Steelborn

Wights. Not the Night's King or any other White Walker.

I don't think the Night's King would care that much about one of his minions when he has already hundreds of thousands and 7 (?) potential zombies right in front of him.

This. It has been happening since season 4, they keep showing random battles against the wights, each time making them look more useless than before. The feeling of hype is just not there anymore. Granted, the ice dragon was a clever idea, even though they had to twist the bends of a logical plotline for that to be possible.

How can a prince's annulment and another marriage be on a random book hidden in the citadel?

3/10 Can't think of a worse episode. At least the ones in which nothing happened in earlier seasons were well written.

He will bend the knee, but to do something entirely different.

Olenna said fighting was never their strength. Also, how much of the Tyrell army was in Highgarden? Not to mention that some bannermen may have followed Tarly for some reason.

6/10 Damn, the Westerosi civil war is just not so interesting as it was in the beginning.

Reek, it rhymes with fuck you HBO.

I had the same doubt, but that makes sense. I dig it.

7. Much better than last week's but Reek resurfacing is bullshit!

bumping

6/10 I never expect much from the first episodes anyway, they're usually only set up.

They are reportedly adapting Hush and Death in the Family into two animated movies too. Hush is fine, but I can see DITF having the same problems Killing Joke had. It's a simple and not very much complex story, I don't think we need a full film based on it. Besides, Under the Red Hood already told that plot in a very effective way. We shall see.

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