I don't think bastards can legitimize themselves, otherwise every bastard would legitimize themselves if they were popular enough. I think the North is saying "eh, fuck it" as far as the actual rules go.

I think Cersei realizes that possession is nine-tenths of the law. She's on the Iron Throne now and that's what matters to her. Sure, someone else can come and stake a claim or try to attack King's Landing, but by then she'll already be building her legitimacy by ruling.

I don't know how many Freys have shown up in the show, but book-Walder Frey has had eight wives, so there are plenty of Freys with their stupid hats to kill.

Yes, there is. Thanks for added fuel to that stupid conspiracy's fire, show.

I love how, even in an action-packed, game-shattering episode, they still had time for the "obnoxious by-the-book receptionist" comedy cliche.

I always assumed the "faces" were illusions and not, you know, actual faces of dead people. I guess Arya knows how to do it on her own now.

I laughed at that too. But still, people teleport farther distances on this show all the time. Plus, Dorne's as far east in Westeros as you can get, so it's pretty likely they could have picked him up halfway.

Still, the most generally upsetting thing for me was Septa Ulna being possibly raped to death by an undead Gregor Clegane. But your mileage may vary, as they say.

I thought that was pretty obvious dramatic irony. For as focused on Margarey as Cersei was, she totally was blindsided by the actual threat. Of course, I always read book-Margarey to be a bit of a lightweight.

It's pronounced "Earf." I don't care if that's slightly racist or not, I still find that meme funny.

Wait…is this a real movie?

I can't speak long or eloquently about Adventure Time not getting reviewed anymore, but I can say that I first discovered the show during a long and painful depression. For about an hour a day at first, the show made the world seem a little brighter and bearable.

I'm pretty sure they dropped The Big Bang Theory last year.

That's if and when Steven Universe airs new episodes and if CN airs Adventure Time premieres anywhere near then.

I'm disappointed that Adventure Time reviews are stopping, but I also kinda get it. It's an old show and no longer the zeitgeist-y thing it was once. It seems like most newer fans of animation are watching Steven Universe while a lot of the older fans are wandering off because of the lackluster scheduling. CN doesn't…

I always take advice about European matters from "horseboi."

It may not always have been "really good," but I think Futurama's later seasons had more good than bad.

Great, now I know of a new porn star to check out. Thanks a lot! /s?

Yara: "But how about one final raping and pillaging roleplay, eh Dragon Queen?"

Sansa's playing Littlefinger's games now.