Bronn told him that he saw her onto the ship but doesn't say if he saw it leave or not. Since Bronn was decent enough to turn his offer down in person, I would assume that if he played a hand in Shae's betrayal, he would have been upfront about it and given Tyrion a heads up before the trial. The simplest explanation…

I think it's the teeth.

Yeah, that's what I meant in my original post, but I see it was worded awkwardly. Ken Levine said Burial at Sea takes place in Rapture prime and since it contradicts BS2, I would no longer consider BS2 as canon.

I personally liked it more that the original BioShock. The mechanics were better and I liked the smaller, more personal story. This DLC kinda contradicts a lot of stuff in BS2, so I'm not sure if it's still considered canon. I guess that's the good thing about a world with infinite universes though.

It basically killed the studio off but I think 2K still has the rights and intends to make their own sequels like they did with BioShock 2.

It's still fun to play and definitely worth the $15 for the season pass. There are plenty of cool audio logs to find and exploring a prettier version of Rapture with the Infinite engine and mechanics is cool. Plus part 2 has an all new stealth based mechanic which is a new experience for the series and brings back…

Yeah that last scene was tough to watch. I like to imagine that she wakes up in Paris again after that.

A lot of the book readers are too hung up on the books and get upset over the smallest changes. As someone who enjoys the adaptation and thinks that most of the changes are for the better, I find the newbie discussions more interesting since they aren't just a bunch of people complaining.

Yeah, that's not from the books. Instead of posing as his niece, she pretends to be his bastard daughter so maybe you read something about that an misinterpreted it… but Sansa is definitely Cat and Ned's daughter in the books.

Yeah, I read a theory that the original cut had him killing her but that after all the complaints of violence against women this season, they edited it out. That would explain the shorter runtime too…

I really loved his redemption arc in ADWD so I think there's still a chance. Although if Nikolaj Coster Waldau couldn't even get nominated last season, I'd say it's a pretty slim chance.

I think it will be enough for most people if they just show him telling the Tysha story in the previously on segment. Plus there's still time from him to bring it up next episode before the trial by combat. Maybe he tells Oberyn the story when he visits?

"Did the guy playing Sallador Saan win some kind of contest guaranteeing him one scene per season?"

Sansa's genetics? Care to explain what that one was? I've read all the books twice and can't figure out what it could be referring to… I think you may have been fake spoiled on that one.

Personally, I was never a big Stannis fan until the end of the third book. Since those events wont happen on the show until episode 9, I don't think it's entirely fair to say that they ruined the character yet.

I'm confused… book Stannis did do that. Am I remembering it incorrectly?

I wouldn't be surprised if they have Littlefinger kiss her on the forehead, with his back facing the window so that it looks like he's kissing her on the mouth from Lysa's perspective. It avoids the creepiness of having to film a grown man kiss a little girl on the lips and keeps Littlefinger's intentions a little…

I'm assuming that the resurrection already happened offscreen and that we will first meet her when she's hanging a Frey or when Brienne gets captured.

He bought her a golden chain last season… I think that's definitely going to be the murder weapon.

Worked pretty well for the Hound last season too.