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So, this is the knife that Littlefinger later claims was won off of him by Tyrion. Did Tyrion ever actually confirm that, or just didn't deny it? As we know, Lyza and Littlefinger poisoned Jon Arryn and then sent a message to Cat pointing at the Lannisters. It's been a month since Bran fell, which means there is time for Littlefinger to find out. So maybe he plotted this whole thing to stir more unrest between the Starks and Lannisters (north and south).

I forgot how awful his hair was the first season.

Binged all three seasons. I loved it, but I definitely reached my limit of slow motion walking.

Should these threads be labeled as rewatch threads so that future unsullied don't get spoiled?

They're twins. Arya said it when he took off his helmet. Speaking of helmets. The Hound's didn't look big enough to fit his huge head and all that hair.

Ned is surprisingly malleable. Even though he executed the deserter, he still took his warning to heart. Then he acquiesced when Jon Snow wanted to save the direwolves and regarding becoming the Hand. I felt sorry for King Robert's horse.

I was a little zoned out during the pre-murder part, but was completely enthralled by everything that happened after.

I wish they had declared Sansa Queen of the North so that there could be a battle of the four queens.

I don't think this is the car at all. He's being manipulative. His behavior at the end was very rapey and threatening, and I think Pennsatucky saw that. Poussey was arrested for trespassing and possession. I think that empty lot she was in with the improv group wad probably where it happened. So, her look at the camera was her lady moment of her normal life before the shit hit the fan.

If you want more of the guy who plays Jaqen, check out Crossing Lines on Netflix. It also had William Fitchner and Donald Sutherland.

A lot of action happened off screen this episode. It seemed kind of deliberate. I was disappointed we didn't get to see the Blackfish battle. Glad Brienne made it out alive... and Pod. Cersei has completely lost Tommen. Enjoy is next in line after him, anyway? Is it Margery?

How did this air on NBC with all the swearing and boobs?

Didn't he also lose his hand?

Most of these people have been found. Will Gendry every come back?

I felt like part of the bench routine was straight up ripped from SYTYCD.

Lots of action, but I hate paradoxes (paradoxen?). I still wept for Hodor. That sucked. Sansa is still stupid. I was confused by that whole business. Brienne said she didn't like leaving Sansa alone, but then they all left together. I'm bored with Arya's whole thing. Also, that dick shot totally doesn't count. The new red priestess had the same choker. Is she old, too?

I assume Jorah and Daario decked the halls with gasoline (or the Essos equivalent). Not sure why that Kahls didn't smell it.

Wow, loved this one. I guess the theme was family reuniting. Our maybe just reuniting in general. So sad about Osha. She was one of my favorites. Ramsey will get his eventually, just like Jeffrey, Stannis, and annoying Targ brother whose name I totally forgot. I guess Danny added another title to her name. Does Robin remind anyone of Barry Manilow?

I liked Leith. If I had iTunes is consider downloading that. Hannah can sure wear a jumpsuit. Bryan and Nick are the worse for me. I keep forgetting they exist.

This episode bored me a bit. Is there a point to Frankenstein's Mountain beyond being broody and intimidating? I was confused by the trial by combat plan. Who are they wanting to fight? Not enough Brienne.

I was confused, I thought the red team trainer said he ran the tower the day before. Wasn't the white team the last to run?

I feel like the whole tone of those commercials is "yeah, we don't know why Paul Giamatti is doing this either. "

Who is David Stuart?

I think the point of the flashback is to show us that Hodor once spoke, which may mean he'll speak again. People seeing him as a mute half-wit probably means they wouldn't think twice about what they say or do in front of him. If he starts speaking again, he'll have lots of secrets to tell. I really hope the show isn't wasting time developing characters who are long gone.

It wasn't that long ago that Jaime raped his twin sister next to his father's corpse, so I'm not ready to view him as anything-er.