Statman

https://www.reddit.com/r/freefolk/comments/bjqd6n/translation_of_latest_friki_dr_video_and_a_friend/

So Friki apparently got 99% of it right and you bitch about the one thing that likely got moved during the editing process? Okay. Your standards are much higher than mine.

I love restaurant wars because that’s how real life restaurants actually work. If I wanted to watch chefs cook in perfect environments with all the time in the world to prep and serve their dishes then I would not watch TV because that show doesn’t exist.

Who died in this episode as a result of Sunny’s actions besides Chau’s archer who he gave orders to spare?

Has a show ever dragged out a MacGuffin as long as this one has?

Can't wait to see Hunter. Hope he sticks around for a few episodes. The Spy's Goodbye scene when he and Bobbi departed the show still brings a tear to my eye.

Gimple will spend 3-4 minimum milking Carl’s death. The pacing on this she is horrendous.

According to the spoilers, only Davos.

I do agree that Sansa is acting a bit out of character, but my belief is that she's hopefully playing a long con to get Littlefinger to show his true colors. It was just strange to me that she went from chastising Jon to praising him as an effective leader so quickly. That coupled with her line about knowing what Littlefinger wants makes be think that she's simply baiting him into do something stupid, thus giving her a reason to get rid of him once and for all, but after she has extracted some usefulness from him.

That could be every Northern House because they all lost family members in the Red Wedding. Besides, what are the Freys going to do? Send assassins to take everyone remaining in the Northern Houses?

Any remaining Freys would have no idea who poisoned everyone in the room. Arya didn't say her name to the woman left to pass the message along - she just said that the North remembers and Winter came for the Freys. Besides, even if those women survivors recognized Arya Stark, who is going to believe that Walder Frey removed his face and became Arya Stark? Those women probably don't even know that Faceless Men exist.

How do we know that he didn't? And if he did, it's pretty logical that they went running for the hills when they saw three dragons and hundreds of ships approaching.

You keep saying this but there is nothing in the books nor the TV show that indicates that Arya wants to kill Jaime. He's not even on her kill list.

I have 7A saved on my DVR, but haven't gotten around to watching those shows yet. Based on the 7B spoilers, I may just take a pass on this season because the second half sounds terrible.

Sack. Of. Highgarden. Gold. From. Dorne. After. Sandsnakes. Die.

I am comic book reader, but I can't stand Negan in the comic books. Kirkman LOVES the character so we got a 50 comics worth of him and the Saviors. I just got sick of reading about him so I stopped buying the comics and just read the recaps. If the show is going to drag out the Negan storyline as long as the comics did, then I am out and will just be reading the recaps from this forum.

Kara not shooting Shaw when she had a clear shot ranks up there with long villain monologue as a ridiculous plot device. Only two more episodes left so I totally expect this season to end on a cliffhanger with the James back in US waters and Chandler about to become the first overlord/President in US history.

Javi hasn't broken a single spoiler that wasn't already out there so forgive me if I don't buy into any of his so called spoilers.

I totally agree. Keep in mind that Littlefinger has, among other things,: 1. Betrayed Ned and caused him to end up getting beheaded despite telling Catelyn that he's going to aid the Starks; 2. Married her off to a psychopathic rapist; 3. Participated in a plot to poison Joffrey; and 4. Pushed her aunt Lysa out of the moon door and then convinced Sansa to lie about. With regard to #3 and #4, it's not the result that matters as Sansa is likely 100% on board with those actions, but Littlefinger clearly reveals himself to be a devious backstabber and Sansa knows it. What makes Sansa think that Littlefinger will actually bring the Vale army to support her when his actions historically has shown her that he is not a man of his word.

Again, House Dustin does absolutely nothing in the book to support the Starks. In fact, their soldiers are on the side of House Bolton and she herself is an adviser to Roose. It is SUSPECTED that Lady Dustin is playing a long game due to her overly enthusiastic hatred of Ned and her weird desire to tour the Stark crypts, but there is nothing in the books that indicate that she or her House has done anything to undermine the Boltons and the Freys presently at Winterfell. The constant quotes to "Ned's girl" from a open source wiki still don't reference any overt action to support the Starks. Yeah, the Wulls, Liddles and other Mountain Clans provide support, but it's to Stannis, not the Starks. If the clans were so intent on doing something to save "Ned's girl" then they are as heck didn't show it because it took a Southerner in Stannis to get them mobilized to fight.

I ask again, what other Northern Houses besides House Manderly did anything overtly to aid the Starks? Jon advising Stannis about recruiting the Mountain Clans has nothing to do with the North Remembers. Jon specifically tells Stannis that he needs to go visit the clans in person, praise them for their bravery and command them to fight for STANNIS, not the Starks. House Glover provides some support to STANNIS only after he liberates Deepwood Motte from the Ironborn. Supporting Stannis, a Southerner, is not the same thing as supporting the Starks.

Besides House Manderly, what other Northern Houses has done anything to indicate that they support the North Remembers movement? People keep saying that the show has glossed over the North Remembers, but in the books, no one besides Manderly does jack shit to help the Starks. Heck, that line is only said by three people in the published books (Robb, Lady Dustin, Lord Manderly) so what exactly is this "The North Remembers element" that I am missing here.

I am guessing that Jon is referring to the fact he believes the Starks are still likely opposed by the Lannisters, Tyrells, Martells, and every other major house out there. He has no idea of the brewing issues in King's Landing and probably believes (rightfully so) that the Lannisters aren't going to take too kindly to the fact that he just killed their Warden of the North and eradicated a major ally of theirs (the Boltons).

Frikidoctor has a new video out where he "predicts" what is going to happen in 6x03. Not sure if he is just covering his ass by calling them "predictions," but they sound pretty detailed. FrikiDoctor Video

The Hound was never Robert's personal guard. His only interaction with Robert in both the books and the show is when he stops on Robert's command during his fight with the Mountain.