Subrookie

Like you, I don't think Tony is anything like Russell. But, Tony's paranoia is going to cost him jury votes. His scorched earth game strategy would make him a decent goat to bring to the final 3. Breaking up the 6, which affects their game play, voting out LJ after he played an idol for Tony, etc. doesn't endear you to the jury. Maybe its the editing, but it appears that only Trish can see through all this and how it affects the other people in their alliance. I was dissapointed that Woo and Spencer seemed to just roll along with everything Tony was suggesting. I can see why Tony would want to get LJ off, having a lot of strong men or women left is potentially dangerous, but this didn't appear to be the right time to make the move he did last night.

I haven't really seen this discussed anywhere because the wedding was such a big part of the last episode, but Bran's vision was confusing. All I got out of it was a dragon flying over Kings Landing, I assume some allusions that winter is coming, and a few shots of Ned Starks face. I did start to wonder about the dragon. If Bran is a Worg, and Worgs can control animals, couldn't Bran conceivably control one of the dragons?

I went back and watched some of the shows from Season 1 and 2 after this finale. I was until a few years ago mostly a casual watcher of HIMYM, but realized after watching some great episodes again like "The Pinapple Incident" and "Slap Bet" that I must have watched this show more than I thought originally. I can't believe how good it was in it's first 2 or 3 seasons. This finale (and the entire last season) didn't do the characters or the show due justice. I feel lucky to have seen those early episodes when they first came out, but the way the ended the show just makes me angry.

"So, where are all the TWOPers? Not too many comments on this ep." I mostly lurk over there. I'll probably stop now and move here full time. I wouldn't be surprised if we see him in the season finale again. I liked the episide and was completely creeped out by the last scene with Lizzy and her husband. Reminded me of a scene in the Nicole Kidman movie "Dead Calm" where she has feignes wanting to have sex with the man who set her husband adrift in the sea so she could try and kill him but gets caught up in the situation and ends up having to. Creepy. I read a lot of comments about previous episodes where people complain she doesn't have much range, I'm not saying she's a great actor but she did portray anger fairly well here.

I'm not sure I follow why it would have mattered to M/L if B/R had been eliminated in the previous leg. I agree they didn't see anyone but when no other teams were on their morning flight they had to know they were last. I suppose they could have thought it may be the NEL but I wouldn'tbe surprised if production let them skip the last RB because they at that time were likely over 6 hours behind everyone else. If you look at their faces when they stepped on the mat it was clear they knew they were done.