[Book Spoilers] Biggest laugh of the episode?

[StannisandDaeny]

I know it's odd, but when Joffrey said the word "charity" in that conversation it sounded like the first time he'd ever said that out loud, and that he was barely aware of the concept. I lol'd

I noticed that, too. What a brilliant guy Jack Gleeson is.

[Warden of the North121]

Definitely the Unsullied slave trader (Kraznys?). Can't wait for Drogon and co. to burn his ass though.

[Mark Antony]

Yeah Joffrey probably made me laugh the most

[Top Notch Balanter]

"Tell the old man he smells of piss."

"...Really, my lord?"

"NO, NOT REALLY!"

Ha.

Still bothered by the fact that Missandei is a grown woman, though. I sense a lesbian scene between her and Dany is approaching, and I am not happy.

Well Dany and Irri get a bit jiggidy in the books and well that can't happen in the show so while not essential for Dany to go lesbian it is still relevant to her arc

Back on topic the Tyrion comment about Cersei being as funny as Pycellle was class

[wolverine]

I don't have the Bronn mancrush that most of you sport, but his confronting the Kingsguard was pretty sweet.

I also liked the "should I tell him that" part too.

[~Shiera Seastar~]

Joffrey looked like he's in a manic withdrawal - he seemed to want to unleash his inner craziness and punish someone but can't do it with the Tyrells around. The dinner scene was awkward, and kinda funny..

[StannisandDaeny]

I found it slightly amusing when Cersei told Margaery she could use some armour in her dress when she's queen, perhaps even before her marriage and then looks at Joffrey in a 'come on, beat her!' kind of way. It's somehow funny how disturbed she is.

[wolverine]

I found it slightly amusing when Cersei told Margaery she could use some armour in her dress when she's queen, perhaps even before her marriage and then looks at Joffrey in a 'come on, beat her!' kind of way. It's somehow funny how disturbed she is.

Never thought of that, but yeah, she is one sick bitch.

[Mistress of Lemon Cakes]

As someone already mentioned, some of Lena's facial expressions as Cersei were hillarious. "What are they doing here?" "To protect me ... I presume?"

[Ciglon]

Still bothered by the fact that Missandei is a grown woman, though. I sense a lesbian scene between her and Dany is approaching, and I am not happy.

Well, they have to make up for the missed opportunity with Dany and Irri onboard the boat, I suppose. :dunno:

[Currawong]

My biggest laugh continues to be Gorgeous Glamorous Ygritte.

I mean, here we are in the frozen world beyond the Wall, where everyone else is swathed in furs and heavy skins, looking like people who somehow survive in this tough environment, with ice and snow in their hair, their beards, their eyebrows ... and Ygritte just swans along with her hood thrown back to reveal a complexion so gloriously perfect that she looks more like a model on a Paris catwalk parading the latest line in winter furs than any sort of Wildling woman! Come on makeup guys - if you can uglify the gorgeous Gwendoline Christie as Brienne, and manage to make Catelyn look as though she is a woman ageing under the cares of a woman who's lost her husband and most of her family, then surely you can do a better job with Wildling Ygritte.

[Florina Laufeyson]

Jon falling to his knees and saying "your Grace!" to Tormund. But him doing that in general was hilarious.

[Lady Octarina]

Whenever Littlefinger is in a scene in an episode, the biggest laugh is always his creepy behavior. I know it shouldn't be, but still, the only time I lol'ed the whole episode, especially because of his voice.

[Shadow on the Wall]

Salladhor Saan's thing about having Davos as a guest of honour at all four of his weddings made me chuckle. That and Joffrey trying to say charity. Hilarious.

[Currawong]

I found it slightly amusing when Cersei told Margaery she could use some armour in her dress when she's queen, perhaps even before her marriage and then looks at Joffrey in a 'come on, beat her!' kind of way. It's somehow funny how disturbed she is.

Oh, there were so many layers of meaning in that reference to 'armour'! Loved it. And loved Cersei's expression - you can almost feel the daggers.

[Osric]

"Sir Taryn Mant" jajajajjaja

[Ser Dermett Corbray]

Thought of another. Joffrey sat in the back of that litter with a handkerchief in a comedy-villain pose. Made me chuckle, that did. Such a haughty, little cunt is Joffy.

[TomBadgerlock]

"I don't even know how much I'm paying you know!"

"Which means you can afford it"

and, of course

"At what point does it become treason to waste the king's time?"

[The Ghost of Winter]

I was amused when Joffrey was staring at Margaery when she was with the orphan kids.

It's like he was thinking: "What is this, being nice?" He looked a bit jealous though too at the same time.

[LordStoneheart]

I loved when Margaery's hand maiden said "You'll ruin your dress."

Her face lights up and she says "I have others."

This season's Margaery captures the one we're shown in the books so well... I always did suspect she was more like she was portrayed in last season. Also, her and Loras at the dinner scene was perfect. They just looked so sugary happy, so Tyrell.

Also, it's not exactly "funny" but I LOVED the scene with Ros and Shae where Ros tells Shae to protect her. I see others giving hate for it, but I never really thought about the fact that Ros might know Sansa. And "the bells rang all day when she was born"? Loved it! I like Shae and Sansa together. I really prefer Ros not having scenes, but if she has to be I like this way.