I think all the snow and ice they're surrounded by does enough to sell that it's cold. That's not the most important part of the story the actors are trying to convey.

Yeah but they've been fornicating for over a decade with no new pregnancies since Tommen.

It's endearing to me because I feel like it knows exactly how hokey and overdramatic it is and yet it still goes for it with 100% enthusiasm.

No the lack of radiation shielding in the Mach 1 jaegers did that. Raleigh also had to pilot alone. It did give him mad PTSD.

I know it's a month late but I wanted to give you to know this pun was appreciated.

As a petite person who's head tall people enjoying using as an arm rest (because weird power play?) I thank you for cutting him down so beautifully.

Literally, though, it's in the names. "The anti-Nazis are just as bad as the Nazis." "The Stop State Violence Against Minorities group is just as bad as the We Liked It When There Was State Violence Against Minorities group."

I literally saw someone try to equivocate the Nazis with BLM and antifa and it was like someone saying…

Everyone is taking this generally benign comment really really personally.

I've been leaning toward an end game of small council rule. Either a confederate sort of thing, where each kingdom has a representative but they're mostly autonomous, or a small group of impartial folk governing the lot.

She's never stopped relations with Jaime as far as we can tell, and yet had no children since Tommen. I think she isn't pregnant.

Jon has executed prisoners before. But I think he would be against the idea because it risks adding even one soldier the their army.

"When a familial monarchic dynasty is overthrown by rebellion, any remaining members of that family automatically lose any claim to rule by birthright." Yeah but that's a matter of the player's perspective, isn't it? From Dany's perspective, the overthrow was never legitimate, so she operates accordingly. And any…

The people of Essos get the privilege of choosing her as their queen because she had no original claim to rule over them. When it comes to Westeros, it's always belonged to her, as far as she was concerned, and we're just now seeing that play out now that she's there.

Fire doesn't kill the actual white walkers.

Throwing this into a comment thread already over 1200 comments deep, but:

Arya thinks she's smarter than everyone in Winterfell because she's sneaky, and she's about to learn a really hard lesson. She's had no practice with political machinations, just very simple layperson targets. She could benefit from remembering more of her cupbearer lessons.

Because they don't need to defeat Cersei right now, they need Cersei to send her armies to the North. If they burn down all of Cersei's army, they have fewer people to fight the Night King.

Maybe they just didn't tell her? They did keep her pretty locked up. Iunno.

I don't think the lethality of poison diminished with air exposure.