Thank you.

That makes sense. It also calls back to season 1 in a very interesting way. Smart.

This is my favorite thing.

A couple seasons ago Bran warged into a wolf. That was cool. Also the death of the wolves seems to symbolize pain for the owners (not sure about this). Sansa lost hers when she went with Joffrey and Rob died with his.

In a previous post put up by you at the same time you wrote that you had not seen the episode yet. Nonetheless, you couldn't stop yourself from creating your own independent thread to insult Leslie Jones? Is this a tic or impulse-control problem of some sort? At least watch first.

If you read a book called Whistling Vivaldi, you would see an enormous amount of evidence that the negative stereotype against black women makes Jones more likely to mess up her line. I suggest you read the book, then reflect on how your comment lacks empathy and knowledge about the effects of systemic racism.

I don't know if this is the right place to put this, but Kate McKinnon slurred her line first and Aidy Bryant messed up hers after. I see no one discussing that. Just a continuation of the negativity unfairly thrust upon Leslie Jones week after week.

Liz Lemon called Kimmy "dummy". It made me smile.

I instantly thought of that scene. I actually predicted they were going to recreate the whole scene, but they went the Oprah route instead.

I knew Humpty Dumpty, but alas, I had to look up parable.

I thought it was only too big of a punishment for Arya. I had not forgiven Sansa yet. I certainly have now, more than anyone ever.

All of Tommen's scenes should be replaced with Sir Pounce.

I actually thought to myself, "What a tragic loss of an exceptional storyteller." I was enthralled.

My boyfriend and I were having a discussion of who was worse, Joffrey or Ramsay, and then I remembered Sansa was tortured by both and felt insanely guilty for hating her so much in season 1.

I think she would have said something like "is your hair always like that?" previously. Still great, but it was more underhanded.

Hahahahahahaha. Nice.

My favorite part is when the synthesizer goes off during the pitch and you know Gene is there even though he's out of frame.

You know, you've made me think about something. Does AV Club have female reviewers for non-comedies (excluding Shonda Rhimes dramas)?

I've been laughing about this post for 10 minutes.

It made the waiting more fun.