re: Game of Thrones SPOILER PARTY (frick it, just spoil it all)

I'm badmouthing Tywin more than anyone else

No idea why Danny would be in a scene with Cersi and Margery

Unless she starts her invasion in the second episode

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No idea why Danny would be in a scene with Cersi and Margery

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That was a photo shoot, they arn't in any scenes together.

Ian McShane is Septon Meribald :bow

LINK

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The actor gave Pop Goes the News two pieces of information. First of all, McShane will only appear in one episode. Secondly, he told them, “I am responsible for bringing somebody back that you think you’re never going to see again. I’ll leave it at that.” More on why that’s a thrilling reveal after the spoiler warning.


Ever since McShane was cast in Season 6, there has been strong speculation that he would be playing a thus far unnamed character described in the casting call as “a man in his 40s or 50s. A gruff ex-soldier who found religion. Now a no-nonsense rural priest who ministers to the poor of the countryside. He’s salt-of-the-earth man who has weathered many battles.” Book readers have concluded that this description coincides enough with Septon Meribald, a character from A Feast for Crows. (To be more accurate it’s probably a hybrid of Meribald and someone called Elder Brother.) McShane’s little hint pretty much confirms that assumption because Septon Meribald is key in the alleged reappearance of, oh yes, the Hound.

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I'm sort of torn. With the exception of Jon Snow, I prefer characters to stay dead, but Cleganebowl just sounds awesome.

There's also a scene that's been filmed with Jon, Sansa, Ramsay, & Littlefinger.

Dis gon b good

Clearly a flashback

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I prefer characters to stay dead, but Cleganebowl just sounds awesome.

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I'm not 100% sure that either Clegane 'died' died. Obviously, Gregor is brain dead, but his body survived, IMHO, kept alive by Qyburn.

Sandor was, similarly near death, but not sure he actually expired. The elder brother said "The Hound" died and it could have been similar to Thoros/Donderrion (LSH), but I don't know if he actually died in a literal sense, either. He was "reborn" spiritually (if not physically) as the gravedigger - that much is fairly certain.

Now, if they can just find a way for Arya to get there in time to help Sandor defeat the Mountain - I almost don't care what happens to everyone else (although I don't believe things go well for Cersei at the end).

Obama=Comatose Khal Drogo who doesn't know character names