If you watched Episode 5 of Game of Thrones, you realized it set the scene for the rest of the season, and maybe, the rest of the series. There were multiple narratives that provided pathway to things going one way or another. Also, it set upJ Jon Snow’s second battle with White Walkers. This Sunday’s episode looks amazing, and someone from HBO Spain thought the same thing as their programmer accidently put episode six on television versus one that’s been out already. This is a horrible situation.

Now, the next few days are going to be hell on Twitter. Any Game of Thrones-related tweet you have to sit on the sidelines with and not engage which isn’t that difficult. But it sucks you have to deal with land mines for the rest of week wondering if Game of Thrones will get spoiled for you. Because I’m a fancy boy with HBO, I have no interest to find a stream and watch Game of Thrones. I’ll wait until Sunday, and if something gets ruined, it’s part of what happens with a show this big. I’ve accepted my fate.

We’ll see what happens with Thrones this Sunday. The White Walker battle is going to be fantastic. I’m truly looking forward to that, but my prediction is something else happens that somehow trumps their fight.

Charlie.