On a long enough timeline, every comic character becomes the villain, including Captain America and Jor-El. Have we had an evil Uncle Ben yet?

I actually quite liked Sansa in this episode. Yes, it was stupid of her to question John in front of everyone, but he came away from it for the better. She pretty much voiced what many people were thinking, and then John soundly showed those arguments up.

Used the same teleporter Varys used last season.

WHY DIDN’T YOU KILL ED SHEERAN WHEN YOU HAD THE CHANCE ARYA

Quite so.

That’s not a reference. That’s a plot point. They’re different things.

Was hoping for a little more Vader. Something to give me chills. Still good trailer though and I can't wait.

The most significant way ‘Suicide Squad’ affects the DCEU is that it should now be rebooted.

LOL WUT?

Did you read the article?

Admittedly they did bring back Darth Maul and he was fucking chopped in half, so it’s theoretically possible.

Yeah, but you’re not Samuel L. Motherfucking Jackson. Reality doesn’t reshape itself because it fears you, like it does for him.

In my mind, I’m a millionaire who has a job as Ellie Kemper’s underpants.

Hey Rob? Can you please not put spoilers in the headline for 24 hours after the episode? We here in the UK can’t watch until Monday night and it kinda sucks to have to avoid sites like io9 because you don’t give a s*** about spoiling it for us. Thanks bud.

“I think I agree with your ethic, but you really seem to be seeing this battle from a pro-Jon perspective”

“The point is that he doesn’t respect her as a person of power, and she can recognize this lack in him. Because he doesn’t respect her, he would take the information about the Knights of the Vale and use it as he sees fit, irregardless of her position.”

You have to remember that the sansa he knows would not have wanted to be involved. he just getting to know new Sansa. Besides he was thinking like a soldier and thinking that Ramsay would be like other soldiers he’s dealt with. He did ask her advice in the end.

I think this is really the only purpose behind Rickon’s death: to show viewers how impotent Jon’s way of going about things can be. At first I felt that the death wasn’t earned by the show—we already know Ramsay is a madman, and we don’t need to see a child get murdered to tell us that. But it is consistent with what…

The dragon’s didn’t take out “an entire fleet of warships”, right? They just concentrated on one ship to scare the crap out of the rest. Everyone keeps writing about it as if it was this massive dragon reckoning, but it was much more about intimidation than decimation, n’est ce pas? I mean maybe they took our a couple…

I think what really hit me was that after all this time, Jon hasn’t seen Rickon in god how many years, he just doesn’t even think about it—of course he is going to go after Rickon. And when Jon realizes that he has totally failed him, it’s heart breaking.