There's literally zero logic involved in the story telling since Season 6. So yeah fuck it why not let Jamie live through that. It's sort of how dragons are worthless when spraying fire at important characters but super deadly when spraying it against redshirts.

The writers would be smart to milk HBO out of as much money as they can with spin off series. Since they have ran out of material from the books, this show really has sucked.

That's what some viewers are speculating after Emilia Clarke's character underwent a shocking transition in the penultimate episode of "Game of Thrones" on Sunday.

As the surrender bells rang out across the Red Keep, Daenerys took off on her dragon and lay waste to thousands of innocent people.

This posed a problem for the surprisingly large number of people who named their children after the Mother of Dragons.

Data from the Social Security Administration shows that 560 babies were named "Khaleesi" in 2018 alone, making it the 549th most popular name in the US.

Khaleesi is one of Daenerys' many titles, which she acquired when she was married to Khal Drogo the Dothraki chieftain.

Khaleesi simply means "queen" in Dothraki and Daenerys was referred to as such for the first few seasons of "Thrones" by her followers.

Even though Khaleesi is technically a title and not a name, hundreds of people chose it for their own newborn daughters.

So, how are they feeling about their decision after Khaleesi of the Great Grass Sea, Breaker of Chains, destroyed the lives of thousands of innocents?

The Daily Beast spoke to one such mother who said: "I'm kind of in shock."

"It was kind of disappointing that her power trip took over. That was not cool."

The mother, named Jasmine Estrada from Miami, said that she stood by the name for her now-six-year-old, but added that she "didn't like the outcome of what she represents," and called the name "kind of bittersweet right now."

Estrada can take solace in the slight spelling difference in her daughter's name, though; she's called "Khalessi," which came from her own mother mispronouncing the character's title.

Some moms are standing by their queen, though.

"I'm still behind her," Katherine Acosta, whose Khaleesi is one year old, told The Cut.

"Even after last night's episode, I'm still rooting for her. I don't think she did anything wrong. I think she did what she had to do.

"[...] After the episode, a lot of people kept tagging me on memes and being like, 'How do you feel that Khaleesi has that name now that Daenerys did all of that?' I'm like, I don't feel anything different. It's not like she did it just 'cause. If you watch the show, she had every right."

Such fealty to the Targaryen rule would surely be rewarded with a title and a castle to boot in Westeros, but we'd better hope Daenerys turns it around in the show's final episode this Sunday.

We lose a lot of rights when we look the other way when it doesn't affect our lives or it isn't a cause we agree with.

The writers would be smart to milk HBO out of as much money as they can with spin off series. Since they have ran out of material from the books, this show really has sucked.

Weird, I see Dolphin looking in my asshole

Another theory about Bran being secretly evil...

https://www.cosmopolitan.com/entertainm ... es-theory/

That...makes a lot of sense, when you change the 'vision' from being a vision in Bran's mind and instead view it as Bran viewing King's Landing from the eyes of the dragon he is warged into.

This doesn't mean Bran is evil (well, sorta) but could just mean this is what he had to do in order to get the result Westeros needs; Jon Snow on the throne. This is how he had to push Jon Snow into taking the throne.

Could be.

There are a lot of leaks out there that I've purposely avoided. Let's hope JBills doesn't discuss them here.

I think it would be cool if Dany tried to burn Jon Snow with Drogon and his Targaryen ass walked right out of the fire and stuck a flaming Longclaw right through Drogon's heart.

There is not a damned thing wrong with people who are bull shitters.

Jon has already been burned by regular fire.

COME ON JORR!

There is not a damned thing wrong with people who are bull shitters.

Season 1 I think.

When he was at Castle Black after they first found the wight and it was trying to kill Lord Commander Mormont.

Yup. He grabbed a lit candle and it burned him. He recoiled in pain. The unburnt he is not. But I wouldn't be surprised if the writers just make him unburnt anyway. At this point it's obvious they don't care about internal consistency.

He probably grabbed the candle with his Stark hand.

He probably grabbed the candle with his Stark hand.

There is not a damned thing wrong with people who are bull shitters.

He probably grabbed the candle with his Stark hand.

Weird, I see Dolphin looking in my asshole

Weird, I see Dolphin looking in my asshole

There is not a damned thing wrong with people who are bull shitters.

First 2 and a half episodes were good at the time.

It’s been nice to see jbills slow transformation and realization of how garbage this season is.

Weird, I see Dolphin looking in my asshole

Thanks man.

It’s hard to argue for the quality of the last season when the actors themselves are giving you warnings in every interview they have done.

There is not a damned thing wrong with people who are bull shitters.

He did also say he loved the script of the last season.

Weird, I see Dolphin looking in my asshole

Props to the actors for that. I’m glad I don’t care about Star Wars. It’s in pretty bad hands

Give Vince Gilligan and the crucial actors left a blank check to make season 9 and fix this fucking mess.

Well he wants to keep working.

I really do believe we’ll be seeing, hearing, and reading MANY first hand stories about this season for a very long time.

Btw, that season 8 hbo doc is going to be so cringeworthy.

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He is struggling with Better Call Saul now.

There is not a damned thing wrong with people who are bull shitters.