Wouldn't a sitcom about the Baratheons rock?

Still, if the Manderly's and the deeper politics involving the march on Winterfell have been cut and Aegon have been exercised entirely, I'm not putting much hope in a last minute increase in Greyjoy relevance.

We got exactly one mention of the 'greyjoy uncles' back in the first few seasons, which makes the whole thing weird.

I'll count the number of Greyjoy uncles we know we're getting as soon as the Ironborn plot kicks in, if it ever does here.

Dany rides dragons and has a army of emotionless elite slave-solders at her beck and call. She's also at least somewhat unhinged. She's probably not becoming queen of Westeros, anyway.

P: "Well, the continent is only so big."

It's been five seasons now, though. The only one who might be showing up later then him might be Howland Reed at this point.

I love that the show never stops to remind the viewer of Ser Not Appearing In This Series, also known as Randyll Tarly.

Dany watching the dragons eat the noble chunks unflinchingly was her pure crazy Targ showing. Never go full Targaryen.

Don't give Friedberg and Seltzer any ideas.

I alway's assumed that the meeting room for the Fox Board of Directors was just a empty black marble chamber with a giant pentagram carved in the middle of it.

My guess; instead of going full cosmic nihilism to enhance the natural dreariness of the bayu, we're going to get some really creepy Patrick Bateman-type classism to spruce up the more shiny parts of the setting.

It's just a super fun porch party she's been waiting to start for a few hundred years, that's all.

I think the Lard's could be OOO's all-purpose species that sprung up and took on a bunch of different ecological nich roles. They seem to fit.

I'm pretty sure we got a shot of some mountains at the end of Lemonhope, though. They're different then the current one's, a little greyer, but it seems like all the one's that would be in that general area are artificial anyway.

The addition of a wifebeater was surprisingly noncontroversial.

That splash-y sound near the end was the shit hitting the fan for Daenerys.

It's closer to 'everyone who looks like us, talk like us, and act like us are equal in the eyes of the gods, and we're hold'en a good ol' traditional lynchin' and bar-ba-que tomorrow to deal with the rest'.

Better not talk about the Summer Islander expat at court, then….

They're going to sow Barristan's head on one of the dragons, obviously.