Anyone watching Game of Thrones?  Episode 4 starts off slow, gets better in the middle and finishes strong.

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I liked the fight between Arya and Brianne, everyone expects Arya to be a typical princess but turn out to be a butt kicking assassin.  Then we get the heavyweight bought we've all been waiting for with Dracarys.  Should've just shot fire straight down the line though.

I haven't watched it yet but in the books, Brianne doesn't last long.

The battle/raid scene on the Lannister convoy had my heart rate up!  I thought at one point Dany was done for, then Bronn was gonna die, then Jaime was gonna be toast. . .  I like Bronn and want his character to go on, but he was one the wrong side on this one. 

Arya is turning out to be quite a badass.  I haven't gotten very far in the books, but others that have read the books had mentioned something about the transformation of Arya.  Now that the series is beyond what has been published, they are supposed to be going off the guidance of the writer, but. . .

All I know is that I want Littlefinger to die a slow, painful, death.  I'm hoping by the dagger that Littlefinger gave to Bran, then made it into Arya's hands. 

My guess is that Sansa wished she could kick ass like her little sister can so she coulda avoided all of the shit that happened to her.

Watched the producer's insights part last night.  Some interesting insight as well as some "look aheads".  But the season is already half done. 

I like this series.

My guess is that Sansa wished she could kick ass like her little sister can so she coulda avoided all of the shit that happened to her.

When Arya was about to fight, I was hoping it would be like LOTR elvish action.

The writers took their creative license with Arya. Felt like the Luke Skywalker schtick where one minute he's not a Jedi, fights his father, and magically now a Jedi. The dagger trick was cool.