I did like the final scene with Ives and the priest. For me it was a takedown of Catholic philosphy and thinking. The idea that the more you suffer the holier you are.

I wish this show could make some more room for humor. There's so much darkness and drama it's hard not to laugh at sometimes. Much rather they release some of that tension with a laugh or two.

How were all those vampires hiding in that theatre and able to avoid detection? Especially from The Creature/Frankenstein.

Cause you're a bed wetter.

Oh, it's a big angle on iO9 too. Nothing like the application of feminst/socialist/whatever theory to comic books and fantasy and sci-fi.

For fuck's sake don't read GOT comment threads. Why would you ever put your trust in 9789-750987097q random fans?

Don't count on it.

fuck off

Where in your feminist studies class were zombies classified as non-white?

I dislke you.

How about you fuck off?

The article warns about spoilers. And if you're so concerned why are you reading the comments section?

Shireen Baratheon. She's got the blood and hence the claim. She's been kept around in the books and, more importantly, thrust front and center at times in the show for some reason. I suspect she'll ascend the throne when the dust settles. She's the anti-king - kind, gentle, sweet. She's the queen the downtrodden…

And Ramsey Snow is just so over the top it's awful.

Someday it will be fun to watch on youtube or somewhere character perspective movies of each character that run the length of the series. Want to watch Tyrion's story? Jon's? Dany's? Someone's going to edit them. You can easily do it with the novels. Ned's sadly, will be a short film.

The first thing all good screenwriters do when sitting down to write a story is fufill a gender and race quota.

The Viper's history lesson to Tyrion was the worst exposition scene. The audience needs to know that info but that was not the way to do it.

The real crime is Les Claypool's beard.

An open question about that Jeopardy! Deathmatch against the computer:

Thank you for giving me permission to make fun of myself.