I was really hoping for a Cal cameo, but the episode delivered otherwise.

When Daniel Craig was cast as James Bond, it gave us one of the best headlines ever: "I expect you to dye, Mr. Bond." Let Hiddleston or Elba take over. If Craig's content to leave after a decade as Bond, more power to him.

I'm going to miss this show so much. One of the best episodes that they've ever done.

It's clear that the show has painted itself into a corner when Howard is the B storyline—everyone agrees he should've been fired ages ago—except *somehow* David and Diane. (Diane and Cary are nearly potted plants at the moment.) Well, at least we get some time with Nancy, Nora, and Eli. Margo Martindale injects some…

I'm hoping that they give Omar Miller more to do going forward—Kyle's right. Miller plays one of the few relatable characters in the show. I care more for Greanes because of that.

Alternate title: A Time for Wolves. We'll see…

He does. But would he cover up for her? Possibly.

So did Helena take care of the surveillance equipment? If not, I suspect Art's going to catch an easy homicide case to solve…

I thought of this passage too, but from the "Inside the Episode" postscript, Martin apparently *does* intend to kill Shireen. So at some point, Stannis does follow through. Spoilers for The Winds of Winter…

Nice find! The show also had Magda Apanowicz in the cast, too.

That liquid rock Kree weapon looked very Jack Kirbyesque…

Zoé De Grand Maison is 20 tomorrow—birthday May 3rd.

Poor Sansa, but more poor Sophie Turner: If her face looks a bit puffy, it's not the prospect of marrying Ramsay that has her looking that way. she's terribly allergic to horses.