^ she was a spoiled little girl before leaving the north for KL. she knew nothing of how the world works outside of winterfell.

facing the harsh realities forced to her grow up really fast (or die). she's has become a strong, independent and attractive woman. i don't get the hate.

Lannisters don't have an army nearby?

Regardless, if Lannister army > Tyrell, it's a pretty dicey move at best. Especially if a Lannister survives, ESPECIALLY knowing midget survives regardless.

Can't wait for the German dubbed Hodor scene btw #CringingInAdvance

I think I saw him slide underneath a dumpster.

That's a pretty great Rick and Morty cross joke

1) The Shield season 5 finale.

thanks, i'd like to think of myself as a ms paint kinda guy and this is currently the one i'd want on my tombstone

so i guess next season will be the last, which is why there's quite a lot of pacing this season? fantastic episode, that last scene was brutal and amazingly well made

Would it matter if an Army is nearby ? How long would it take, to take every Lannister in KL hostage/kill them ? It would be over before they even could mobilize their army. Tyrion is on the other side of the world, shunned by his family. Even if he decided to claim Casterly Rock and take revenge, first he would have to know about it, that's probably going to be a couple days, then he would need to go back, without an army(Danys ships burned) which I guess is going to be a couple weeks(No idea how far away he is).

All without knowing if the Lannister army will even support him, they might already serve the Tyrells as they are the richest House in Westeros anyways, what else but money do they have to fight for. And as Varys said, "power lies were we think it lies" and that's gonna be undisputedly the Tyrells then.

The Tyrells already moved against the Lannisters before by killing Joffrey with LF, so why not just get rid of them alltogether now.

it's unclear but I'm guessing there are more around

sort of like asking if there are more giants around...North of the Wall is a huge place and nobody really knows what's up there

I don't think it's been decided but I've heard 7 or 8 seasons was the target. So that means prob 15-25 more episodes. Depends how they pace it but either could be reasonable.

No doge No Hodor.

They know, m8s.

I assume though it only counts if someone on the list dies, so if they really knew, they would put Hodor, but will bad odds so all the other bets would lose.

are those odds updating every week ?

MASSIVE SPOILERS

2 more short seasons of 13 episodes total is what their last official comment was. Doesn't mean it can't change.

Brann better do something pretty damn important here soon, he's gotten a lot of people killed hauling his crippled ass around.

1. Fry's dog Seymour on Futurama
2. Hodor
3. Col. Henry Blake

new deathpool odds aren't up yet, but the bets from last week are all still live since Hodor wasn't on the list.

If Hodor was on the list would it have paid out?

I never liked Colonel Blake that much. Kind of a tool. I was sad when Gary died on thirtysomething, a largely forgotten but once semi-important show.

This Hodor episode did seem pretty landmark.

That makes no sense at all. Yara hears about the alliance her uncle proposes seeking, and she's like "sounds good, let me beat him there!" Except, her uncle has traveled the world, and presumably has some contacts to get his plan in motion. Yara otoh knows nothing outside of the Isles, and doesn't know anything about Dany except what her uncle outlined. If they head to Mereen, it wouldn't make a lick of sense. Otoh, Theon knows Sansa and Jon (who is probably not sympathetic, lol), she knows where she went, and that she wants help. That makes a lot of sense. Another option is just some place we don't know about yet that Yara has some diplomatic ties to, but without having expanded on that beforehand I don't think it works.

Obviously she wants to retake the Isles.

How about... she helps Sansa/Jon retake Winterfell. In return, they help her retake the Isles. And, she marries Jon. Heh.

I'm surprised some people dislike Sansa. She's one of the best characters in the show imo. That wasn't always true, but her arch is extremely well done, possibly better than any other character. I think she's been the most interesting character of this season tbh.