I think it's good when comedians go after each other, it's like battle rappers you gotta stay on top of your game and take jabs at people then get high and drunk at the end of the day and come up with more stuff to say, only you gotta be on it all the time now with twitter.

This is the part in the discussion where I bring up Mystery Science Theater 3000 and talk about how they watched Parts: The Clonus Horror and made fun of it.

Some of the best comedy makes people uncomfortable on some level, and to that point I say this is great comedy. I mean it's not as funny as Michael Richard's N-Word bit, but it's pretty funny.

Is it still a defenestration if it's a door and not a window?

2nd best sight gag of the week was that guy's head and hands getting bigger and smaller on the holographic chat.

She could have brought a bucket of boiling piss and he would have had sex with her.

"What happened to your window?"

If woman came from a rib, then why do we still have ribs?

If they could make another spin off about religion as well, that would be two spin offs I have zero interest in.

This show is hilarious and it makes me uncomfortable which is a sign of true comedy.

In middle school I had a teacher that worked in the technology building that really looked like Max Headroom. I think Mr. Depattie was actually a robot.

No, he "went through the ringer" as in he traveled though the phone.

Are you getting paid off by the jew lobby? Why do you keep bringing up the holocaust? Get over it.

The sad and mournful "hodor" that Hodor said after he got stabbed in the leg was the most heart-wrenching thing I've seen on the show.

Yeah ,maybe it wasn't THE Night's KIng, just the current one? Or they accidentally spoiled something and changed it back?

These days, yes, but it used to be considered an honor to a knight or a lord to join the watch, and he would put his shield with his family's coat of arms up in the old hall when he took the black shield of the watch.

I thought the whole thing at Craster's Keep was in part to show how depleted the ranks of the watch have become. There were always rapists and murderers, but there were a lot more knights and good northmen to keep the bad ones in check. Now because things are so bad the rotten ones were able to have a mutiny.

The fact that it's The Night's King leading them, or even existing outside of Old Nan's stories has been confirmed though.

The Hound will return, calling himself The Watchdog, a champion for the poor and downtrodden of Westeros, and will kill Ser Robert Strong ( who probably has Joff's head attatched to him. Well maybe not but boy would Cersei scream when she saw that)

I used to think that Stannis might end up as the new Night's King, but if there is still the old one I will settle for him not ending up the new Reek.