I don't think Jamie ever believed Tyrion killed Joffrey. He would not have made the deal he made with Tywin if he thought he was guilty nor would he have helped him escape. He probably did not make a huge deal out of it because of Cersei railroading Tyrion into a trial without giving anyone a chance to actually…

Cersei still thinks Tyrion/Sansa killed Joffrey as of the current episode. It will be interesting though if Jamie tells her that, in terms of last chance they have to pull Jamie off the full-on villainy tract. Granted, Cersei will most likely refuse to believe Olenna or not care if Tyrion was innocent all along. But I…

1. Jon just doesn't like to talk about his dying/coming back to life for obvious PTSD reasons
2. They don't want Danny and Tyrion to laugh at them if they tell them about Jon's death and rebirth they are already struggling to convince the two that zombies are coming from beyond the wall. They start talking about Jon…

Both are horrible, but at least Cersei has moments of clarity where she acknowledges she's a monster and (in her own warped way) offers justification for her actions. Ellaria just jumped off the diving board for vengeance and then doubled down with pointless Kinslaying which kills any sympathy you have for her.

Well he could adopt someone to avoid that pitfall (maybe he ends up surviving the final battle because Sam hands off his wife's son to Theon to get to safety, as the plot device for why he isn't at the final battle)

Or they could go the Dune route (by way of Jordowsky's Dune) and have Theon father a child via blood with Danny, who's infertility, while not a plot device on the show, could be brought up in terms of "the prince that was promise" turning out to be Danny's son and him being conceived through blood magic.

I can kind of see Cersei surviving the end game personally. If the White Walkers do win/the ending has the White Walkers in the process of laying claim to the 7 Kingdoms, they might go the route of Cersei surviving but being left with a broken Kings Landing, either under siege from the White Walkers or waiting to be…

To be fair, we only had Ellaria's word for that. And given what we've seen with Cersei offing her rivals, the masses are easily cowed into silence when coups happen in gorey fashion.

Could have been solved, as I mentioned above, with Cersei revealing Dorne never like Ellaria after she usurped the throne and the new government told Cersei they were withdrawing from their alliance with Danny out of thanks for Cersei/Euron getting rid of the murderess and her hatchetwomen that murdered their beloved…

This. Ellaria's coup backfired on her in that she killed off the ruling family in order to seize control over the nation, which means that there is no one left to avenge her if she fell.

Samantha and her hubby Jason Jones got outed a couple of months back as spearheading an attempt to prevent their kids all white school from being desegregated via allowing low income black kids attend their kids. Hence Samantha being KKK. She doesn't want her kids going to the same school as black kids.

Like their Troll season arc, not only was poorly written but kinda misses the point of Trolls and the Alt Right
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You missed the entire point buddy boy.

Also lost in this article is a dirty truth about South Park: ever since day one, liberals and conservative have DESPERATELY tried to claim the show as THEIR show.
The left love South Park and will ditto it until Parker and Stone do an episode which offends them and their beliefs. Same with conservatives.

South Park has more moral integrity than fake news CNN and Samantha KKK Bee. And better ratings than the milquetoast Noah fronted Daily Show.

Modern TV would never let an Alex J Keaton on the airwaves, especially given how (lost in the mists of history) Michael J Fox was never supposed to be the main character of the show, but outright hijacked the show faster than you can say Steve Urkle….

That's still going to be about 10-20 years from now.

Actually the politicization of South Park was accidental. They rewrote an episode on the fly to turn it into a story about Elian Gonzales on a whim in 2000. It got such good reviews/coverage, they slowly doubled down on it because the episodes that dealt with current events got higher ratings. Especially after their…

The Stewart/Crossfire thing became ironic though, in that Stewart AND Colbert both ended up becoming the very thing they lambasted Crossfire for: noise that was canceling out legit conversation on the news and current events, in favor of the echo chamber Stewart and Colbert created.

White Walkers are a metaphor for a lot of things, depending on your POV and political beliefs.

Arya never had a chance to go after the Boltons. She was traveling with the Hound in season four (with him keeping her as a reluctant hostage, with him going so far as to prevent Arya from making a suicide run against the Freys and Boltons when they arrived at the Red Wedding after the carnage started).