I hate to break it to you but I think you mom might have hooked up with John Elway 

it’s one of the greatest books of all time. However, even though the casting of the film version is excellent (Taissa Farmiga, Crispin Glover!), Park Chan-wook’s “Stoker” might be a better quasi-adaptation...the film focuses too much on Sebastian Stan’s character, Cousin Charles, who is not as interesting as Matthew…

Huhweee-weee-weee!

I feel some mild panic at the sheer amount of stuff that needs to be wrapped up in two episodes. I sincerely hope Lindeloff keeps his promise and this really is a self-contained season, but there is so much left to wrap up.

At first I was disappointed in Jaime and Grey Worm, but when I thought more about it, it made sense. Jaime reminds us himself about his failure at Whispering Wood. (I can’t hold the loot train incident against him because dragons.) As for Grey Worm, he’s been trained to be top-shelf canon fodder. He has a lot of…

This is an excellent generous interpretation that actually makes me feel better about this episode. I did catch myself reminding myself that they’re not the kind of zombies where a bite means inevitable destruction. Thank you for sharing it!

Good points. Another reason is also that, during the wight demonstration to Cersei, Jon stabs it with dragonglass and it instantly dies. To me, at least, that sort-of implied that simply wounding them with dragonglass should be enough to put them down, and that it might not necessarily require the kind of ‘critical…

Additionally they had a lot if great warriors but no true military strategists that could come up with a definitive plan. When Arya asks Gendry about the wights to better prepare he can’t even tell her and he’s one of the few that have encountered them. They were basically freaked the Fuck out and desparate ...they…

Agreed! Most of the Wights fought like an ocean wave - not everyone gets pulled down, but eventually they will wear on anyone.

The battle leaders had a little bit of an idea about how to fight them - but didn’t know everything. Hardhome and being trapped on the frozen lake should have given them some idea, but in the…

Actually, that makes perfect sense(in an imperfect world).

I was under the impression that the Hound is too injured in the books to fight “Robert Strong” in Cersei’s imminent trial. I’m atypical in thinking Ilyn Payne should kill the confessed rapist/murderer once he’s revealed to really be Gregor.

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The relentless stupidity of the “Battle of the Bastards was lost by Jon Snow being stupid” cliche is no longer enchanting meta-irony. First of all, the sinister implications in Sansa lying to Jon, who was desperate for men, are ignored. Every indication is that she wanted Jon as bait to lure Bolton out of the castle,…

The Night King doesn’t feel like a villain.  He’s more like a natural disaster, or Godzilla.  I like that he didn’t start explaining himself in a pleasant baritone.

Yeah I wasn’t trying to be a dick, just read it the original way and wanted to point out how those specific characters weren’t going to be involved.

In the original Infinity Gauntlet event, a bunch of cosmic entities did step in to stop Thanos including Eternity, the personification of the Universe itself.

My hope is that they finally do Galactus and the Silver Surfer right and then fold Doctor Doom and the FF into the MCU for the next phase. I really don't think more casual fans are ready for the living tribunal to show up and say "hey I'm kinda God, what's up"

What you post on public-facing social media is not your private life. It is your public life. On purpose. Because you’re choosing, voluntarily, to make it public.

“How can we be racist, we even cheer one of those filthy southern Italians” the truest representation of Inter 

I love TeenVogue, seriously. They have good news content over there and I trust them more than I do the New York Times.