No, she's going to find green eyes. Because they were a super important plot point 3 episodes ago. 

I mean, it’s a cute ending. But if you ever wanted to make sure the next King’s death started another fucking war? You couldn’t have picked a better way of ensuring it.

One building. 

The wonderful thing is that Cap can go back and make sure to grab the tesseract off the floor before Loki grabs it. Problem solved. 

I’d argue that any truly evil person that came up there and just threw a “loved” one off without a problem would never get the stone. Someone like Hitler would never be able to retrieve the stone because the only sacrifice he could make that would qualify is his vision of himself.

I don’t mind it being expensive if it’s good. And, for me, nothing beats Fice Guys. Besides, I don’t go out that often, so it’s not really a concern to begin with.

Honestly, couldn't care less. I got a Five Guys literally 5 minutes from my house. 

We have one in Colorado Springs. It has long lines, but it’s due to just the shittiest service. They always seem to have 2 less servers than they should, tables take 20 minutes to clean, and they generally forget you exist for 10 minutes at a random point during your visit. But it’s so cheap and the food is pretty…

I remember. But when you’re putting together an argument as to why Daenerys is bad, but the whole Stark house is super awesome and they should all be on the throne, and how amazing Jon is as a leader, it’s a really dumb creative decision to focus so much time showing how little control Jon has over his own men. His…

They pretty much explain it in the movie when Bruce is telling them how time travel works. Cap going into the past to live and marry Peggy doesn't affect anything because that was always his future. He was living with Peggy while he was frozen in ice. He was raising kids before Tony was born. He was an old man before…

As someone with PTSD, that's a dumb fucking argument. 

It’s not that people didn’t see it coming, it’s that people felt the showrunners didn’t earn it.

Started as bastard, ended last season as King of the North.

No, it’s more likely they were caches hidden in people’s homes for 20 years and no one ever mentioned the leaking green barrel in the corner.

There was an interview with EW from 2013 where D&D said that their planned last season needed to be short due to all the stuff they wanted to do. They knew it was going to be crazy expensive, and at the time, HBO wasn’t totally into increasing budgets for the show. In fact, there’s a good interview with them…

*ballista 

They rushed because they simply couldn't get enough money to pay for a full season. 

There was enough to cripple an army caught off guard.

Cool. I already agreed that happened.

I’m pretty sure they were hammering in the Arya is going full-assasin/Death metaphor pretty hard.