No.

They were just touching bases, trying to fed everybody.

I was loudly calling for Jon to just help the Pimp cut his own throat while shaving. But of course Starks don't do that.

The only way that fucking thing is going to kill a dragon if if they tip it with an elephant steak laced with fire extinguishers.

There's not enough screen time left to do all that properly (more's the pity), and the Starks are stuck between a rock and a hard with the Pimp. They know he'll hurt them if left alive, but the Knights of the Vale remain the decisive force in the North and the Pimp controls them.

I'm guessing Baelish has done a fair bit of stuff, brother-keeping being what it is.

So your postulating that Sansa didn't fill Jon in on everything SHE knows about the Pimp?

I think they're setting her up to go nuts. There have been foreshadowings of it, then she spends 10 minutes bullying poor old Varys around, ending the convo with an evangelical "or I will roast you".

They probably wouldn't have did touching ravens result in greyfeather.

Fuck the critics, the people have spoken.

I loved the Arya and Hot Pie scene. I was giggling like my daughter does at the Wonder Pets.

Maybe that's part of why Theon bounced? Yara's throat was as good as cut if the Greyjoy charged.

They re-cast Dickon, right? Looked a lot more capable than the deer hunting milksop of last season.

Baelish is going to stir the pot and the North is going to fragment, with Sansa in the middle of it. Arya will show up and tip the scales.

No, she's going home. She's going to get there in time to save Sansa, whom Jon just effectively handed to Baelish's tender mercies. The south is too crowded for Arya to play a key role.

It didn't have the scale, or that visceral claustrophobia of B o B, but it was right up here with the best action sequences so far.

He invented radar and Katusya rockets while his 1000 ships were being knocked up.

Euron's table image grew a big pair of balls today though.

I know I was blazed to shit, but that was fucking killer, man.

Yes to all that, but why didn't the Lannisters grab it when they had the chance?