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As soon as he stabbed her, I realized how expected it was. I kept waiting for something surprising to happen, but sadly it didn't.

Dexter would have been better if someone had been smart enough to end it at the storm.

She had three options. 1. Fly off and attack from the rear unexpectedly. Those ballistas may swivel, but it's hard to shoot through a mast. 2. Gain altitude and put the dragon between the sun and the ships. This is how fighters used to attack because it's impossible to aim with the sun in...

How you can be surprised when you command the air is beyond me. Especially by wooden ships with canvas sails. Why she wouldn't have flown around and attacked from the rear is puzzling.

So Euron's fleet is transporting Cersei's mercenaries in wooden ships. That doesn't seem like a great idea when your opponent has dragons.

That is the single most underrated cinematic debate ever filmed. There should be a German word to describe it.

This right here. Willing suspension of disbelief.

Well if some random guy who's been here for all of fifteen minutes and has such an eloquent way with words thinks so, then who am I to argue?

No argument there. Never discount dumb luck.

That was justified that earlier. He's the only who's actually killed a white walker.

Its not like they didn't know fallen soldiers would become soldiers for the other side. Why would you have just one fire trench? I'd want to slow down their approach as much as possible.

Wait for it.

The writers follow the same story arc as Walking Dead. As soon as someone starts to find happiness or make plans, they're dead. RIP Grey Worm.