Don't strain yourself reaching that far.

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Alright.

I'll be expecting apologies when the time comes.

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http://uproxx.com/tv/game-of-thrones-pi ... er-theory/

I always believed you Doc.

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Nice. I didn't even catch that.

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Littlefinger is the man. And Carcetti (whats his name?) does a great job with it.

Aiden someone.

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Very nice...well done. ..I missed that.

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Any theories on what the King told Cersai ? He seemed apprehensive about repeating the high sparrows "secret". And the next scene..Jaime and Cersai storm into the counsel and cut a deal with the Tyrells.

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Rumor is that Loras confessed the Tyrells were behind Joffrey's death. Sparrow told Tommen who told his mom.

The fact that "The Rains of Castamere" started playing durin Cersei's sit down with Queen of Thorns may lend some credence to this theory, and Cersei and Jamie will get their revenge on the Tyrells.

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I meant to post this also. The best theory I heard all week. I noticed that the Rains of Castamere started playing when Diana Rigg said they'd bring their troops in and I thought it was weird but I never put it together.

Makes total sense, though. Shit is going down in King's Landing in a couple weeks. The Tyrells and Lannisters will destroy each other right when Dany comes sailing in.

It's been a great season so far. I think things are going to get crazy.

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Simmons (HBO guy now!) mentioned on his podcast that this upcoming episode is supposedly an "all-timer"

exciting!

That's a solid theory, only hole I see is - I can't see lady illana telling sir loris anything..he's soft, she knows it and the women seem to run things in the Tyrells..he was broken and talked ..but I dunno if he knew that his Grandma plotted and executed Joffrey... I could see little finger telling the high sparrow that though.

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That just made me incredibly sad.

Fuck you, GRRM. That was unnecessary.

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Burn them, burn them all.

But he did not ascend to the throne.

Yowza, what an episode.

Poor Hodor.

Geez, shakes was kinda right with those Direwolves getting clipped one by one. What's the point?!

CGI is expensive

Any theories on the human the Children of the Forest spiked to create White Walkers? Random dude or we thinking possibly a Stark?

It'd be pretty sweet if Blackfish truly returned but I'm skeptical. Baelish wouldn't disclose something like that so innocently.

I try and try but I just don't care about Daenerys/Essos. Sucks that Tyrion is stuck over there in boringville rather than conniving in Westeros given all the shit going on.

You sons of bitches better never be rude to anyone who holds a door for you for the rest of your life. You'll never truly know why they're doing it.

Also, I read an interesting theory on reddit from /r/Lycosnic concerning the mad king....

"Bran and friends are the voices in the mad king’s head.

We’ve now seen Bran’s ability to influence the past (or, confirm it depending on how time travel paradoxes are solved in GOT). We’ve seen the link between the past and present BREAK Hodor’s mind, turning him into a simpleton. I don’t think madness is a far stretch from this.

If you remember Jaime’s testimony, the mad king just kept repeating “burn them all.” What if he didn’t mean King’s Landing and the rebels? What if Bran somehow either accidentally or purposefully lets him see the army of the dead? Someone could be yelling something akin to “burn them all” just like tonight’s “hold the door.”

In the season six trailer we see someone in shadow getting stabbed in the back. Lots of people think this is Jaime doing his stabby stabby kingslaying thing. The only time we see flashbacks are through Bran’s visions. A man going mad with voices in his head in a Bran flashback? I’ll be shocked if thats a coincidence."

Great season so far.


I enjoyed the play.


Interesting how Bran is ending up the key to everything

I thought that was the old guy Bran was to replace...no?

Nevermind, rewatched it. They stabbed him with Dragon glass and he turned?

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Not a fan of the cgi high speed zombies.

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I bet you liked their take on Sansa, eh?

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I agree. I prefer that they use real zombies.

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How far can Bran get with a teenage girl pulling him in the snow with a 3 minute head start?

Great episode.. There's like 18 people at castle black..how does sansa get a letter and John Snow don't know? And its not like her name is on the outside..how do they know it was for her?

The Sansa in the play was a little dime piece..looking forward to seeing her naked again.

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Because the messenger delivered it to the gate stating "give this to Sansa Stark."

And Jon Snow isn't the commander any longer. Why would he know?

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Ahh OK..I figured a raven dropped that off.

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Eline Powell, btw.

And Mole's Town is a short ride from Castle Black. I assume it was hand delivered.

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So Bran is a selfish ass who let his own boredom result in everyone there except him and the girl getting killed. Good job idiot.

Yet another senseless wierwolf death. I hate that.


Fantastic episode though, the Hodor reveal was amazing.

Really hoping the play inspires Arya to turn her back on the faceless people and realize she's a Stark with a list of people who need dying. I could envision a scenario where she leaves the faceless people and has a run in with the Darnarys (sp) camp and sees Tyrion and decides he needs to die cause he's a Lannister. That would be an interesting plot twist.

So is the new king of the Ironborn going to go out and find the horn that controls dragons? And where are Theon and his sister going?

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The show does a poor job of showing how large Night's Watch is. Their manpower wasn't what it once was but they Castle Black isn't the only populated castle.

Time for Benjen Stark to make an appearance.

Castle Black is the most populated of the three castles that remain used...and it has what, maybe a few hundred men?

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I doubt it even has that many at this point.

Doesn't matter though, at this point in the story castle black is pretty much useless. Once the white walkers cross the wall the Night Watch can officially disband.

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