Twitter is convinced there was a fart joke in last night’s Game of Thrones

This week’s Game of Thrones was the tiniest bit disappointing. Daenerys is still stuck with the Dothraki, Jon Snow’s return to life was notably understated… and we didn’t find out the truth about the Tower of the Joy and the R + L = J situation.

BUT a new fan theory raised it’s head. One involving… a fart.

Apologies for lowering the tone, but Twitter is convinced that Game of Thrones made a fart joke during last night’s episode. When Cersei, Jamie and the zombie Mountain attempted to take over the Small Council meeting, there was a noise. A kind of squeak.

It could have been a chair being pushed back, a door swinging on its hinges… or it could have been, yep, a fart.

Did…did someone just fart in Game of Thrones?

— ???????????????????????? (@christaisabird) May 10, 2016

WE ALL HEARD THAT SQUEAKY FART DURING THE INNER COUNCIL SCENE ON GAME OF THRONES. WE ALL HEARD IT.

— Amanda Dieli (@wompcity) May 9, 2016

I appreciate that even a show like game of thrones has the prowess for a fart gag. damn, was not expecting that ????????

— PJ (@kickthepj) May 9, 2016

HAHAHAHA… I'm only now seeing last night's Game of Thrones. Was that a full-on terror fart at 35:26?? (I've watched it 5 times)

— Brian Brushwood (@shwood) May 9, 2016

Woke up still cracking up about how Game of Thrones snuck in a trumpet fart during last night's episode.

— Zach Murphy (@Fade_to_Zach) May 9, 2016

Some were impressed by the unexpected change in tone…

Old dude's fart was the best part of Game of Thrones last night pic.twitter.com/VnDjbBeZM3

— KFC (@KFCBarstool) May 9, 2016

Is it just me or is Game of Thrones getting funnier? Not in a "this is dumb" way, but in a "they just put a fart joke in this episode" way.

— Vernon Shaw (@VernonShaw) May 9, 2016

Others weren’t.

No more fart jokes in Game Of Thrones, please.

— President Elect Duncan Trussell (@duncantrussell) May 9, 2016

Did they just edit a fart noise into this episode of Game of Thrones? Was that really a choice that was made?

— Sam James Corrie (@samjamescorrie) May 9, 2016

Game of Thrones continues on Mondays at 2am and 9pm on Sky Atlantic