any review that mentions a writer's politics should be read with a great deal of skepticism. Cross dressing and gender identity has been funny since cinema has been invented, and .1% of the population do not get to declare it isn't funny anymore, nor snobby liberals who flock to every cause. That would be satire…

Agree, but your howling in the wind with the reviews on this show. Reviewers are just convinced this story is some comment about male domination and a feminist screed, and no one can tell them otherwise even though I feel it is rather obvious (shared by many) that there is nothing here at all other than soft core…

Yep. Every review I have seen on this (that love the show) seems to take it as some feminist manifesto, and frankly after watching the whole season, it seems to be the exact opposite of that. She is a manipulator and is a little sociopath-ic. I just do not see how she is some victim of "male-dom". She willingly…

One of Jaime's own men stabbed Ned in the leg ending the fight. Jaime was so mad he killed his own man for doing that as he wanted a "fair" fight between them. So, Jaime "won", but it was a cheat.

I always assumed Arya would become "no one" and be an assassin. So this story really did not turn out the way I thought. Where is she going in Westeros? To Jon? I really do not see what that would add. He wouldn't let her fight in the army or believe she is a secret assassin. The entire reason she went to Bravos…

I agree with the review. I was underwhelmed by the stories this episode and several long term stories just seemed to end with a whimper. After seeing Ayra's journey with the faceless men, my reaction is "meh". That was a lot of screen time with these mysterious killers and all we got is Ayra is better at fighting…

no, Gaad confirmed there was a marriage certificate. Things were different in the 80's. There was no internet. You did you blood test, filled out the forms and paid a fee, and that was about it.

Paige and Matthew is a huge complication for the Jennings. Obviously, Phillip was relieved Stan did not know anything, but this brings Stan and him even closer together, and this is a very bad thing for them. The more Stan is around him,the more likely he might put something together or they might do something to be…

Yep, it sucks when you just cannot steal music someone else owns or put their picture all over the internet without permission. /sarc/

We will see, he will be dying soon,, and we will see why, maybe even by next episode.

1. I think Margaery wants the throne to herself. She is queen. 2. The White Walkers.
3. Is that really relevant anymore?

I do not think so either. I think the Mountain stuff will not be what we think. I am doubting Cersei even has a "trial" at this point. (I think she is going to die without one with Tommen in the next couple episodes) It would fit the themes and ironic motifs of this story that Cersei is banking on the Mountain…

I agree. I think this idea is internet speculation that is not part of the story. As others said, the Mountain is really not "him" anymore, so what good would it do for the hound to kill him? Plus, they really would have to do some plot gymnastics for him to be a "champion" of the Faith. I believe he goes to find…

I doubt "forever" but it is hard for me to see what relevance they have moving forward, unless they are marching an army and might be the ones to do away with the Faith Militant. (Unlike Cersie and Oleanna, they obviously give two craps about who they have imprisoned.) Outside of that, I hope they are done, even in…

I do not think that has been established yet as to how the Lannisters feel about the Boltons and whether they are still allied with the Sansa stuff. Maybe they think it is fine that she was married off to Ramsey if that brings peace to their northern lands. Maybe I am wrong.

yeah, you are right, I got them confused.

I think a big story might be Cersei and Tommen are going to die either next episode or the next. Margaery is up to something. I think she is not sleeping with Tommen to "confess" him being of incest and its "sinful" which will make the Faith seize him and she will be sole Queen ruling Westeros. (for a season until…

I believe it makes sense. The north were overrun with Ironborn when their soldiers were all away fighting Robb's war. As this episode explained, the remaining families blame him for leaving their lands unprotected and then got himself and their families killed because he went back on his marriage promise. Plus,…

yeah, I do not see that happening. I think it is, here are my ships, but only if can we go to the Iron Islands first and kill my Uncle. I really do not think her proposal is lets be a gay couple and adopt some cats. I think the reviewer forgot Dany is barren (for now, I think something will happen to change that)

I was a "little" surprised they used such a huge name in such a one off part. Maybe he needed some quick cash? By his comments on entertainment sites about his role, it is obvious he is no big GOT fan.