The Walkers will be arriving in a matter of days.  They aren’t going to starve in that time.  Moreover, Sansa clearly doesn’t want them there, objecting even to the dragons despite knowing the Night King has a dragon.  That is insane.

Sansa absolutely did antagonize her. That’s why all the other characters are talking about how hostile she was.

Are we not going to talk about how the only people who can ride dragons are Targaryens? Surely, Dany knows this? The caves above Dragonstone are littered with the charred bones of half-Targs and pretend-Targs who perished when they tried to mount a dragon.

The day my father threatens to kill me and exiles me to a frozen tundra to live with thieves and rapist in an all male compound, is the day I don’t give two shits if he gets roasted alive by a dragon.

Auntfucking? That’s like, first base in the Seven Kingdoms.

Is anyone else weirded out that when Sam tells Jon that he’s a Targaryen Jon doesn’t immediately freak out at the fact that he’s been fucking his aunt?

Turns out we all are already and Kinja is purgatory

I’m betting that the entire final six episodes will consist of the debt negotiations with the Iron Bank and then Westeros declaring bankruptcy. The supposed giant battle at the end of the penultimate episode is actually the review of the various schedules by the bankruptcy trustee, followed by a giant auction, ending…

In GRRM’s tradition of overturning high fantasy tropes and narratives, the White Walkers actually kill all of everyone’s favorite characters and take the North. Qyburn kills all the dragons, even the blue one, and Cersei rules Westeros until her death by gout, after which the entire continent is repossessed by the…

He already did that in the very first episode.

The monarchy will be overthrown. Westeros will become an anarcho-syndicalist commune with the leader of each great house taking turns as sort of an executive officer. All the decisions of that officer must be ratified by a council of representatives from each house by a simple majority in the case of purely internal…

Ok. This speech was so brilliantly Old School Brock - and a really nice reminder that, when he’s not toning it down for Doc and the boys, he’s still the Swedish Murder-Machine, one half-Winnebago, that we have known and loved since “THEY HIT ME WITH A TRUCK.”

Seriously. I don’t need Dr. Mrs. The Monarch’s tits out; I need Brock covered in fucking henchblood.

Oh my god that theory is incredible and I hope it happens because wow. I was thinking Hank’s journey to find himself would lead him to Bobbie, and it’d be amazing if his journey to find himself leads to him finding himself.

I’ll never not be impressed by how multivalent a name as simple as The Venture Bros turned out to be, in the wider context of the show. SO MANY DAMN BROTHERS.

Yeah, the original “Fab 5" version that underwhelmed and got canceled twice. The source material for this show — the Wolfman/Perez version that introduced Cyborg, Raven, and Starfire — was plenty dark and rarely fun, and was far and away DC’s best-selling title during their 5-year run (doubling the sales of Batman’s…

Humans are also bio-machines. We’re hardwired at birth and coded in early childhood. You can’t overcome the hardwiring and it’s extremely difficult to almost impossible to overwrite any let alone all of your early coding. While we do have free will, it’s a lot less than most people understand or want to accept.

1. Create vague yet simple mystery with abstract terms like forge, great beyond, sublime

Oh yeah, Spartacus. Let’s re-enjoy this moment:

The SyFy execs wanted to somehow work in a tornado containing hybrids. When they were told no they dropped the show.