Winterfell catering is a crack unit.

That actually makes more sense than anything else they've done. He's a pirate with decades of battle experience. He's owned everybody at sea, as it should be.

Actually, now that I think about it, the dumbest part of the whole episode is how did ANYBODY survive Euron's ambush? He could have had a dozen archers waiting on the beach to mop up the stragglers and taken Tyrion's head back to Cersei in a box. She would have probably consented to buttsex after that.

Tormund deserves a spinoff where we see him going on adventures and getting into shenanigans.

Holy ****. Was not expecting the dragon to get taken out so suddenly. Or Jamie to drop that dick off and just peace out. LMAO

****. What a great episode. On edge the whole time. Thought Bronn was about to kill them both.

Stoked.

Or Bronn finding where Jaime and Tyrion were up north when they happened to be alone for plot reasons.

SHIT. I have no idea how Drogon is even worth shit now. They have that place covered with dragon cannons. LMAO

This is going to be epic.

However, the most infuriating part was not getting to see the reactions of Sansa and Arya when Bran dropped the cousin bomb on them. ****ers! :#

I haven't cussed that loud at the TV since the last time I saw Sutton's defense on the field.

Well that was.... weird..

Dragonglass armor for Drogon. Euron sees this. Shits.

Dany Dracarys’ all of King’s Landing.

Hell, it's the same goddamn projectile that killed Viserion. Stupid bitch needs for it to happen TWICE to get the message?

Yeah, that was more than a little convenient.

Such an unceremonious end for Ghost and Rhaegal. I'm not one to complain about tactics in television, but setting up shop on Dragonstone just makes no ****ing sense. You literally have to sail by Dragonstone to get to King's Landing. It's like a stone's throw from King's Landing and Cersei's got the greatest fleet on Planetos. idk, I think I just really want Cersei to die now and I'm starting to get agitated that it isn't happening.

I will say they're doing a good job with Daenerys' descent into madness. Losing two of her dragons, most of her Dothraki and Unsullied, Jorah, Missandei, getting absolutely no love from Westeros, finding out Jon's got a stronger claim to the throne. Everywhere she's gone she's basically been able to wrest power- but not in the only place that she's ever truly desired it.

Didn't Tyrion council her to stay in Essos? Seems like it would of been the smart thing to do....

This entire season and the end of last season is the protagonists succumbing to plot induced stupidity over and over and over until Cersei has a level playing field.