That battle was amazingly intense. They made me think that Jon was actually going to die again. Gotta hand it to them.

I always hoped he would get the part.

Well, some of them do. And I'd wager that's something that would get around.

I hope Tormund doesn't get killed. I want to watch the episode fully devoted to him trying to win Brienne's heart.

If I was in the Snow army, I'd still be too super distracted by the fact that nobody seems really that amazed that Jon was dead and now he's not. And I'd be like, hey can that happen to me too after this is over?

Did he smile even once during the whole show?

With the revival mythology arc, I'm still confused if Carter was trying to say Alex Jones is really a misunderstood genius or not.

That's the one.

I'd watch that.

Yeah, I'm in the midst of Season 3 right now. Just watched Piper Maru which I believe is the introduction of the Black Oil.

If anything, the new "season" inspired me to go back and start watching all the old episodes on Netflix. Watching it's like going back and listening to some of my favorite music from back then. Ah, the 90s.

For me it's easier to look past that than the rapid recovery of her wounds for the big chase/fight.

I get you. I think that's sort of what we're supposed to get from all this though.

Did you think that all along Arya would just become a faceless man and never try to get revenge?

I think he always planned on training her in what he knows to pay her back for saving his life. He knew she would never stay.

That's what I got out of it. I like the idea of The Hound kicking some wight ass.

It would be an interesting twist if she is the one that fulfills the rest of the prophecy.

You might have to zoom in pretty close to be grumpy about it.

I don't think the plan was always to kill the waif but I do think it was a test and she apparently passed.

Who is going to wash the bodies now? He didn't think it through.