Seriously! And the other guy who wasn't killed that RW. Where did he go?!

This season is not grinding its wheels at all. I am honestly shocked by how fast it is moving.

They are same same as season 1.

It always has been. It is great now. This episode was amazing.

So am I the only one who thinks the show is setting up its endgame with the Omec? It would be a pretty fantastic way to end the series.

Maybe. This season has to have a major upset, though. Shireen doesn't count because they have been talking about it all along.

Shout out to Art of Noise's "Close to the Edit". Was not expecting to hear it on this show.

He has been alive for too long. He has lost the ability to appreciate the mundane.

Poor Angelique. This isn't going to end well for her.

Eh, I am a North gal so last episode meant more to me. They did a good job with the build up to Shireen's death, tho.

Funny thing is, both shows have a lot of the same problems (a cast that is too big, too much table setting, over reliance on easy shook value).

Oh, Game of Thrones. I endure your lackluster table setting episodes for episodes like this one, where everything that happens is great (even the convenient stuff). I honestly can't see the next two episodes topping this one.

Loved it. I love that they really shifted gears hard. I didn't find season 1 as uneven as Dennis, but I am glad they opted for something quite different. I also love that we have two female leads who are arguably more interesting than the two male leads and effortlessly so.

About time they showed the trailer for this. Now I just need to know WHERE THE FUCK MY SIDONIA IS AT.

I am all about the development Stannis and Jon are getting this season.

I am almost certain Lord Friendzone is taking Tyrion to Dany. It would be insanely anti-climactic after both his amazing escape from King's Landing and Dany's dumbassery creating issues in her new hometown for to just get beheaded.

This is why the "I can't lie" philosophy bugs me. Nothing positive will come of telling the truth and I am sure you will really love America when you experience firsthand how foster kids are treated.

I know a lot of people don't dig the idea of Pastor Tim being a plant, but honestly I don't like the alternative. It may be a bit sadistic on my part, but I prefer to see Paige broken down over the Jennings Espionage show ending in 1983. That would be anti-climactic as hell.

Shoulda called Saul. He could get them out of this mess.

I knew the more deliberate pacing of this season would pay off. Next week will be explosive in all the right ways.