I've read all the arguments and I bow to Ack_Ack's 30-year-old grammar knowledge but the lack of a comma bugs me, too.

The novel the show is based on was written by a woman.

Not cool.

Is that a Dornish person in that picture in Dany's war room (or whatever it's called)?

If only it wasn't full of freaking children.

I work with a young man who, though normally a sensible well-adjusted person, prepares for a road trip by purchasing a 12-pack of TB tacos. He eats half of them on the way down and the other half on the way home, apparently despite how much time passed in between and whether or not they were refrigerated.

It's got cinnamon in it. And you can taste it.

Which is weird because Haas look a lot more alligator-y than the Florida kind.

That's a big nokey-dokey there. There are next to no decent sandwiches outside of New Orleans.

If it makes you feel any better, I was in a grocery in Florida a couple of months ago and didn't see any of those other avocados.

Oh, it looks like that fitness room has a kitchenette so maybe it's a built-out basement or garage apartment or something.

I love that place.

I don't know what kind of climate this house is in but in Florida and other hot climates, it's common for most of the rooms to be tiled. in fact, my sister in Florida just got finished tiling her new house.

Something like that can screw you up for life.

I gave up when one of the characters who was fully aware of what was going on, made arrangements for their mother to travel to meet them on the subway or something equally stupid that no one would ever do. When characters start making stupid decisions, I lose interest quickly.

Is it better than the books? I hated the books.

Lots of people expect Bran to warg into one of the dragons. I don't know what happens with the third but maybe Jon can ride it? He's related to Dany, after all.

I'm still bothered by Arya running around town with stab wounds in her abdomen.

This.

Also, she doesn't have to completely butcher them - she just has to carve off enough meat to make her pies. That really doesn't seem like much of a stretch.