That’s a great catch. Myself, I was concerned that the wights would bring down the giant and recruit him to their side.

Can’t help but think of the dialogue that Bran has with the Three Eyed Raven (old guy in cave) when the question of who controls the dragons comes up. Bran asks if he will walk again and the Raven tell him, “No, but you will fly!” We know Bran can warg, .....and dragons fly......just saying. Something we might be…

I honestly think Peter Dinklage elevates whoever he’s in a scene with, but that Clarke is one of the weaker actors in the show, so it was a little more obvious with her than with someone like Iain Glen.

Thank you, I couldn’t place it, but you hit the nail on the head.

This episode was a pretty good return to form, but I will be wicked mad if they dumb down Arya’s storyline with the insurer. Her figuring out a way to get past his defences showed her powers of observation, her cleverness, and the fact that she can get things done. If it’s just poisoned oysters, that takes a LOT away…

I liked that they killed her, it was a bit of a bait and switch operating on viewers conditioning. (Not GoT conditioning but main stream)

I remember once finding a list of 40 other messianic figures from around that same time period that met various bad ends or just disappeared.

Draco Malfoy and The Detention He Didn’t Deserve in the Forbidden Forest
Draco Malfoy and His Impressive Quidditch Skills
Draco Malfoy and The Bloody Battle Against the Mighty Hippogriff
Draco Malfoy and Absolutely Nothing Happens to Him In This One And Totally Doesn’t Get Turned Into a Ferret Nope
Draco Malfoy and The…

I’d love to see the Star Wars saga retold from Jar Jar Binks’s point of view.

Varys (though I could just as easily have chosen Littlefinger). I’m sure that fucker knows everything and just one chapter of his POV would be so very enlightening. Though I guess that’s really what makes the novels so interesting: that you can only see parts of the overall story.

“Next on The Discovery Channel - scientists attempt to light a 500 year old fart!”

Remains of buckwheat pollen, along with pollen from the mustard family—which includes bok choy, broccoli, cabbage, cauliflower, cress, and mustard—give us a picture of what he typically ate.

Peacefully at rest for 500 years, and what’s the first thing that happens when they dig you up? Butt stuff.

Yes, I’d meet him. We’d make a great I-cannot-commit couple!

You “Boy Who Could Fly”-ed the shit outta that bouquet! That is also my favourite move when the traditional bouquet toss comes around. Nice one.

Would you like to meet my cousin who let the garter bounce off his chest and fall on the floor?

Maybe you could give the bouquet to the oldest female relative at the wedding? It would be so sweet and respectful your mom would be in no place to complain. Maybe. Depending on the personalities involved.