And?

Kamala Harris would never do this because she’s a much much better person than I am, but if I were Kamala Harris I would TOTALLY do this and respond by tweeting her back asking,....

This is true.

Except that she (the reviewer) does this EVERY week.

He still wouldn’t have done it even if they had openly ratted her out in front of an audience like that, because she’s openly mused about it with him in their personal talks together and all he’s done is just shush shush her.

This is indeed a controversial (and weird.....and wrong) take, especially considering the fact that the show wasn’t dependent on Martin finishing the books to decide how it was going to end.

No more or less sure than I’m that you don’t have any corroborating link or source to disprove it.

Link?

Yeah well, that’s another open question that got left over with this decision to have Laenor remain alive.

>>>”Just another reminder. DO NOT get attached to any of the character. The good one either die or get send off like Laenor (at least he got a better life).”

>>>”And then he doesn’t even have the courage to meet Alicent’s gaze.”

>>>>- Who gets Seasmoke, Laenor’s dragon? His badass nieces need to get busy.”

I’d settle for a reviewer who likes the show enough to actually bother paying attention while watching it.

This writer is TERRRRRIBLE at the “attention-paying” aspects of her job.

Maybe because Targaryan silver hair gene is dominant against all hair-types except dark-haired (brunette) families (like the Strongs, Starks or Baratheons)

No, Targaryens are not fire-proof.

She hates the show.

Except, GRRM is not involved in the creative side of this show’s production like he was in the first 4 seasons of GoT where he was not only in the writer’s room, but also got to direct a couple of episodes.

...or a GOP incumbent congressman.

Who knew that Kevin Sorbo did not realize or know that his chosen profession entailed (.....**checks notes**.....).......’acting’”