Yes, Danny's brother remarried. What's that have to do with Danny again?

A couple of insignificant things.

One of the most irritating scenes they seem to put in any period piece is when they have people sharpening knives and swords on a big lumpy stone wheel rotating slowly. It's like something out of The Flinstones, and is probably the worst possible way to hone an edge. For something so insignificant it manages to grate on me every time.

Gendry, in certain light with with certain facial expressions, looks for all the world like Bill Paxton reincarnated. It's in the eyes and brow.

swords from the middle ages were never sharpened at all. they were left chisel-sharp so that the edges would remain intact when bashed against armor and other swords.

Yeah, that's a secondary, or ancillary, point. My main beef is, it's just such wanker space work.

Reminds me of the dock sweeper dude in Quantum of Solace

http://i.imgur.com/nARUTK9.gif

She doesn't have to sack the city, just crush the Lannister army and take King's Landing. Then she can send the Dothraki back to Essos.

Who's going to challenge her claim once they get a good look at her dragons?

Aegon the conqueror did it and there are still Targaryen loyalists in Westeros 300 years later.

It'd be amazing to see Cersei die because of a complication during the pregnancy.

He wouldn't have caught that regardless because he had no way of knowing that Jon Snow was their love child. That tidbit was fan service.

Plot Twist! It's The Mountain's Zombie-love baby!

I wonder if we are going to see the "shame" nun again.

Maybe, though he'd have been interested in Lyanna Stark being married to Rhaegar and would certainly have told Jon about it.

Ehhh....it's still going to take a leap. The only person that can bring this information up and not have it look like a huge leap is Bran.

my biggest peeve so far in the series was when Ice was re-forged. The way the show presented it, the sword was melted down and then cast into the shape of a pair of new swords. the Lannister smith detroyed the pattern welds in the Valyrian steel. I get that they did that so it would play for TV but that's so irritating.

Here's how it'll go down:

Bran will tell Jon (eventually) that he's the son of Rhaegar and Lyanna. Jon won't really believe him. Sam will then remember hearing something about Prince Rhaegar's annulment, dig up the book that his wife had, find the passage and discover the truth and then present it to Jon, causing a rift between Danny and Jon. That'll be next season though. That's my theory at least.

Why would the Iron Bank continue to help Cersei? Once she pays them back they have no incentive to loan to her again, given the terrible strategic position she's in.

"Oh, the only reason you're still here is that your vastly more powerful enemy doesn't want the bad PR of immolating you? Sounds like you're a good bet."

Ahem!! [straightens tie], IIRC I complained about that the night it aired!!