St. Apathy

You are both cute. And Red is also adorable in his way.

Littlefinger is the absolute king of offscreen teleportation.

I seriously sometimes wonder if he or Varys have a twin that shares their identity.

The Saint of Killers flashbacks are hella ropey. I'm guessing the big reveal of the season finale is that he's still around as heaven's bounty hunter.

Now that was a finale. Not sure if earned or not, but that was a finale.

He shall overthrow the mighty and lay waste their temples! He shall overthrow the mighty and lay waste their temples! He shall redeem the despised and wreak vengeance in the name of the burned and the tortured! His power is stronger than stronger! His might shall last longer than longer! The year is One!

Hail, Adrian!

Yeah, I keep seeing claims that Sansa is the clever squirrel but from where I'm sitting she just played a card that had presented itself to her, in doing so indebting herself to a treacherous and lecherous twatbeard.

No one walked away from this mess looking pretty.

That too. Or, idk, he could have kicked them.

The episode is wonderfully shot, acted, scored, choreographed, etc. Its a shame the writing has been shit for a while.

I quite like Jon. And yeah, it was insane that he charged into a trap like that, that's nothing compared to the contrivances pulled off to get them to this point.

For whatever reason, Sansa keeps completely mum about the army of the Vale waiting in the wings. For whatever reason, Sansa doesn't warn Jon about Ramsay's propensity for shenanigans except on the eve of battle and in the vaguest of terms.

And I'm pretty disappointed that all the talk of Ramsay's use of fear being his weakness as well as his strength being for nothing.

The episode all around made Jon look bad.

Yeah I'm not finding myself compelled to keep turning in, gonna trade wait.

It was okay.

I can avoid the paper, at least.

I dislike the sun.

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I don't remember how to post videos.

I'm guessing a multiple location shoot is probably unfeasible for the first season, especially given the potentially alienating premise. But I found the characters of the comic hard to like in the beginning, in part because of how they take the destruction of Jesse's congregation in stride.

Disappointed over the lack of saint, myself.

Do you reckon the vampire hunters from the pilot are the grail or something?

I liked the Big Lebowski bit.

So apparently

is the 2nd episode, which isn't out until next sunday, played by Graham McTavish. Love the actor, and his beard, but interesting casting, that.

Well

Hard to tell how things have changed from just the pilot. It isn't by any means a comic to change, but so far the biggest change I think is that

A few minor changes

I liked the pilot it was good.

Y'all figure the vampire hunters on the airplane were supposed to be agents of the grail?

Davos was into Stannis out of longstanding personal loyalty. I don't see it.

Anyroad, episodes this season has been each mostly solid with good reveals, but the last one was the first episode that was really good start to finish. Might be there being no Lannisters and fuck face Bolton and less Daenerys than usual.

Four chapters into Uncharted 4 and it is making me want to go and replay the first three first.

Enjoyed playing Wolfenstein: The Old Blood. Wondering if I'll pick up The New Order, or if I'll finally make a proper go of The Witcher.

But with Uncharted and the Fallout story DLC, I don't think I'll have the time for either.

I thought the premiere was sort of alright, with this episode something of a step down.

Davos has recovered too well from the news of Stannis and Shireen's deaths, and has latched onto Jon for some reason. Still not as bad as the sand snakes plotline.