Then why didn't the bear disintegrate?

"Confederate". Great timing guys. Also, the article in Vulture about why they wanted to make this show & how it came about really made me angry. I hope they crash & burn.

Thought you'd like this that someone was kind enough to send me. CHEERS!

Someone just sent me this great article about these (new) rules when it comes to White Walkers, Wites etc… It's pretty good..

If they have dragonglass with them, why didn't they use it against the zombie polar bear?

I know it's probably not going to happen, but I wish the bond between Viserion & Daenerys is so strong that not even the night king can come between them. It would be wonderful to see Viserion rip the night king to shreds.

Hey, check out the Lost Boys, Supernatural & The Strain. I used google as you suggested (thanks!) and I found three more I didn't even realize used the common "head vampire trope" I was referring to. It's amazing there must so many more I didn't even realize were out there. It's been going on since 1931 in film so…

Yeah, I gave you examples, sport. Still waiting on yours. Not hard.

That's quite a list, champ. Not one name out of "ever vampire movie ever made"? You sound upset. Do you often reach out to total strangers just to tell them their wrong about something with insufficient knowledge on the subject? Really weird.

Common wisdom is direct conflict with what is actually written & produced, then. Love those examples, btw. Keep em coming.

Well, there was also the recent remake. Seems like you care, since you made the comment to me. Sounds as if it you who needed to prove something. If you're going to be upset about things like this, maybe change your behavior?

As could I. It's a common widely used trope. From Dracula to Fright Night and many in between. I haven't seen the "Twilight" films. Maybe that's what you mean. Point is there are none in the zombie medium.

She might as well started whining "Marcia Marcia Marcia!"

It's a common trope. You should check out a vampire flick. Some of them are pretty good.

It's pretty common knowledge. It's in many films, books, tv series & plays. Especially with Dracula. They kill him & they save the ones he's bitten. They are either destroyed or the 'vampire' in them is destroyed. Look it up, by all means. Many examples. One of the recent os Fright Night. The Simpsons even parodied…

I didn't realize how petite she was until I saw her in Terminator. But my point was that she was acting rather bi-polar & paranoid tonight. And very hostile to Tyrion.

Ah, gotcha. I haven't really noticed. I hardly ever predict correctly what's going to happen in this show (walking dead, yes. GOT, No). But in a round about way it happened. I was quite surprised it actually came to pass.

Yep, that's one. (and a very funny one). So many more.

Daenerys: "I am so glad you are not a hero, Tyrion. You're not a coward. I woudn't have chosen you as my hand if you were."

Don't think that was made explicit. But regardless, kill the head vampire pre-dates GOT by many decades. It's the first time I have seen it employed for any kind of zombie story.