Perhaps the question to zavala is, why do white supremacists so dearly love trump? They didn't ball out for romney or McCain. What is it about trump that they identify so strongly with?
Just an FYI to those of you who are new to r/freefolk, they do not mod production or leaked spoilers. HBO has been much better this season, but last season you couldn't even visit the page without immediately knowing all the major plot points.
I would agree to meet him just to have a chance to look him directly in the eye and tell him he's an embarrassment to the country and he should resign. I know that would have zero affect on him, but it needs to be said by every single citizen possible.
Cersei's pregnancy is a little bit of an issue for me as well, but the show has been pretty ambiguous with pregnancy in the past. Dany's took a whole season, gilly was about to pop but let the night's watch march to the fist and back before she gives birth (not to mention little Sam barely aging).
In the end, it doesn't really matter, travel time in this era is hard to fit in narratively. Rome often just takes huge jumps in time and ages everyone up to avoid this problem. I'm not sure that's a better solution than just ignoring it like thrones does.
Last year I felt they needed to add another 20 minutes of content to tie up the looser ends and re-edit for 8 episodes, really feeling the same for this season but with 7 episodes.
No, Jaime and cersei are shown in king's landing next to Jon arryn's body (in the Sept). You're incorrect. A scene or two later they arrive in winterfell.
The jetpacking is my favorite bitch topic. The royal family goes from kings landing to winterfell in a matter of 3 minutes in the pilot but suddenly in season 7/8 it's apparently show ruining.
Between Topeka and Manhattan, about 15 miles south of I-70. I actually went out there a few weeks ago to see him and it happened to be burn day. First time I've participated in that. It's pretty wild to see the entire countryside on fire.
Breaking bad is really overrated, but it did know when to wrap it up.
Lost is actually a pretty good analogy to got. They always knew the ending, but not how to get there and the last 2 seasons were 2 longer than the writers wanted so they had this predicament where they knew where they were going to end up but had to write two seasons of filler that they didn't really want. The network wanted 10 seasons because they don't care about the story. Got has had a similar problem for 6 and 7(and probably 8), where they just can't figure out how to get to where they want. This produces some headscratching in the middle, but they've executed the endings very well and the season looks better after you get all the story. Jmho.
In general, 3-4 seasons seems to be the sweet spot.