Nath Vice: Grey Worm and Khal Jacqo find themselves fighting the drug and slave trade of the thriving isle of Nath, now filled with casinos and beach resorts

I remember another big franchise that had a cripple omniscient and godly ruler, and that didn’t end up in hugs and milkshakes for all. 

A good, solid finale that deserved a longer, better season.

Hypothetical question: If this cruise ship hit a drifting iceberg and sunk, would it make republicans believe in Global Warming?

Yes! Probably my favorite fantasy anime. Glad to have it back.

My ears!!!!!!!!

Could be great, and the guy’s career choices to move into indie and genre films post Twilight seems to have worked for him in terms of acting range and performance depth; and with the long list of out of left field performers taking on iconic pop culture roles and killing it, he could end up being great.

Id rather have him keep his secrets; the book readers deserve that.

It still comes as rushed, specially after the show dedicates so many moments of Dany being unbroken by other tragedies.

Yeah, but it undoes all his development far too quick and abruptly. Just like Dany going mad, its done in a rushed manner

I didnt mean Jon being mad, but that Cersei pushes that he and Dany are targaryens and therefore mad, as propaganda to turn the people against them

Maybe, but its the build up that justifies ends.

Really stupid.

Awful episode in terms of narration, fantastic in terms of visuals.

Obviously, I was just making a joke. I agree with you on the phrase being a red flag when it comes to politics and more.

I’ll take the Simpson’s explanation, since, GoT already has a Wyzard running about:

Stupid thing I just realized: Even if Dany wins the throne, she loses...because she is supposed to be barren since season one.

Also, if Jaime doesn’t goldfacepalm himself when he arrives on Kings Landing just to see a Targaryen about to burn it to the ground, Im gonna be dissapointed

I absolutely groaned and facepalmed when I realized everything bad that happened in this episode was because: