Since the High Sparrow told her to get to bangin', when Tommen dies in the show, I'm sure it will be revealed that Marge has an heir impending.

He did, but that was just to keep him there for the monologue.

No, the Ghost of Winterfell will be played by Ser Not Appearing In This Show.

" Or Qyburn's clear allusion to the fact that Cersei knows who murdered Joffrey?"

The difficulty there is that the Freys have that baby in their custody and that baby is half Frey and ALL the genetic cement they need for their longterm claim to Riverrun.

After last week's explanation that Yara telling Theon to snap out of it or open a vein was "tough love," I'm sure their answer to this question would be [unintentionally] hilarious.

I don't think the trial happens at all, but it would be nice to have someone definitely read out what crimes she's actually standing trial for. I know a charge or two was negated by her shame walk (fornication with Lancel?), but have no idea which ones are left.

"What an honor it must be to be asked to do a cameo and then told you’re going to have some dude stick his finger up your ass."

Where was Marge while all this throne room proclaiming was going on? Shouldn't she be looking holy next to her king?

They were already putting up their filthy Frey banners before Blackfish was even cold.

He's just a liability now that he's got a male heir who is half Frey. I know Jaime says he'll be allowed to live under effective house arrest at Casterly Rock but… a lot can happen between Riverrun and the Rock.

She's very clearly being set up as the protagonist in King's Landing.

Wyman will just roll into the battle with Frey Pie MREs.

I think D&D have shown pretty definitively that they are not bound by the plot of the book series.

Oh man, when she landed on those stairs near the end I was like "Did I just hear the crunch of her legs breaking?"

Varys himself did not murder Kevan. He sent in the little birds after monolouging about Aegon.

It's more disappointing that Edmure was straight up going to deliver him to the Lannisters in chains.

Varys personally murdered Pycelle; the little birds murdered Kevan.

Sorry, I really didn't mean to be a downer. I talk myself down from the ledge by assuming that the higher Littlefinger rises, the more satisfying his death will be.

We've lost one kid and two parents. And Jon even got brought back! And in the show Benjen got like… semi-resurrected? Or maybe semi-killed?