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Loras has still had more lines and scenes than Rickon.

What that scene was missing was a rope for Sansa to the kennel door. She waits for him to wake up, says a zinger, and pulls the door open, unleashing the hound. No way those hounds were just sitting in there for 30 min waiting for Ramsay to wake up to bite his eyeballs out.

Yep, turn up that suspension of disbelief. Anyways, three people are supposed to die next episode; one this past ep: Rickon, I don't think Wun Wun counts. I think Tommen is the most likely to go followed by the High Sparrow. The third is a tossup of Cersei, Margaery, Loras, and Lancel...

Firebat's quickly becoming one of my favorite YouTubers

Gotcha. Yeah, I think when I tuned in, there were 20k people watching, which is probably one of the highest numbers of viewers I've seen for a HotS tournament.

I think the scene cuts after Brienne asks Sansa:

I don't think it's dead, just mostly so on these forums. I caught Naventic taking out the Taiwanese team this weekend, and they were looking good. Will eventually get around to watching VODs of the grand finals.

At least with the Arya shit there was enough not said that crazy theories could be plausible. Here, Sansa straight up says that she doesn't know what Jon should do.

Theon is necessary to make Ramsey a villain. Brienne to remind Jaimie about honor and to give Tormund someone to eye fuck. Arya, while her story was pretty poorly handled this season, still has potential. Similar to bringing back the Hound, there's still some story left to be told...

Is there a difference between omniscience with Dany and telepathy with her?

On another note, this episode pretty much confirms that Dany has some sort of telepathic control of her dragons. There's no other way she could have Drogon come to her after that speech or have Viserion and Rhaegal blast their way out of the pyramid.

If Sansa didn't know LF was there, how did she end she end up by his side?

Melisandre will probably snap out of it next episode though. Her crisis was that she believed that Stanis was Azor Ahai and would take back Winterfell, but he died. Now that she rez'd Jon and he won Winterfell, she'll probably try to give Jon some advice (not sure what her long term goal is...

My only gripe is that Jon should've got hit with an arrow at the beginning. Plot armor, I know, but at least he did almost suffocate.

If Sansa marries Littlefinger, it gives them a good chance to unite against the Lannisters. That is until the White Walkers come. Given that the preview mostly showed Lannisters, but is entitled the Winds of Winter, I'm expecting the last scene to be Bran fucking up and crossing the Wall...

Closest thing I could find, not really what you're describing though:The Bus Came Back While there, I learned aboutKeystone Army. i.e. Independence Day / Avengers / the likely outcome for the Night King

I remember reading somewhere that you only get rewards from your highest rank between Wild and Standard. You don't get double rewards.

At this point, I feel like the WW are just going to kill everyone in the North. Maybe Jon will survive to ride a dragon, but only for transportation or to make a speech and not to actually kill anything. Don't want to get my hopes too high.

What if Cleganebowl doesn't happen until the White Walkers make it to King's Landing. Being undead, the Night King takes control of the Mountain who goes on a rampage killing everyone. In poetic justice, the Hound uses fire to beat his brother. Wildfire? Fire sword? Dunno, just making shit up.

In that second pic, a YouTube commenter said that could be the White Walkers in the distance, but it's more likely to be Sansa, Melisandre, and Li'l Mormont.

Yeah, the phalanx were probably Boltons. The preview showed the phalanx and then Tormund / Wildlings backing up in terror. Kinda goes back to the fact that Wildlings are brave, but in the end they're basically an angry ill-equipped mob that's going to get slaughtered against a trained army with...

Thought you were crazy, but I guess I just didn't remember this scene. Brown eyes (Stark?), blue eyes (White Walker?), green eyes (Dany?)?

Being one of the people pushing Jaqen-as-Arya, I was pretty disappointed. I told my wife the theory and she called me crazy and then predicted what we got last night: she goes to Lady Crane for help and then ends up fighting the Waif and winning in the dark. A bit salty still. Another thing...

Yeah, I was thinking about that, but I think it'd have to be a neutral payload. Instead of pulling a payload to your side of the map ("tug" of war), you push the neutral payload towards the enemy so they get a defenders advantage.

I enjoyed Payload Races in TF2. They could implement it with a time limit and have the payloads not go backwards so there would be a clear winner by the end. Because of the proximity of the two payloads it'll almost be like TDM much like Control is kinda like TDM.

Plus, ya know, Jon has better use of Longclaw for fighting the White Walkers. Sure, he has the Mormonts on his side, but it's not like Li'l Mormont is going to wield it better than him.

The Waif's story during the game of faces is about how her father remarried and had a younger daughter. The step mom tried to poison the Waif and she sought the help of the Faceless Men. I'm guessing that the truth is the Waif was the jealous one who tried to poison the step mom. Jaqen / Arya...

The Waif finds Jaqen/Arya's blood trail and they run through the city in a chase. Jaqen leads her to the real Arya wherein he tells the Waif that she disobeyed him. However, he needs a face and since they both failed, they have to fight to the death. Arya loses hand to hand, but then she busts...

Gonna quote myself here because I think that we can't ignore the fact that in the blind scene from last season, Jaqen was wearing the Waif's face, which would imply that the Waif is dead and the Faceless Men have her face. This season however, the Waif wants to kill Arya, so she is obviously...

Faces seem to give you that person's body type as well. Look at the Waif / Jaqen from the vid above. I'm guessing then that "the Many Faced God" is teaching Arya and Jaqen H'gar is just the face he's using to teach her. Being a god, he can use her face without taking it and can have his face...

Faceless Men / face mechanics are weird, in this scene where Arya goes blind, Jaqen's face is in two places at once. But also, if Jaqen is really the one grabbing Arya, then is the Waif actually dead?

Even if she did have fake blood, she totally got stabbed with a 3+ inch dagger. I don't buy that she isn't injured. I rewatched the episode last night and the scene where she's buying passage back to Westeros seems really shifty. She's wearing new clothes, is standing upright and smirking a...

I'd go with this one. The Followers of R'hllor have a church in Braavos, so it's likely that she stumbles upon it. I was thinking that she washed up on the steps of the House of Black and White, but with the last scene of her in the market, I don't think she'll end up at the HoB&W accidentally.

I don't think you can go west. It's implied they go south around the western side of Westeros. Volantis is on the southern side of Essos. (Map of ASOIAF)

Maybe? The only precedence is right before Arya loses her sight and she's pulling off faces from Jaqen after he 'kills' himself at the end of last season. But then again, she sees her own face in that scene and she's still alive? She was probably going mad in that scene, but it's the only one...

Crazy thought, but what if Arya dies, and the Waif takes her face to assassinate people? Falling into that canal water does kinda seem like a slow death through infection. Also, it keeps Maisie Williams (i.e. Arya Stark's actress) around. I mean, I wouldn't actually like for this to happen...

Nobody's even mentioned that Yara's a lesbian? I mean, kind of a duh moment, but she was really going for that girl.

We never know how much time passes in this show.

They've looked into CTF, but didn't like it because there were only a few 'correct' heroes like Tracer and Genji. They didn't like hamstringing abilities / movement while holding the flag either. Who knows if they can come up with an elegant solution for CTF, but they've at least looked into it.