The idea that they'd skip Stoneheart at this point seems very unlikely to me. I see no reason to refer to myself as a "truther." As far as I'm concerned, Myles and company are "No-Stoneheart truthers" at this point.

Eh, I think Martin has just been lying. "Hmm…either the identity of this character whose face we've never scene is an interesting reveal that you will care about, or he'll just be some nobody we've never heard of. Let's choose the latter option!"

Did you miss the part where Tyrion was spinning at a Berlin club? Or Jon Snow's jaunt through the canals of Amsterdam?

So Jaime was a really awful Lord Commander, right? The king and 5 other Kingsguards are all at the Sept, and he has no idea. He totally deserved to get demoted.

Benioff and Weiss called him "Coldhands" in the inside the episode segment.

I realize that you find the Dany plotline repetitive, but did you really need to underline that by posting the same comment twice?

I'd never heard that the unaired pilot had flashbacks. Is that a thing?

Of course, at a certain point "playing the Sparrow" and "being genuinely allied with the Sparrow" are indistinguishable from one another.

Also "Horl Hill"

I don't get the continued Lady Stoneheart skepticism. Benioff and Weiss love *awesome moments*. We're going to the Riverlands, where the only *awesome moment* still on tap is the Lady Stoneheart reveal. The BWB was just mentioned. Literally everything about this plotline screams "they're going to give us Lady…

Has it diverged from the books? There's no particular reason for Benioff and Weiss to call Benjen "Coldhands" - he's never been referred to as Coldhands on the show itself - if he's not Coldhands in the books, as well. Martin may very well be lying about Benjen not being Coldhands. There's nothing in the text to…

That wasn't a considered fashion choice.

You have to distinguish between the people in general (and people in Braavos are totally removed from this) and the people of the North.

LBJ only talked about his penis in private.

Yeah, Illinois politics was dirty all around. My sense

I don't think we have any idea how many White Walkers there are. We've seen six in one place (I guess?) but that doesn't mean there's only six total.

The plot is being much better served this season than last.

No more than the scene in the book had already confirmed it?

If this is useful, Kit Harington is 29, and Ellie Kendrick is 25.

Why would Yara and Theon go to Volantis? That being said, I'm not sure where it would make sense for them to go at this point.