I'm gonna have to eventually binge watch that show. I hear it's pretty good.

I made it guys, I will no be afraid of spoilers again. Pray the 7 gods or the many face god or the light god... Old and new... whatever :p

GZ. Have you been binge watching all the seasons in a short amount of time?

Rayy's eyes are thirsty as hell!

Actually I start hereIt took me 24 days to watch the whole thing. Would have done it faster if it weren't because my GF was watching it with me.

Dunno if you guys are American, but thirsty means something different here...

Loakum is from the sovereign nation of Detroit iirc. :)

^ This is true. Tinks, what does "thirsty" mean on your native soil? :)

Yeah, you can definitely watch every episode of GoT in 24 days. Which season do you like the best, thus far? :)

I will say that the first three seasons were my favorites and the 5th the less favorite. Though season 5 end up strong with Jon Snow killing white walkers and them getting kill like that, but at the beginning and for most of that season was kind lame.

I think the best episode was the red wedding. Robb and Catelyn were really cool characters and seen them die like that was devastating.

I don't think I can ever see tonight's episode ending again....ever. This is the one that really, really hurt.

Me.

Well I suppose it all makes sense now. And yes, it was all Bran's fault, and yet it STILL makes sense.

Now as for Jorah, I suppose the answer would be to seek out the same kinds of people who cured Shireen.

An entire lifetime came down to that one moment.....and he never even had an choice in the matter.

it makes you wonder how many things in the timeline are influenced by Bran

Exactly. And again, it all starts with Bran. That fateful climb he made up that tower where he caught Jamie noodling his own sister in the butt? Well given that he's capable of seeing the past, he's bound to FINALLY recall that memory. Not that Bran needed any further motivation, he knows that the Lannisters are responsible for his family being torn apart. But knowing the truth may finally bring the whole Stark Family tragedy full circle.

I know Jamie and Cersei hate what's happening to them, but they deserve WORSE. And if coming attractions can be trusted I believe that a bloody clash with the Sparrows is long overdue. I don't know what that conflict might ultimately bring but I will say this, the High Sparrow is ALWAYS smiling, ALWAYS bristling with confidence.

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I think the old fucker is ready for whatever they've got to throw at them. And there was a great moment when Brienne grabbed the hilt of her sword and was like, "Answer her question BITCH!! And it isn't like Melisandra wasn't enough. We've got another Red Priestess named Kinvara. And YES, she's wearing the same choker. But I can't stop reading great things about Kristian Nairn's final performance as Hodor. The big guy went out like a Boss!

But Summer is dead! Sacrificing himself to save Bran and the others. :( So that means that Ghost is the last Dire Wolf left from the liter.

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Lady Mild and gentle like her mama Sansa. Life ended to satisfy Joffery's honor. Yeah, I know, he didn't have any. But don't feel sorry for Lady, Sophie Turner adopted her right after the end of the first episode.

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Grey Wind A warhound in every sense of the word. Killed about as many men as Robb. Murdered and head sown on Robb's corpse after the Red Wedding



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Shaggy Rickon's companion. Killed, and head is presented to Ramsey as proof of Rickon's identity



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Summer Might have been the smartest after Ghost. Killed an assassin and then started guarding Bran's lifeless body while he lay in a coma. Has thrown himself in between danger and Bran more than once. The last time cost him his life. :(



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Nymeria Arya's friend. Now Nymeria is NOT dead at all. We all know that Arya runs Nymeria off to keep her from getting killed after Joffery attacks Arya during what was supposed to be a friendly play fight. Readers know that Nymeria is alive and leads her own pack of Dire wolves because she and Arya share visions through each other's eyes. Something the HBO series hasn't bothered to cover for the series.



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So Ghost is the last one remaining with the Stark children

Yeah the Nymeria story has mostly gone untold which is unfortunate, a really cool side story and shows that all the Stark kids have Warg abilities of some sort

I thought Lady Stoneheart was going to make an appearance this season but doesn't look like it.
The revelations about the Walkers is really cool.

Curious to see if Bran undoes a lot of shit. Because it makes you wonder why the Crow was showing him the Tower scene with his father.
Does he want him to undo the past? Is that a cheap way to resolve the story?
Is it a situation towards the end where it's the only way to rid their world of the white walker army?

I would have believed that, but then we saw Meera kill a White Walker. It really has me thinking that even the smaller players (like Hodor) can become big contributers to what has now become a series of unresolved subplots that seem to all be stringing themselves together towards the larger struggle to survive what is clearly becoming the White Walker zombie apocalypse.

But you could be right. The history of the Starks and the First Men are intertwined with the White Walkers

Well fuck, now I'm sad. Most emotional moment of the season imo.

Red Priestess (Sexy Mama) Kinvara

"BURN THEM ALL!!!"