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I do always feel a little odd when Shout plays after a missed PAT or 2-point conversion.

You want me doing the pre-game searches on people?

Hopefully you'd see what was going on and watch the whole thing.

The whole at-bat

I think everybody knew when they sent Jon back to the "Night's Watch" that he was gone. With no Wildlings and no White Walkers, there's no need for it. As far as him fathering no children and all the other rules the Watch had... yeah, right. Question: You think the freefolk formerly known as Wildlings look at Jon as the King Beyond the Wall?

I do prefer organic eggs, which seem to usually be brown.

Theory I saw posited that the Three-Eyed Raven is actually the ultimate evil.

https://www.buffalobills.com/audio/harrison-phillips-he-s-a-catalyst-for-our-organization

Brienne

Better get used to this again:

Just hope you don't end up having to do this:

Got 2: 156 yard par 3, 2nd shot pitch from about 40 yards, out of the rough and over a trap - hit flag stick and dropped in 95 yard hole on an executive course, tee shot to within 8 inches of the cup

I think it was more Tywin

Toronto Islands are very cool depending on the weather. If you got kids, the amusement park is nice. If you don't, you can check out the clothing-optional beach at Hanlan's Point.

I'll go a little deeper and say that he will save all of King's Landing by killing her just as he did the Mad King. The only question in my mind on this is if he'll get credit for it (in the book of accomplishments that has nothing next to his name) or if he'll continue to be uncredited. Is GoT the kind of show that will give him credit for his final "salvation", hopefully righting the wrongs he did in the first few seasons (and probably before) or would he be remembered for doing nothing of importance? I'm inclined to go with the latter, just like how nobody really remembers Tyrion saving the city during the Battle of the Blackwater.

The Red Woman told him he'd die on that miserable continent just like she would. Didn't say when though...

My other theory now is that Jamie is on a murder/suicide mission to take out Cersei who he blames for turning him into the bad person he doesn't believe is worthy of Brienne.

Maester Aemon (of the Night's Watch) rejected the throne when he became the unlikely next in line. https://www.vulture.com/2015/05/aemon-targaryen-the-man-who-would-not-be-king.html So there is precendent for an heir to just say "I don't wanna"

From what I hear, the drug in the study he was in really did a number on his lungs which made it difficult for him to breathe. So he's out of that study, and they can't do any more treatment until his lungs heal up. So he's in hospice until that happens and they can move on to the next thing. This should not in any way, shape, or form be thought of as the beginning of the end.

Saw them here in Rochester last fall - amazing. Not a lot to look at on stage, but incredible to just listen to.

So is Euron that smart, or did they have intel about where Dany and her ships would be and when? Here's my theory - the leak in Dany's "organization" is Sansa and/or Arya. They figure they can get rid of Cersei on their own and don't want Dany as a ruler of all 7 kingdoms. This decision was made when Sansa asked Dany point-blank "what about the North?" after she takes the throne and Dany pulled away without answering. They want a Stark as ruler of the 7 kingdoms, or they don't even want a 7 kingdoms any longer (if they ever did).

Really, we don't. We know... and we appreciate.

This one is interesting: https://www.huffpost.com/entry/game-of-thrones-season-8-who-lived_n_5cc62b45e4b0fd8e35bdf92a I did find it really odd that they cut away from that Tyrion/Bran Three-Eyed Raven discussion as it was about to start.

Other than the part about the team not being good over the last 20 years, everything else about this is wrong. I'm hoping it's sarcasm.