Shouldn't be too hard. Just make him grow his hair out and grow a beard. He wasn't featured too heavily in earlier episodes, so it'd take a careful watcher who hasn't read the books to figure out who he is. Maybe darken his skin with some makeup to make it look like he's been out in the sun for a while.

I know from the books what's supposed to happen with Tommen, but at the end of the episode she had me wondering if maybe they'd decided to change the script. Lena Headey does a great job with Cersei. It will be amazing to see her sparring with Natalie Dormer.

Well, that's easy enough to fix (in the books, anyway).

Exactly. He was Hand to an insane king and he still managed to do a good job. Joffrey can't be any worse than Aerys, and Tywin has a better lever on him than he did on the Mad King.

Yep. Just like Littlefinger and Ned, and we all know how that worked out. Still, I wouldn't have minded seeing serious Ned and snarky Tyrion share a few scenes.

Yes, the flames of the explosion were very green. I meant the lighting of the battle scenes that didn't directly feature the explosion/green flames. I wanted to see green light bathing the walls of King's Landing.

Except that I don't think she does. Stannis has always been portrayed as very practical and stubborn. In the books you get the sense that he's just going along with Melisandre and the Queen's Men because they're a growing power bloc on Dragonstone. He doesn't believe in the red god or the prophecy, but he'll use it if…

Yes, that's it exactly. He can't turn around and go home because he's worried about what his bannermen will think of him. He can't exchange Jaime for Sansa because his bannermen will put up a fuss. At this point he should be heading for home to secure the North, not fighting the Lannisters when he doesn't even want to…

I'm excited to see what they do with the House of the Undying. Talk about surreal.

Sure, I could see the whole 'fighting on the churning, breaking decks of burning ships' thing being too expensive. But they could've kept in the chain just by having someone (I was going to say Davos, but he was in no position to give orders) try to order a retreat and then show us the chain cranking up to block them…

I really enjoy tv Sansa's doublespeak when she's talking to Joffrey, Cersei and Tyrion. And drunk Cersei kind of called her on it in this episode, too, which was fun to watch.

Ah. My mistake.

One more thing- I'm really liking tv Sansa much more than book Sansa. I haaaated book Sansa. TV Sansa is much better.

I wish they had kept Tyrion's chain in. Without the chain, it's just a big explosion. A very impressive explosion, and probably the biggest fire anyone's seen since Harrenhal was burned, but it misses the real genius and brutality of Tyrion's trap. In the books, he doesn't just set them on fire, he sets them on fire…

I just kept wishing they'd at least put some green gels on the lights, to give it the 'lit by wildfire' look. The whole dang harbor is supposed to be on fire- give us some green lights!

Honestly, I can't say the Lannisters are the "bad guys". Okay, Joffrey and Cersei are horrible, but I think Tywin would actually be the best king (or man behind the throne) of all the current candidates. If he could just get these pesky little upstarts taken care of, he could settle down to be a decent ruler.

I think he's Ser Ilyn Payne's (the mute executioner) son? His name is Podrick Payne, anyway. So not a Baratheon bastard, I don't think.

Thor's got a lot of Asgardian villains to draw on that don't need to involve Midgard- Enchantress, Hela, Kurse, Ulik, Malekith the Accursed, a whole host of giants, and of course Surtur.

I've always read it as Mixy-zipped-lick.

I'll help you put together the Kickstarter.