Allstar wrote:

Now Where Was I ? wrote:More detailed reaction to the ep

-Bran: great atmosphere, terrific new Children of the Forest design and Van Sydow is such genius casting. Can't wait for next week
-Arya: Who are you? No One? Great... Moving on... (the payoff to that storyline better be good, because except a couple of scenes, it's awful since the beginning of S5)
-Sansa/Theon farewell almost brought tears to my eyes. Great acting from both actors
-Surprised to see Roose going out so soon.
-Dinklage is so good he makes Meereen tolerable. The Dragons scene was amazing
-Really great Lannister family drama in King's Landing.
-Pilou Asbaek looked terrific as Euron. Great scene.
-The Wall had the best stuff, but I must agree with others that Davos' role feels a bit wrong in this. Cunningham is so great I don't really give a damn. And that ending wow.

Not enough explosions in Arya storyline?

Also how does Davos' role feel wrong?

Allstar wrote:

Now Where Was I ? wrote:More detailed reaction to the ep

-Bran: great atmosphere, terrific new Children of the Forest design and Van Sydow is such genius casting. Can't wait for next week
-Arya: Who are you? No One? Great... Moving on... (the payoff to that storyline better be good, because except a couple of scenes, it's awful since the beginning of S5)
-Sansa/Theon farewell almost brought tears to my eyes. Great acting from both actors
-Surprised to see Roose going out so soon.
-Dinklage is so good he makes Meereen tolerable. The Dragons scene was amazing
-Really great Lannister family drama in King's Landing.
-Pilou Asbaek looked terrific as Euron. Great scene.
-The Wall had the best stuff, but I must agree with others that Davos' role feels a bit wrong in this. Cunningham is so great I don't really give a damn. And that ending wow.

Not enough explosions in Arya storyline?

Also how does Davos' role feel wrong?

Now Where Was I ? wrote:

Allstar wrote:

Now Where Was I ? wrote:More detailed reaction to the ep

-Bran: great atmosphere, terrific new Children of the Forest design and Van Sydow is such genius casting. Can't wait for next week
-Arya: Who are you? No One? Great... Moving on... (the payoff to that storyline better be good, because except a couple of scenes, it's awful since the beginning of S5)
-Sansa/Theon farewell almost brought tears to my eyes. Great acting from both actors
-Surprised to see Roose going out so soon.
-Dinklage is so good he makes Meereen tolerable. The Dragons scene was amazing
-Really great Lannister family drama in King's Landing.
-Pilou Asbaek looked terrific as Euron. Great scene.
-The Wall had the best stuff, but I must agree with others that Davos' role feels a bit wrong in this. Cunningham is so great I don't really give a damn. And that ending wow.

Not enough explosions in Arya storyline?

Also how does Davos' role feel wrong?

Why is Davos so invested in Jon to have him resurrected? Their relationship wasn't well established before. And Davos' confidence in Melisandre powers also feels weird, it's not consistent from what we know from him. And that's without saying I'm fearing they're going to forget Shireen.

Now Where Was I ? wrote:

Why is Davos so invested in Jon to have him resurrected? Their relationship wasn't well established before. And Davos' confidence in Melisandre powers also feels weird, it's not consistent from what we know from him. And that's without saying I'm fearing they're going to forget Shireen.

Allstar wrote:

Now Where Was I ? wrote:

Why is Davos so invested in Jon to have him resurrected? Their relationship wasn't well established before. And Davos' confidence in Melisandre powers also feels weird, it's not consistent from what we know from him. And that's without saying I'm fearing they're going to forget Shireen.

Stannis is a lost cause nowhere near him, he's trying to deal with the situation in front him. Jon believes in the threat of the White Walkers more than anybody and that is why Davos came to the Wall with Stannis to begin with. Stannis also greatly respected Jon and Davos was aware of that. Davos has seen Melisandre do some crazy shit, it is not unreasonable he went to her in pure desperation. Hopefully Shireen is addressed for sure, that would be odd if not.

“Game of Thrones” star Maisie Williams has revealed that a long-lost cast member will return on the show’s sixth season — the young Rickon Stark.

The actress, who plays Arya Stark on the popular series, was on air with BBC Radio 1 when someone called in and asked her whether Rickon will make a comeback.

“Ye-es,” she replied. “Yes. Maybe.”

Shortly after she added “Yes we will indeed. Oh no, I’m literally going to get off the air and someone’s going to e-mail me!”

Rickon, the youngest Stark, was last seen in Season 3, Episode 9 alongside Bran Stark. Bran instructed wildling Osha to bring Rickon to Last Hearth, the seat of House Umber, whose Lord Greatjon Umber was a great bannerman to the Stark family.