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geebsTV commentary:
Killing Eve- Eve Polastri, you piece of shit! That kinda cracks me up, because it sounds like Villanelle is just leaving this angry voicemail where she's calling Eve a piece of shit.
Hmm, wonder who this new assassin is? We don't see her face, prolly so we won't know its her when one of the characters first meet her.
I have a theory though as to why her new handler said they changed their minds about firing her because "something has changed". Just as Eve and team figured out there's a set of assassinations not being performed by Villanelle, I think its not that this lady is her replacement, but rather Villanelle's counterpart in some rival organization to the 12. Or I guess she and Villanelle are the bloody hands of different parts of the 12 that are about to go to war.
So the thing that changed requiring them to get Villanelle back was this new assassin was attacking their interests.
GoT- Hmm, I guess with so few eps left, things have to move fast. Like I assumed rescuing Yara would be a big deal. But nope, Theon and some men snuck onto Euron's ship while he was busy effin Cersei (who's sad the Golden Company did not bring any elephants, and I have to say, I agree)
Speaking of Cersei, she had Qyburn go to Bronn with an offer, a cartful of gold to kill her brothers. Which interesting, I guess we'll see if he has any loyalty at all since those two are the closest I think we've seen to anyone he could call a friend.
This ep had a lot of reunions, a lot of Bran in the background staring at people creepily. Jon got to ride a dragon, Arya is having Gendry make some mysterious weapon for her. For some reason, telling Jon he's true parentage and that new girl he likes is related to him isn't on the top of Sam and Bran's list.
It only comes after Sam sees Dany in a hilariously awkward exchange. He asks for a pardon for stealing books from the citadel and for stealing his family sword, and talks about how his father is prolly so pissed at him. And Dany is like, oh, whoops, I burned him to death. So then Sam is all, well that sucks, but I guess with my brother in control, he'll forgive me, so Dany has to be all, "about that..."
Meanwhile Jorah's like standing there all, "awkward!" So its only after Sam's emotionally compromised that Bran pops out from creeping in the background to tell Sam, now is the time to tell Jon! Unsurprisingly, Jon doesn't like what he's saying.
In the end Jamie shows up to find Bran waiting for him all creepily.
Killing Eve- Eve Polastri, you piece of shit! That kinda cracks me up, because it sounds like Villanelle is just leaving this angry voicemail where she's calling Eve a piece of shit.
Hmm, wonder who this new assassin is? We don't see her face, prolly so we won't know its her when one of the characters first meet her.
I have a theory though as to why her new handler said they changed their minds about firing her because "something has changed". Just as Eve and team figured out there's a set of assassinations not being performed by Villanelle, I think its not that this lady is her replacement, but rather Villanelle's counterpart in some rival organization to the 12. Or I guess she and Villanelle are the bloody hands of different parts of the 12 that are about to go to war.
So the thing that changed requiring them to get Villanelle back was this new assassin was attacking their interests.
GoT- Hmm, I guess with so few eps left, things have to move fast. Like I assumed rescuing Yara would be a big deal. But nope, Theon and some men snuck onto Euron's ship while he was busy effin Cersei (who's sad the Golden Company did not bring any elephants, and I have to say, I agree)
Speaking of Cersei, she had Qyburn go to Bronn with an offer, a cartful of gold to kill her brothers. Which interesting, I guess we'll see if he has any loyalty at all since those two are the closest I think we've seen to anyone he could call a friend.
This ep had a lot of reunions, a lot of Bran in the background staring at people creepily. Jon got to ride a dragon, Arya is having Gendry make some mysterious weapon for her. For some reason, telling Jon he's true parentage and that new girl he likes is related to him isn't on the top of Sam and Bran's list.
It only comes after Sam sees Dany in a hilariously awkward exchange. He asks for a pardon for stealing books from the citadel and for stealing his family sword, and talks about how his father is prolly so pissed at him. And Dany is like, oh, whoops, I burned him to death. So then Sam is all, well that sucks, but I guess with my brother in control, he'll forgive me, so Dany has to be all, "about that..."
Meanwhile Jorah's like standing there all, "awkward!" So its only after Sam's emotionally compromised that Bran pops out from creeping in the background to tell Sam, now is the time to tell Jon! Unsurprisingly, Jon doesn't like what he's saying.
In the end Jamie shows up to find Bran waiting for him all creepily.
