Bubbles for life.One thing's for sure after this season, the Wire still remains untouched as the GOAT.
Bubbles for life.One thing's for sure after this season, the Wire still remains untouched as the GOAT.
Exactly .This could have been one of TV's great .One thing's for sure after this season, the Wire still remains untouched as the GOAT.
Amen.One thing's for sure after this season, the Wire still remains untouched as the GOAT.
Bubbles for the throne! He's the one true king.Bubbles for life.
That was already apparent.One thing's for sure after this season, the Wire still remains untouched as the GOAT.
Apart for his thing about burning people, including little girls, too of course...I still think Stannis would have been the best king for Westeros. Respected and distinguished military commander from a respected Western house, tough but never unfair, relentless but also honourable. It’s a shame the battle with Boltons went the way it did. Stannis with Jon Snow by his side would have been the best way to unite the kingdoms and secure peace.
Only after season 4.That was already apparent.
It's been a long time since GOT was even vaguely in the conversation.One thing's for sure after this season, the Wire still remains untouched as the GOAT.
So 5 years ago.Only after season 4.
Was pretty close for me up to season 5. But I thought maybe a strong ending might give it a chance, not anymore though.That was already apparent.
It would have been interesting to see the reactions to the Wire if it did air now. Haven't seen it in a while, but there isn't much to rip apart.It's been a long time since GOT was even vaguely in the conversation.
Though I will say it's a good thing The Wire wasn't super popular at the time as that last season would have been ripped to pieces on twitter.![]()
I still think Stannis would have been the best king for Westeros. Respected and distinguished military commander from a respected Western house, tough but never unfair, relentless but also honourable. It’s a shame the battle with Boltons went the way it did. Stannis with Jon Snow by his side would have been the best way to unite the kingdoms and secure peace.
Not the GOAT for me but the fact that it took this season for a statement like this to be made is worrying for you.One thing's for sure after this season, the Wire still remains untouched as the GOAT.
The entire McNulty-fakes-a-serial-killer plotline was ridiculous and totally out of keeping with the true to life tone of previous seasons. As long as you ignore Brother Mazoune that is, who was also a very silly character.Was pretty close for me up to season 5. But I thought maybe a strong ending might give it a chance, not anymore though.
It would have been interesting to see the reactions to the Wire if it did air now. Haven't seen it in a while, but there isn't much to rip apart.
Can you imagine the people in this thread during the last season of the Sopranos?The entire McNulty-fakes-a-serial-killer plotline was ridiculous and totally out of keeping with the true to life tone of previous seasons. As long as you ignore Brother Mazoune that is, who was also a very silly character.
Also, in a scenario where The Wire was released now, I can only imagine the reaction there would have been from self-appointed TV critics when Omar gets popped by some random kid.
All a bit off topic, mind.
Only if people were too dumb to understand even the most basic principles of the show.The entire McNulty-fakes-a-serial-killer plotline was ridiculous and totally out of keeping with the true to life tone of previous seasons. As long as you ignore Brother Mazoune that is, who was also a very silly character.
Also, in a scenario where The Wire was released now, I can only imagine the reaction there would have been from self-appointed TV critics when Omar gets popped by some random kid.
All a bit off topic, mind.
That ending would probably lead to actual deaths if it aired now.Can you imagine the people in this thread during the last season of the Sopranos?
I never thought that GoT reached the level of Breaking Bad or even The Shield, let alone The Wire.One thing's for sure after this season, the Wire still remains untouched as the GOAT.
Agree with thisFinally got around to seeing it. My favorite bit is Tyrion liberating his brother. So much love between those two. It’s ironic how the actors playing the Lannister’s have given us much more rounded and moving performances than let’s say the Starks.
Daenery’s going full Ragnarok has been foreshadowed for long time, yes, but they hadn’t really done a good job of developing that madness in this season. We needed to see more of her losing her mind before.
Jon or Arya killng the Mad Queen would be most logical but then again too simplistic. There's definitely a big twist. Or maybe Dany will try to kill Jon first.
The two coma dream episodes alone.....Can you imagine the people in this thread during the last season of the Sopranos?
Can Jon be burned though? Being Targaryan and all thatThe obvious answer is Arya, followed by Jon. But she just killed Jaime and Cersei and Tyrion will want some retribution and could become the QueenSlayer... the big question is how they'll deal with Drogon because right now with Drogon she's untouchable. The scene with Jon patting Drogon last season might provide us with that answer, he might not want to burn Jon if Daenerys issues the command. Greyworm spotted Jon trying to stop his soldiers attacking during the siege though so I imagine Daenerys might act first.
He got burned at the night's watch*Can Jon be burned though? Being Targaryan and all that
When he threw the oil lantern at the first wight we saw.He got burned at the night's watch*
*I don't remember this, someone mentioned it earlier.
He wasn't aware that he was a Targaryan back then.He got burned at the night's watch*
*I don't remember this, someone mentioned it earlier.
Don't see why people are surprised they've been setting her up for this for a long time.
The like/dislike bar and the comments. Have to laugh at the salt.
Aside from the cut short last scene, were people complaining about the last season? If anything, it was the other way around and most people saw it as a return to form.Can you imagine the people in this thread during the last season of the Sopranos?
Yeah, it doesn't count if he didn't know. They moved the position of an entire fecking city this season, so I doubt they would care about retconning this as well.He wasn't aware that he was a Targaryan back then.
Are you D or D?He wasn't aware that he was a Targaryan back then.
I remember his armor catching fire but not his skin actually being burned.He got burned at the night's watch*
*I don't remember this, someone mentioned it earlier.
We saw a similar looking horse seemingly die at the start of the battle.
All I'm saying.
I would agree the wire went downhill last season too. Said it before but its over rated around here.Aside from the cut short last scene, were people complaining about the last season? If anything, it was the other way around and most people saw it as a return to form.
The Wire would have, rightfully, caught a lot more shit for its last season in the moment. But it did also get that during the airing, just in a more measured way since people were writing articles or on dedicated Televsion message boards instead of 280 character tweets and memes. Of course the audience would also have been a lot smaller, nothing compared to what GoT is.
For what it's worth...perhaps they're both dead?
Aye, over the last twenty years it's only topped by BansheeYe're deluded if you think GoT isn't going down as one of the all-time great TV series.
A sticky last series isn't changing that.
perhaps they're both dead?