Game of Thrones, Season 7

Just realizing, with The Hound seemingly off to take the wight to Kings Landing, we're missing an epic reunion with Arya. But, I guess, at least we might see him meet Brienne again...

 

... and we might finally get CLEGANEBOWL!

 

One would think Arya will make her way South at some point as well. Right now, she's serving no purpose in Winterfell other than as a foil to Sansa, but that isn't enough for her. She still has names on her list and I suspect she'll head south to cross them off once she and Sansa clear things up.

 

Has anyone addressed where the hell Rhegal is hiding?

 

My off the wall theory which will never happen:

Next week's episode is dominated by palace intrigue surrounding the great meeting. Massive fights over trivial matters of protocol and the like both there and in Winterfell. In the end, the Night King destroys the wall and kills all of the important characters before having them all rise as wights.

End of season, announcement that there is no season 8. Series over.

 

That could be the way the series ends, but HBO is going to get its Season 8.

Maybe the Night King shows up on the dragon wight and attacks the meeting with Cersei next week?

By the way, the Season 7 finale will be called "The Dragon and the Wolf," and it will have a run time of nearly 80 minutes.

Game of Thrones Season 7 Finale Title and Runtime Revealed

The rumor is that Jon Snow's parentage could become more widely known, but I'm not sure how that would happen. Bran seems to be the only one who knows and he hasn't been sharing.

Then again, maybe he has been sharing all along offscreen and the three Stark kids will take down Littlefinger together next week. That would work well as the final scene next week, followed by Bran saying, "By the way, Jon is not our brother. He is our cousin." End of episode. Just a guess, but I'd like it.

 

Bumped so no one has to search to far for this in about two hours.

 

I'm going with Tyrion as the surprise death tonight.

 

Will HBO do a megacast like ESPN does with the NCAA championship game? Home announcers from various houses? A channel where Maesters break down the tape as the action continues.

 

I think Tormund's swan song is tonight, as the Army of the Dead break through the wall. Tyrion, though? That'd REALLY hurt.

 

Worked for me

 

Starks kids unite.
Bran finally figures some shit out
Tryion...at the end...anger? Jealousy?
I thought Jamie was finally going to snap and kill cersei
Bronn will sit on the iron throne at the end