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Much larger fleet, and didn't we cover this pages back when someone noted the gap is actually like 80-100 miles. It's not like they're sailing within view of Dragonstone.

He pretty well did. Unless we're thinking the Unsullied are suddenly better sailors than we ever knew, or ignore the idea they wouldn't know they were expected and would try to make their approach unnoticed while Iron Fleet would not be worried about that at all. Or if people just want to have...

Or she just shows up at Winterfell next episode. Imagine the complaining if both her and Bran had arrived same episode.

Somehow I don't think letting him mine the dragonglass and providing any resources he needed to do so is going to be thought of as "imprisoning"

His SHIP was there. Tyrion even stated that they would know they were coming...could easily torture that out of captives they got from the Yara/Sand Snakes engagement. It's not like the battle at Casterly Rock even against the token defense is going to take 5 minutes either. Grey Worm didn't...

There's nothing to say they even left at the same time, people are just assuming it was so because they made the plans to take Sand Snakes and Ellaria back and have the Unsullied attack Casterly Rock in the same meeting. Not sure what you mean by "made it back to King's Landing". They likely...

It did go on too long, but in this type of knockout, there's always going to be second guessing about whether he should have waved it off earlier. Big title fight, rivalry, and a guy who has never been stopped before in DC. I thought it was pretty obvious he wasn't able to defend himself as...

I don't recall actually seeing Euron in the fight against the Unsullied. Fleet easily could have just dropped him off and the prisoners while it sailed around to Casterly Rock. People's autism is showing freaking out over "time travel" stuff. Sam's story is pretty much completely contained in...

After they killed however many Tyrell soldiers and took all of the supplies/gold from Highgarden? Also after she admitted to conspiring to murder Joffery, his son, to a horrible death? Given what everyone knows Cersei would do to her given the chance...I don't think it's hard to understand...

It's funny though, Ellaria Sand murdered the princess, Olenna also a Kingslayer in her own way. Cersei murdered Queen and how many other important people blowing up half of KL. Even Yara has been a raider in her time raping and pillaging with the Ironborn. Theon killed the 2 kids to make it...

Frankly I'm on board with your idea...but hate to break the news, show Euron is the man in most jaded watcher's eyes. Also, the fact there's only 4 more episodes left this season, and 10(?) total in the show kind of leave little time for any time wasting. Of the characters complaining about...

I don't see writing a better episode as showing a bunch of clips explaining all the time spent sailing around Westeros over to Casterly Rock. People already complaining about too much filler, and now we want more random scenes looking at coastal landscapes or some "X weeks later" description...

Well I think the point is, we'll take more naked Cersei so we can see that body double more.

Melisandre's talk with Varys also was fairly major. Although regarding her part in it...I don't think anyone is surprised by that idea. Her endgame in the story seemed pretty obvious for awhile now. Her words for Varys though...could prove interesting.

Agreed. In a way, she still kind of wins in death. Avoids any painful way of going out, and has the final knife to put in Cersei's back.

She's pretty much been getting her ass handed to her but Cersei/Euron/Jaime so far.

Liked the episode. Shit happening fast though, Dany not doing much winning yet. Jaime literally despite being on the "winning" side seems to deal with more painful, personal loss/revelations than anyone in the story.

Lady Olenna is a cold bitch. God damn.

Guess I'll qualify it with if he manages to get up to the same number of consecutive title defenses or wins in title matches that GSP had, he can fight all the boring fights he wants and still be considered elite tier.

On one hand watching him absolutely shut down any and all takedown attempts by Maia was rather impressive, but he won't get himself into that elite tier of champs unless he starts finishing more fights, having more of those big "moments". The real main event and Jones finishing DC just a case...

DC crying made my night. Thought Jones was mostly in control for the fight, just measuring those strikes. DC landed a couple overhand rights but nothing that seemed to really shake Jones.

Someone sent me that. Pretty sure fake, as the Jets owner has been very outspoken against Kaep and his protest. Willing to roll out complete dogshit at QB rather than signing him (helps the tank job as well).

As someone who had all of his crafters at 60 (now 70) before the expansion, but had many of the crafting job quests stuck around the level 30-35 ones...omg yes. Most of the ARR stuff wasn't bad, but you get to HW and it was a real slog. Never want to need Deep Eye Tears again. SB versions...

If all that is true about him not caring much, than yeah I totally get it. Last I had paid attention he was sure someone would contact him during training camp (injuries, etc) and he'd be on a team somewhere. Then someone here posted he was willing to take backup money (the early rumor...

People posting Nickelback songs deserve as much punishment as Sylas...

Margaery is dead already

Completely agree with this, just was curious what the actual line of succession would be if the true of his parentage was widely known.

Pretty sure Bran heard his real name that she whispered to Ned, also the idea that Robert would kill the baby if he knew...and the fact the show's creators and Martin all have pretty much confirmed that everyone's major theory was being outed in that scene. Didn't we already have this debate...

In the finale when he actually finishes the scene he learns the truth, yeah.

Would she have claim over Jon? Jon last living child of Rhaegar, who was the prince at the time. Rhaegar being the older of the children of the Mad King between himself and Dany, would his kids have claim over Dany who was a younger child? And does Rhaegar being a male, and Jon being a male...

Depending on what Bran does with his knowledge, Jon could be the redemption arc for the Targ bloodline, as well. Also, I see a disturbing lack of Cleganebowl in this synopsis. If we don't get Cleganebowl I honestly might like the whole series a lot less.

One thing I'm curious about, lets say the prediction for X years about Night King killing/converting one is true...have they still been going with the Drogon is much larger than the other 2 dragons bit? If so, unless he's the one being converted, wouldn't he just rock whichever of the other...

Watched it, don't regret it. Sounds mostly legit, and lines up with what we saw in pics and the trailers before the season. Maybe some details being sensationalized, but it's all possible.

Then again, Jim Harbaugh was one of Kaep's big supporters...brother connection...you never know. Those Bawlmer suburbs...