I’m not sure how I feel about these leaders they're showing. I feel like unless they eventually reveal something about them, giving the white walkers this sort of characterization feels superficial.

If any of the Royal Family were capable of raising an army of the undead, my money would be on Charles.

Holy fucking shit! GREAT fit! Hopefully it’s become it’s own series!

Rumor has it that Targaryans are immune to Greyscale.

You have got to be kidding. Alexei Leonov is a highly respected man, particularly among American astronauts. His achievements might have been viewed with alarm by the US government, but hardly anywhere else. Arthur C. Clarke dedicated his sequel to ‘2001: A Space Odyssey ‘ to Leonov (and Andrei Sakharov) in 1982.

“And after Dr. Grant scared the ever-loving shit out of me with that story, I decided then and there that I’d rather be with the raptors than against them.”

The Many Faced God doesn’t care is Arya fails in her assassination, because he doesn’t care who dies, as long as someone dies. Think back to when Jaqen tracked Arya down at Harrenhall: she’d spared three lives, and the MFG demanded an accounting, and she had to provide three names to take their place.

I wouldn’t be surprised if it gets CNC machined later on. A lot of composite panels on airliners are made by hand and then trimmed by a mill after curing.

MMFR will affect the industry, I believe. The thing about it is its divergence from the order of the day. In being not like the others, it is very similar to Star Wars, not in size but certainly in sentiment. One of the things about George Lucas’ troubled little film (a million thanks, Alan Ladd, Jr.!) which isn’t…

Yep that’s definitely true, a theory (or view really) I’ve seen floating around is that bar the first Mad Max, each film has been stories about the mythical story of Mad Max in a post-apocalyptic world. In each film it has been the survivors retelling their encounter with the character. That made it very fitting that…

By the way, can we make “chrome” the next word that means “good”? Because I think the movie deserves that.

The movie is, thankfully, a testament to what can happen when you let the creator create without second guessing everything.

I’m calling it now, the seemingly pointless “strip-tease” is the first step in setting up Bronn helping the Sandsnakes kidnap Jaimie’s daughter, and this time, mirroring a certain character’s fate in Dorne from the books, Bronn will meet his end at the end of an individual’s axe.....

Olly, did this episode seem really rushed?

This is going to sound super dorky, but who takes the time to comment their code when they’re supposedly in a huge hurry? That small detail ripped me right out of the movie.

I think they just painted the proverbial dagger in Olly’s hand

It’s long been my theory that Rh’llor and the Great Other are both embodiments of opposite, highly destructive forces, and that the world can only be hospitable to humans when the two are balanced out. If Rh’llor gets the upper hand, you get Doom of Valyria, if the Great Other wins out, it’s a Long Winter time.

Come here and sign the official petition to put Stannis on the Iron Throne simply because he has excellent grammar! Hearing him mutter ‘fewer’ was an episode highlight for me.

Guess - no.

Man, if it were up to me (and thankfully it isn’t), I would got full on 80’s with this bitch. I’m talking low lighting, slow pacing, and a fully synth driven soundtrack.