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Ethan gets a tour of the complex which runs Wayward Pines and comes face to face with another abby. Theresa gets super nosy. Ben has regrets. And Kate and Harold are not what they seem.

Barry learns three new ways to use his abilities when he tries to help a meta-human being hunted by the military. Iris' blog comes between her and Barry.

Everyone deals with trust issues as Joe tries to accept Iris and Eddie, and Cisco makes a huge mistake. We meet Captain Cold (Wentworth Miller). 

We discuss the Cersei's walk of shame, Jaime's confession, Stannis' fall, Theon and Sansa's jump, and Jon's demise.

We try to handle the truth behind Wayward Pines. 

A meta-human who can turn into a gas targets the people responsible for his incarceration. Barry, Caitlin, and Iris each confront the things they've been avoiding. 

We discuss Jon's frosty return home, Stannis' desperate move, Arya's detour, and Dany's escape. 

We discuss that creepy school, that creepy new girl pushing up on Ben, and Ethan's decision to go mountain climbing.

We discuss imaginary friends, a ridiculously high treehouse, and fulgurites.

This episode explored the evolution of Barry and Joe's relationship and Barry's struggle to maintain his job and relationship with Iris, all while fighting crime. 

Why did Rowan need a list of names if everyone was going to be killed on the bus to begin with? Why is Fitz such a shitty person and even worse husband? So, Huck just going back to killing folks, huh? This is why I'm done with this show.

Cersei tastes her own medicine (and floor water), Daenerys and Tyrion bond over wine and having raggedy-ass fathers, and the best battle of the series takes place at Hardhome.