More likely he shows up in Civil War.

Looks like Black Panther will probably show up, either in costume or not. But Marvel movies like to hint at future Marvel movies, and I don't think that's going to stop happening any time soon.

D'awww those three are so cute! Wait what house are they from again?

They're awesome but in the books don't do very much...let's hope the TV show will give them more space.

tl;dr: Diversity is a good thing, as is new-ness, but generational heroes are a better option to facilitate its transition in the Internet age of anonymous bigotry and fan-fiction. Throwing numbers about will not change this fact. Also, Asian Hercules.

The snarkiest (and therefore best, IMO) answer I've ever given:

When I was a child I received this gem of engineering advice.

You can always make this:

Fixed:

Absolutely purchased this based on the cover.

Because A Song of Ice and Fire is all about those feel good vibes and happy endings.

The only issue I have with dropping LSH is that in the show, there was a good deal amount of time the show spent with Thoros and Beric and the Brothers without Banners. Spending that amount of limited screen time on a character/characters that have the ability to bring someone back to life, and not use it again seems…

I don't disagree with you, but then why bother including the resurrections of Dondarrion? The only narrative purpose that seems to have (which was included in the show) was set up LS. Unless there is another resurrection coming, like [SPOILER REDACTED].

I'm going to disagree on the Greyjoy plot, simply because by not doing it, the show has hurt itself. They've called it the War of the Five Kings, and yet Balon has done....nothing. And he's still alive. It's a constant "Oh yeah, I forgot about him...." feeling every time they discuss the plot. At the very least, kill…

While I'd be happy to pretend Dorne doesn't exist at all, I'm sad not to see the Damphair and co.

Quentyn got roasted by Rhaegal, not Drogon.

VIBES.

Yeah, but what about wassa matter?