Book of the Stranger | Game of Thrones Pisstake (Season 6 Episode 4)

“I want to know how a Khaleesi tastes like.” ~Husband of a Khaleesi

Season 6, where destroying important cultural and religious structures gets a, "No biggie, wanna be in charge of us?" from the locals.

I always thought Littlefinger just has his clever sayings crocheted on the pillows in his brothels and that’s how Tyrion knows them. 🤣 Or he just walks around saying them like an NPC.

Is that THE most compelling and pace-quickening character the High Sparrow I see in the thumbnail?

Calling Sweet Robin “The King of Calcium” is too fucking much

D&D Logic: You can dodge murder charge by confidently saying "I did, I killed him/her".

2 pisstakes in 1 week? Glimbus you’re spoiling us…

"Fart and walk away" was the initial plot summary D&D wrote for Season 8.

Can you imagine how bad their "Confederate" show would have been based on the understanding of politics, class divide, and socioeconomics they displayed in this episode?

"Vote now on your phone" I vote that a Khal's wife is a Shogun's Brother.

D&D: Make the show main focus on “Game of Thrones” instead of “A Song of Ice and Fire”. Also D&D: Didn’t give a shit about consequences of reckless political decisions like blowing up the vatican with a pope in it or giving a total independence to one state while denying freedom to the other two who’re known for rebellions. No riots, no revolutions or the birth of new factions in civil war. Something that is a realistic portrayal of, you know, a game of thrones.

Well, you see. Petyr can't kill Royce with a bolt to the heart, because every time we see him from season one he's wearing that steel breastplate. He never takes it off. plothole explained

Since when is “ride horse/wave arakh” not a nuanced character trait, hmm?

Devil's advocate: its possible both Baelish and Tyrion quote a third party, some thinker well read guys like them both heard of

Who else loved Margaery and Loras’ arcs in this season becoming religious hoboes and then exploding?

I find it hilarious that Danny thinks that fire is the answer to everything, yet in the show it actually never fails to solve her problems.

Loving the progressive drain the show is having on how many jokes you bring to each video. It's like watching your soul and inherent joy being murdered in real time.

I really like and I find it logical beyond question that Davos goes berserk mode about Shireen and wanting to kill Melisandre, but when it comes to Tyrion, the man that killed his own son, he finds him a charmer. WP D&D

The problem with the inferno building for me is that we've already established that khals are hardcore warriors that take shit from no-one. Danny isn't a fighter. As soon as she starts to physically threaten them, pushing over the first brazier... she'd get beaten down by the khals, whom we've already established have contempt for her. Instead they cower like scared chickens, something the Dothraki are never shown to do any other time. Hell, you wouldn't even need to be a hardbitten warrior to take three steps forward and stop someone pushing over more braziers...

Don't be so hard on post-season 4 Tyrion, all that sailing and constant drinking in a wooden crate gave him brain damage