I do not know why at least one person didn’t think, “hey, wait a second” or “gee, this might not look so good” and not stop this.

It’s as if Cersei had never seen one before, but one would expect that ballistas were common siege weapons in this era of castles.

Did they ever resolve how Ethan ended up with Origami in his pocket, which seemed to be the whole reason he was being suspected in the first place (and which made very little sense given the twist)?

how soon we forget...

A good well thought out response .

I love your grandfather.

Shortened season and yet you have 5+ mins (even longer I think) to show Daenarys walk from ship to the table. Nevermind showing anything about how Dragonstone became abandoned (because Stannis did leave a force there) or anything else to build on this moment, just waste valuable screen time because Ermagod Daenerys…

Yeah, that scene could have lasted 30 seconds tops, and we’d get the point.

Ok, we only have seven hours this season. Can we not spend 10 minutes scrubbing chamber pots and digging graves?

mostly due to Moffat fatigue

Calm your fucking tits, dude. This isn’t the Berlin Wall falling. They just announced an actor on a TV show.

All out revolt for a white guy? It’s a British TV show an the UK is nearly 90% white, the revolt is far more likely to come from them screwing with a well loved formula.

I’m probably not the majority here, but I would have had very little interest in a series based on Robert’s Rebellion. It’s already been covered a lot over the course of Game of Thrones, and I feel like it is so deeply linked to the GoT plot (the Rebellion is basically the event that triggers everything that follows),…

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Patricia: Yeah, there was more Tony Stark than I was expecting. I feel like I’m at a saturation point with him, though I understand why they did it.

I was happy with most everything in this episode. The only thing that bothered me was Heather (magic water girlfriend) saying that Bill could go back to being human if she wanted. That felt like a cheapening of what Bill had been through in the episode.

My daughter’s reaction to Bill the Cyberman

He’ll screw it up.

So there we once again see Moffat proving that he can’t be trusted with anything as he fucking Moffated that right up. Even at the lowest points of the last 3 series of the show the tremendous performances by Peter Capaldi, then Michelle Gomez, and now Pearl Mackie were there to save the day. Today however not even…

I’d argue that he’s even more public than you’re suggesting. That UBER itself is taking the place of the Silicon Valley whipping boy in which they’re (rightfully) being torn apart on grounds of harassment and other bad behavior in an industry rife with those things. Everyone else seems to be getting a pass at UBER’s…