Listen and Believe

"When you're famous, they let you do it, you can anything, just grab em by the p*ssy."
-Joss Whedon

he needed to complete his quest:

she can't wait to get his longclaw into her dragon nest.

Besides the writers!

I totally don't believe that Arya and Sansa are going to hurt each other, making their entire conflict not interesting. Does anyone really think they would kill each other?

lol, Ed Sheeran did a cameo and so did Brent Hinds and others, don't surprised to see Conor McCregor too.

yes, this week's cameo was Noah Syndergaard, a pitcher for the Mets.

I like how Tyrion's plan was to split their forces and basically sail their fleet from Boston, down around Cape Horn and back up again to attack San Francisco and nobody pointed out what a a stupid plan it was.

All the cameos are gimmicks and the writing is pure camp at this point.

no, it's not because they both have zombies, it's because they are both poorly written and have stupid characters doing stupid things yet somehow remain popular.

How come Arya couldn't penetrate the Hound's boiled leather and chainmail armor using Needle, yet I'm supposed to believe she is somehow going to be able to harm Brienne who is wearing full plate? It's all just so campy!

How did a huge horde of savages and a massive dragon go from Dragonstone and past King's Landing without anyone noticing?

To clarify, my circle of friends and I have written the show off and hate-watch so we can laugh at how campy and silly it is all become, just curious if we're alone on this.

Best to not ask questions about the show because then everything falls apart and you'll be hate-watching it like everyone who watches The Walking Dead.

I can't be the only one who thinks this show has jumped the shark and basically hate-watches it and thinks it is just a fantasy version of The Walking Dead, can I?