Yeah, when has supporting religious fundamentalists for short-term benefit ever not come back to bite someone in the ass. And I'm pretty sure incest isn't acceptable to these people.

Next thing you know, they're gonna be asking to see his birth certificate.

Not to mention their literacy.

So I guess that makes Tyrion the Chemical Ali of this world.

Probably, but the show cut to a shot of his lovers for a reason. They don't seem to be exactly pleased about the situation. They'll probably try to make her life a living hell, which is saying something, considering the past 5 seasons.

I loved the Stick flashbacks, the present day plot, not so much.

They could have easily solved this problem by having fewer episodes or by replacing those repetitive scenes with more character building stuff.

I hope in the next season the showrunners remember that their characters have day jobs and should actually practice law once in awhile.

Whatever they do, it's going to have to be a tricky balance between the feel of realism and the inherent outlandishness of being a superhero show. I don't see them entirely jettisoning their style to become more like the movies, but they will probably move a couple degrees in that direction. As for the ninjas, they…

Either that or he gets beat up real bad in a fight and needs an even better suit.

I like to think of him as more of a Mike Ehrmantraut type.

***spoilers if you think the promotional material constitutes spoilers***

She's really good at oath-taking. Oath-keeping, well…

Hey, that thing is cutting edge.

FYI, Grey Worm always wears his black armor and carries a weapon.

It would have been great if Drogon started talking like it was no big deal. Get Sam Elliott on the line.

This is definitely the Slaver's Bay as Iraq/Afghanistan allegory in full effect.

This was just a great episode of television. It might even be the most I've laughed in a single episode of Veep, which is obviously saying something. The machine gun speed of jokes being thrown out, ranging from the crude to the intelligent, both equally funny, was amazing. Add to that Selina and Gary's confrontation,…

I'd love to see him as an antagonist or untrustworthy ally in one of these Netflix shows.

I guess they're just not good with math.