Harald Hardrada

Reed was badly injured after that cut from Arthur Dayne, hence the absence during Ned's moment with Lyanna.

I believe House Tarly is the third strongest house in the Reach, after the Tyrells and Redwynes. Randyll did fought for the Targaryens during Robert's Rebellion and successfully defeated some of Robert's forces.

Some tributes to the Captain of the Iron Fleet.

Jon is a Targaryen now? looks like he just entered my least favourite list.

I don't think I see an ice dragon, its probably the Night's King mount when he invades Westeros, if he invades Westeros once he defeated the Night's Watch. Don't even need to dig tunnels beneath the Wall.

The show did not mention Domeric Bolton, Roose's trueborn son and heir of the Dreadfort. So they are not truly extinct.

What is the most vicious and terrifying House in Westeros? other than the Umbers and Boltons?

That is the most satisfying death I have seen since the Purple Wedding. An unfortunate end for the Boltons. Hope we can see the same with the Targaryen girl and her annoying dragons.

I bet the Ironborn would get more votes if Ragnar was one of them.

House Greyjoy. Always hated the Mainlanders and their laws.

Explain why so many cool Nords from History's Vikings died, I will blame it on GRRM, he must have been the secret writer of Vikings. lol Who would be Thorin Oakenshield? Tormund Giantsbane or Jon Snow? or perhaps Wun Wun the Giant?

You jest? Sandor/Gregor/the Boltons and some other unseen villainous characters from the books are my favourite. I guess I'm probably one of the few who like the gore part of GOT, over the nudity and other less important stuff.

Jon mother's name was Wylla. Perhaps she was giving birth to Gendry?

Maybe not because he's rowing to the wrong direction...

Clegane brothers in the same episode, one ripped a man's head and the other crushed everyone with his axe? love it!

Perhaps in Season 7 they could introduce the real Vikings of Westeros, the warriors of Skagos. They supposed to be fierce war-like people even more so than the Free Folk, a rival of the Ironborn. I knew HBO wouldn't copied it straight from the books, only some changes they made like Osha and the cannibalistic Thenn in the past seasons. GOT needs berserkers and longships to make it up for the boring political crap of the South.

Except that Westeros smallfolk were not slaves, and they obviously don't like those noble lords rule over their villages and farms. I'm sure they can manage on their own without the Houses and the Iron Throne.

If I was the dude destined to be Rh'llor's chosen or champion of the God Of Death, I will use the power to defeat Dany's army, the Golden Company, the rest of Baratheons, Lannisters, Tyrells, etc. to prevent them from ruling the Seven Kingdoms, then travel North to rally the Northern peasants rising against their arrogant lords and the Walkers, fight/kill the Night's King and pacify the wildlings/giants. After all of the campaigns ended, I return to King's Landing to destroy the Red Keep along with the Iron Throne which is the source of Westeros conflict using Dany's dragons I controlled with a magic horn my men obtained from Valyria, symbolized the fall of tyranny thus finally bring a real peace to Westeros by letting the people rule themselves. When the smallfolk start to say "you, stranger, should be our king, our first true King." I shall respond "I have done my service to the Lord, now it's time to do yours... [stoical tone]" while placing an amulet of Rh'llor into his/her hand, then proceed on Drogon and fly off into the distance.

If the Night King can transform the dragons into wight-dragons with ice breath, literally undead frost dragon, controlling them and make the Wall collapse, better hope there will be a warrior who can slay those creatures and stop the walkers. Westeros need another Joramun and Brandon again. Like Beowulf and Bodvar team up against crazy ice men and their draugr army.

What happened to Brother Ray and those innocent smallfolks? is it the Rh'llor cultists who attacked them? a honest, kind man like him don't deserve that. Somehow I love what is going to happen next... The Hound is back and he is not going to be subtle with the Brotherhood.

Everyone forgot about Gendry Waters already? to this day he is still rowing you know... that must been one hell of a bay.

An unexpected defeat and total annihilation of her army/babies would emotionally distraught Dany, so it's like a final "conquest", her life spared but aren't really alive. She'd be in a cell as trophy wife of the victor (symbolized the end of the Targaryen dynasty) while the unnamed Warrior wed a true noblewomen such as Sansa like you said, though I would prefer a female warrior like Asha/Yara.