I read all the comments and saw no one give props to my favorite line of the night: "I buried an ax so deep in his head they buried him with it." HAH! I laughed really hard and wrecked the moment... totally worth it.

I haven't read the books so maybe my opinion doesn't matter, but I felt that the Asha character matched very well with a woman who could rule over a bunch of men, whether they were on her ship or in her bed.

Pretty awesome. Like Captain America got frozen but woke up north of the wall... and in the thirty of forty years it took for him to become a knight he turned into a fat, slobbering alcoholic. Holy shit Tony Stark... I just blew my own nerd brain...

Having not read the books, I thought they made an allusion to Bran being connected to wolves when he woke up the exact moment his sister's wolf was killed by Ned. A life for a life as it were....

I'm not ashamed to say that I'm really excited about this. The whole TV "news" issue really frustrates the hell out of me and I want to see it explored. Also, I loved the West Wing but being in seventh grade when it started it was mostly (completely) out of my depth. Within a few years I could grasp more of it but the show had turned to shit. Hopefully this time around I'll have some idea on what's going on in at least one non-romance based plot line...

So... I write new comments on the bottom but read new comments at the top.... hrrmmm...

Totally expected a second slap. A good omage to Tyrion's double/triple(?) slap from last season. But I guess it was also a good moment for everyone to be "OOOOOOOH fuck she's lost control."

Did anyone else keep screaming at Daenarys to feed the horse to the dragons? They want fresh meat, not jerky! FOOL! Don't let those adorable babies starve... put your late hubbies gift to good use and let the dragon feast begin!

What about Christina Applegate? Did she inhale too much Sex Panther and die?

Hubby says "The Trouble with Tribbles". "Anything specific about that episode?" "Oh, they know...."