Devil-Dick Willie

Or our world famous "Yeah nah"

We got it.

The books are great, and in terms of production scale, and development, and casting, and the performance and effects the show is as well. But the further it strays from the books the more it misses them. Episodes like that are an excellent example. While the core of the episode will be in the book, the dialogue and character interactions of the show writers have fuck all on martin. That's why he is a successful author and they work in TV. "Dick, I like it" "Of course you do" 10 fucking points ha fucking ha so witty. Almost as bad as the fucking avengers sometimes.

I thought most of the episode was shit, just shit banter between secondary characters, only the climax was any good.

Westeros Geography. Winterfell is a LONG way inland and out of the way of whiteharbor. Or, they may have sailed directly to eastwatch. Either way winterfell isn't on the way.

Says who? The rebellion only lasted a year. Jon has no Targaryen features and Lyannas eyes, with Baratheon hair. Not confirmed anywhere. Lyanna is his mother. Lyanna and Rhagar were married. That is all we have. I have no stock in either outcome really. But it would be hilarious to see the rug pulled out from under that theory.

You're all going to look awful stupid if Jon turns out to be Robert Baratheons son. Black of hair and burnt by fire makes for an unconvincing Targaryen.

Meh episode. But next week should be interesting.

Makes sense. Good on the lad.

I agree that Arya looks like Quasimodo, that fight with Brienne was cringe and that Pouty bitchface and blondie are shite actors, and have no chemistry. Rest of the episode was fine though.

Yeah rewatched it and there is a snap shot of him staring at a white horse Jamies horse was white as well, rip white horses of westeros.

Nope, Bronn. He was unarmored.

Tyrion "flee you idiot" Me "Get in Jamie, yolo"

Cried tears of laughter at this one

Big difference between blowing up the city and blowing up the sept with only enemies in it.

Jamie Lannister becomes something of a tactical genius in the books. It's displayed when he retakes riverrun. She also has Tarly, who is a life long solider, and Euron, who IS the best ship captain in the world on her side, so I am not at all surprised their navy has twice been rekt and Jamies vanguard decoy.

Felt more like that she is recognizable, and still a Stark no matter what else Lord Tarly is a baller. Euron Greyjoy is also a baller.

No, it's widely accepted as shite. You're the minority here. People can enjoy what they wish, I know I enjoy some average movies. But I'm not surprised Scott went with a proven formula after that crap.

Prometheus was shite.

It's heavily implied that Jamie is, especially in the book. Decent episode, Danny was cringe as fuck as usual, when she pulled down that Baratheon banner and made a tough bitch face I laughed out loud. If I were jon I would bang my step sis to secure her alliance or kill her off andhold littlefinger as a peaceful hostage to secure the knights of the vale til the war was over. Dew it

Mate I'll fuck you up.

Lol, she didn't know I wasn't a citizen either. I was definitely surprised though, and I'm glad it was sorted easily.

I never even realized til I applied for the Army and they told me I wasn't a citizen. My mother is English.

Mum is a permanent resident, and I have no listed father. I had to sign a stat dec to become a citizen when I was about 17.