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This. Here is the dialogue from the book: How many more seconds would that have taken to show? A minute? Cut that stupid scene with Tyrion before Varys arrives from the interrogation to the small council.

this 100%. I don't see Jon leaving Castle Black immediately and even if he did, I assume the Wildings aren't all that far from the Wall given how fast they arrived to protect Jon's body.

Pretty stoked. BF is one of the few series with more hits than misses. I am hoping they don't just do a lazy reskin without adding any new mechanics or dynamics. For example, this would be a great opportunity to add more realistic melee combat.

You sir have a very special mind.

Mance's horn was a fake. Tormund revealed that to John after Mance is "killed" in the books. But yeah, the Horn of Winter is a mythical item once controlled by Jorumond (the first King beyond the wall) and is supposed to hold the power to destroy the Wall. I would that the White Walkers have...

It's hard to say what contributions the delay in resurrection, manner of death and mental state at death had in her state after resurrection, but in the show, LSH hasn't been shown yet. The show has gone out of their way to show Beric... have Mel meet Beric... have Beric explain how it felt...

Same reason Robb Stark married a Westerling despite being betrothed to a Frey. Young adults due silly stuff for love/lust. Rhaegar's marriage to Elia Martell was a political marriage. Rhaegar was a harp-playing romantic. He fell in love with Lyanna and ran away with her without thinking about or...

Without the necklace just provides more opportunity for exploration.

The problem is the number of concurrent storylines. Even watching the shows this season so far, they've spent about 15 minutes or so of show time in total. Heck, we're 20% into Season 6 already and I feel like many of the storylines are barely even begun or advanced from where they left off in...

Here is the scene where Melisandre meets Thoros of Myr and they talk about resurrections:The Red Woman meeting Thoros of Myr(High Valyrian Subtitle) - YouTube The interesting thing is that much like Melisandre, Thoros had lost his faith. He said the "old words" not because he believed, but...

Well, 48 after Tormun and Wun Wun got finished.

She has no reason at all to believe that Jon Snow has king's blood in him at all though? I just assumed she was doing the ritual as best she could guess based on her understanding of other magic that she is more familiar with.

Found it hilarious that the comparable motion of simultaneously jerking two dudes off at once was the visual trigger for the Hooli guy understanding the compression trick. Brilliant.

Just watched the behind the scenes for this episode and Benioff makes it clear that the Karstarks are in on it.

Brandon>Ned>Lyanna>BenJen That scene was supposed to be Ned fighting smaller BenJen while Rodrik watches over them. Lyanna rides in yada yada.

The actor who played Bran talked about the Tower in Spain being his favorite shooting location, so yeah.

While there is no justice in history or the books, I fully expect that you'll see House Bolton and House Frey wiped off the map before the end of the TV Series. Both Houses have broken vows and if any place cares about such a thing, it would be the North and I don't view either House to be...

Generally, I agree, but I thought Hardhome was one of the best TV battle sequences.

I think that they aren't going out of their way to hide the fact that Strand is manipulating the other people for his purposes. I have 0 belief that his intention is to drive the boat down to San Diego. He needs the naive/desperate people with him to believe it enough to come along.

Just wait till you find out he's actually the devil in human form and he's taking them to some island between the worlds of the living and the dead.

What kind of douchebag would own a "Dragon Egg Flashdrive"?

Potential ToJ Spoiler:

That was JDM biggest apprehension about playing Negan when he was cast. There was a story about how it could possibility be Negan without making the explicit language. It will definitely be somewhat watered down, but I can live with it.

I think you're still going to get it personally. My guess is that Season 7 shows the scene from the 3rd person and that's when/how they reveal the victim.

Actually, JDM said on TTD that it was freezing the night they shot that scene.

Yea, you can faintly hear screaming in the background as the camera falls to the side.

I still think its Glenn, but if I had to choose an alternative, it would be Abraham. Abraham is certainly being set-up in the same way that Tyreese was. At peace. Looking towards the future. Bam. Also been long dead in the comic at this stage, so he's really "house money" in terms of the show...

Agree. I think that he's a great Negan. Sadistic, terrible and fairly likeable all at once.

Yes, coming this season. Euron is cast and several of the trailer scenes feature Greyjoy stuff.

I like the Ashton Kutcher Classic, "Butterfly Effect".

Not seen this posted yet, but the Season 6 Finale will be a 90 minute episode. Shit going to get real.

Not really a spoiler since it is in the trailer, but yeah, carrying the banners of Highgarden/Tyrells, so almost assuredly there to reclaim Margaery.

I think theyneedthe arch villain that they lost in the Governor. They would be doing a tremendous disservice to the series to have a character like Negan that is so highly thought of in the graphic novels, then not include him in a major, major way in the series. I won't spoil anything at all...

It was probably inevitable once Cersei realized they couldn't be controlled or manipulated. She had been humoring them when it served her purposes. Once the High Sparrow was able to shame her as he did, Cersei realizes the cancer they represent to Lannister rule in King's Landing.

This was easily the most exciting part for me. The scene with the dual-wielding Targaryean King's Guard looked amazing too.