Lord Balbi

I loved how everyone kind of close their eyes in the moment of the explosion except for the old alchemist (forgot his name). His eyes are wide open in amusement like "I did this".

Peter Dinklage deserves a honorary oscar for that. After all, it`s not tv...

Well said. They deserve it.. even the end credits was awesome.

Awesome, awesome, awesome... I will always remember that green wildfire explosion. It was one of the best things I have ever seen on tv. When the credits started rolling I couldn`t believe 55 minutes had passed.

Loved the episode. Best one so far :) I was thinking about the writers decision to hide Bran's and Rickon's "deaths" from Robb and Cathelyn. I know this is quite controversial but it makes sense for me from a tv show point of view. I know a lot of people thinks this change affected their motivations as characters but: 1. How would we believe Robb could be romantically involved with someone right after finding out both their brothers are dead? If you have pages and pages of inner dialoge or if you just don't have to show it it's easier but I agree with the people saying we need to see Robb's falling in love. I just can't imagine any believable "love" scene after that. And (in my patetic opinion) I guess thats the main reason they changed it. 2. But I guess this also works for Cathelyn. I agree that makes a lot of sense to free Jaime as a desperate act after finding out two of your sons are dead but works as well to know they are captive and the Kingslayer isn't going to survive the night. Then, what was going to happen with their daughers? It seems good enough for me. Can't wait for Blackwater! Edit: grammar