Greywolf2375

maybe they should frame all the scenes in jail cells.

HOT PIE!!

wow, that wound is festering really quickly on his neck.

haven't had much of an opinion of Daario up to now...just not feeling the overt swagger that he is sposed to have.

Tyrion still showing he doesn't understand the whore relationship....Bronn spells it out for him. Another great scene in jail.

If Grenn can see the upside of the plan, and you disagree with it....yikes...

nitpick....not a lot of blood on that dagger for the sound made.

so...not nudity...but the point of the spilling intestines scene was what?

almost matching scars for the brothers...of course, Jaime's makes him dashing...Tyrions makes him uglier. though I guess this discussion does sort of take away - based on what he just said - about admitting to Tyrion killing Joffrey later on.

There are a few pairs that I could watch for hours. These two are right there.

Whole lot of past scenes brought up...crossroads of all the plot at one point!

If it is just the two of them, how do they talk away the fact that Lysa is now dead? Someone is going to get the blame for that - if it is just the two of them in the room it has to be one of them. The same way it was found in the book - there was a purple smear in the necklace, in the show there probably was a blue smear. Agreed, this trial is for Tyrion and Sansa has been named, but given that they found the body (somehow) and the necklace it would seem important enough to bring up that she is still being looked for. why would Tywin be afraid Jaime will be chosen? He only has one hand and even though no one is supposed to know how bad he is, everyone does know he was right handed.

Been answered, but no...was the goat and we will probably see another get presented before we get a child. would like more build up, but there's only so much time. She doesn't need to - all she needs to do is reinforce what everyone is already thinking about him. Regicide & kinslaying are obviously worse, but all she needed to do was show in another light how Tyrion was always about Tyrion and his needs. that's the point...he didn't know any of them, yet his actions saved them. None of them know him, yet they are all comdemning him... Sure it does, it is a perfect opportunity for Oberyn to give Tywin a big FUCK YOU. When he finds out that the champion is Gregor, it makes it even better. Everyone is Tywins servant. Bad analogy. Everyone is subservient to Tywin and always have been... So instead of making more comments on it, put the person on ignore so you don't have to see them. That poster has every right to complain about the nudity as Stannis fans have to complain about his characterization.

Yep, he just found the perfect eff-U to Tywin.

I know the episodes go quickly, but it's 8 of. WTF?

C'mon...give us the giant line!

Well...except for one small problem with that great plan...

Dontos body was found?

missed the 1v1 conversations with Varys. He just owns the scenes he is in.

Poor Mace. He has no chance.

for a dude who has been beaten, castrated, whipped, mistreated, malnourished...Theon/Reek is still pretty built.

I know the pauses are for dramatic effect, but why didn't the Yara attack while Ramsay was monologuing?

CGI of his hand looked poor. Stannis...that is more how negotiating is done.

Wow...rough group to get a mortgage from.

It's a 7 for me. Crasters I thought was handled a little poorly - Bran's decisioning, the Snow fight. Hodors incredible healing skills; I liked much of the Vale but thought some things were a change for the poorer (niece v daughter, Robins relationship with LF) I liked that Cersei was trying to play the game but was frankly see through in her efforts.