If this was a bingable series I probably would appreciate a nice quiet reflective episode where our main character is an absolute dick and everyone who loves him is driven away. As is though…kind of felt like "no, we can't go on an awesome quest to Hell because that would cost too much."

Yup, and them there's the most evil sonofbitches who ever walked the earth. This series has cartoonish over the top villains, sympathetic villains, villains who peel off your face and nail it back on upside down….but Jesse's family is a sadly realistic portrayal of the worst kind of deep south values. What they did to…

Why would they come after him? Isn't being a Preacher exactly what Gran'ma wants for Jesse? It's only when he abandons his duties that she sends Jody and TC after Jesse.

Jesse told the angels to stay away, and now they have to stay away.

-awkward moment of her finding keys that I honestly would be okay with stretching out another 30 seconds-

TV church services are nowhere near boring enough to be realistic.

Even treating it as its own thing it doesn't really make sense why he wouldn't be in jail?

Spitballing, but maybe serving God doesn't necessarily mean serving the CHRISTIAN God? Maybe some bovine headed God?

Cassidy is totally the guy who was enjoying NO COUNTRY FOR OLD MEN until the ending.

Mance Rayder?

That was Dominic West turning down the role of Mance Rayder and regretting it, just like the world regretted it. Sorry Ciaran Hinds, but you were clearly too cold to act.

Ehhh on one hand I hate when actors hold up entire days of shooting because they just don't want to leave their trailer….on the other hand, any other job you can zone out and look as miserable as you probably are doing it. Actors have to be aware of their face, body moments, expression, tones….my job I can be as…

And then Wyatt Earp shows up to go hey I'm Wyatt Earp then leaves because we didn't get renewed.

I mean, when you're Brian Cox you kind of deserve a lot of money for your work. I don't think I've ever seen him half-ass anything.

Tyrion: Hey Dani, remember how I said I was useful because I knew which houses would support you? Bad news…I got no fucking clue what's going on now.

Please let him play the Head Maester next season.

Next season Arya will come to KL and it'll be a fantastic tale of a scrappy young assassin trying to infiltrate the royal family while ignoring that blacksmith boy who doesn't recognize her face but there's something familiar about her….also count on a scene where Arya uses Bronn to get to Jaime to get to Cersei and…

COUB? What the fuck is a COUB? Are we over youtube already? Jesus I feel 1,000 years old…

That's better than what I was worried about: Mel sticking with Jon, Arya coming in with a different face to stab her, and Jon stabbing this mysterious assassin only to see Needle far too late. "Who are you? Where did you get this sword? Where did you get this sword?!?!"

You know who'd be the perfect viewpoint character for the common people's fear of Cersei? A good ol' blacksmith who came right back to King's Landing after rowing a long time and set up shop. Oh hey mysterious girl with a face I don't recognize, why are you looking at me that way? You remind me of a girl who pretended…