I think a lot of people are getting uncomfortable with the nihilistic core of Rick and Morty, and keep waiting for "heart". But isn't this show's whole thing that it brutally subverts those emotional beats? Do you really want a show where that fake memory (from s3 e1) about Rick and his wife is his actual backstory?

Oh shit, who called the hyperbole police?

I'm bitter because everyone had been hyping this redemption arc for Sansa where she has learned to play the game. Because the less physically imposing players like Tyrion/Baelish/Varys need cunning. But honestly, Sansa looks just like a jaded version of the brat we saw in season 1

Yup. Same in Westeros too, with Cersei ruling. And now that Jon is gone, Sansa rules in the North.

Oooh, good catch!

I dunno if she hates Tyrion, so much as he is counselling moderation and peace, and Olenna wants BLOOD AND VENGEANCE!

Nothing complements a joke like pedantry.

Yeah, I assumed all the "Big Bad Iron Bank" talk from everyone was going to amount to something. Don't tell me, the bank is going to like repo Dany's dragons once she inherits the debt of Westeros.

Joffrey never consulted people.
Am I Joffrey?
No…I was just sayin' was all.

I KNOW. I was baffled he made this mistake one damn episode after he argues with Sansa about this same issue. He's soooo dumb.

Oh yeah she's just a master strategist. She rarely opens her mouth without saying something stupid or moody.

Oh yeah, I was mostly advocating Game of Thrones try to emulate a 90's sitcom vibe.

Even all the male leaders in the North are getting regularly dressed down by the tandem Sansa/Baby Mormont haha

Baelish say that line, not Jon.

I would have loved for Sam to break the fourth wall, wink at us, and suggest: "game of thrones" as the title

I think it's weird that Dany's only male allies now are eunuchs, and one dwarf who is being undermined by an old lady.

Repost from another comment I made::

Did anyone find the show a bit empty, in a literal, physical sense—no one in Dragonstone, basically just Jaime and Cersei in King's landing…it felt weird.

Yeah, she's a little too precocious for my taste, but I like her in small doses.

Yeah, that's it. She should have kept her mouth shut and then confronted him later about not communicating with her ahead of time.