Theon saving her. I'm still angry about all the time Theon and and Boltons were given last season. It's all for the payoff and redemption arc but jeez, at some point, the ends do not justify the means. It's all too dark for me to be happy even if Sansa goes on a Count of Monte…

Glen: He's always watching.

Ugh… Diana… smh. She really hurt the final season.

I could see Don bouncing ideas off Peggy in a closed door environment even if she's not on the account.

Only white whales can get high on coke.

Wait, Roger was a racist?

Their relationship wasn't always platonic. There was a lot of father-daughter feel to their relationship, especially in earlier seasons.

Man, remember when were all so excited for Dorne going in this season… what the hell happened there? Everything in Dorne is a slog.

So never?