I hope they do leak the episodes, that's a 4 hour marathon I can get behind
Television Game of Thrones (TV) • The watch has ended
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Some men just want to watch the world burn.
Dany's Small Council just got smaller.
Should have listened to Olenna. Stop listening to wise men and go with your gut.
"Westeros has had enough of experts"
Jon: Theres an army of undead coming that will kill everybody.
BTW, im undead LOLZ.
BTW, im undead LOLZ.
To be fair, Olenna should've probably stationed more than about 10 men in her castle considering it was a time of war...
She didnt know that cnut Tarly would betray her.
The Starks made that mistake didn't they!
Thought it was fantastic episode. Reminded me of why I love the show.
Imagine how this whole story would have gone had the widow Olenna been younger and able to marry the widower Tywin Lannister.
After Cersei delivered the poisonous kiss to the Sand Snake, it took about 2 seconds for her to make the way up to her chamber! Her room in the castle must be several flights upstairs. Why didn't the writers show her walking up all the steps for the next 5 minutes? The time travelling this season is ridiculous. Takes me right out of the moment when an action leads directly to its consequence. I want to see as much pointless walking as possible.
The amount of invisible armies in this episode is staggering. Invisible fleet is making its second appearance in only three episodes. Seems only the good guys' army is visible. Also they attack in broad daylight and all. Why does everything have to be stupid?
yes. You make too much sense. Get out!If that passes as witty around here, it's no wonder series-watchers-only do not notice a drop in quality and overall lack of any fecking sense.
Good night.
Good night.
You do realise this is the fantasy genre, right?
What invisible armies are you blabbering about? You mean you find it hard to believe in the element of surprise? Study some god damn history. Gee attacking in broad daylight during a time when swords and spears are the main weapons....yeah that is totally weird. Never would happen.....ever.
Book readers are just butt hurt that their 'baby' isn't exclusively theirs anymore. They can't be smug about it anymore.
Oh lordy, get over yourself.
It does seem some (not all) book readers are annoyed things arent playing out the way they wanted or expected it to.
Or the directors have done in a different direction.
No doubt some of the dialogue isnt as good (although I really enjoyed it in the last episode) but it is, what it is.
Im expecting the same complaints the next episode
Hopefully more teleportation happens.
Or the directors have done in a different direction.
No doubt some of the dialogue isnt as good (although I really enjoyed it in the last episode) but it is, what it is.
Im expecting the same complaints the next episode
Hopefully more teleportation happens. wtf do people expect when it's been announced for months that the number of episodes has been reduced ?? Do you expect the show to keep the same pace, same dialogues, same everything as in previous seasons? They have to rush it so things will be rushed duh!A very enjoyable episode. I got a real kick at seeing all these characters that have never shared the screen at the same time, or haven't since season one, crossing paths.
Sansa showed some governing skills but I'm still
Sansa showed some governing skills but I'm still
pretty certain that she'll be manipulated by Littlefinger into betraying Jon. Littlefinger will have to be a lot more subtle about it, but ultimately he'll instill enough poison into her brain to do it. I jsut hope it's not violent when it happens. Maybe when knowledge of Jon's parentage comes to light, that will be the trigger?
Just watched the ending scene again. Olenna going out like a freakin badass was great. I can see her words staying with Jamie for every bad action she does.
'Everything that happens will be something that you've seen before...'
Brilliant episode!!
Cersei is playing a game of chess with Tyrion & outsmarting him in every way. Daenerys is going to be left with just dragons to attack King's Landing.
Loved seeing the scenes between Jon & Tyrion and Jamie & Olenna. Glad granny went out 'peacefully' whilst telling Jamie what she really did.
Brilliant episode!!
Cersei is playing a game of chess with Tyrion & outsmarting him in every way. Daenerys is going to be left with just dragons to attack King's Landing.
Loved seeing the scenes between Jon & Tyrion and Jamie & Olenna. Glad granny went out 'peacefully' whilst telling Jamie what she really did.
She was one badass lady all along. I'm glad Cersei didn't have the pleasure of torturing like she does with others.
Fair point.Everyone is talking about Sansa killing Jon Snow at the end but IF IF IF the realm survives the white walkers and both Dany and Snow are alive, then wouldnt Dany have more incentive to kill Snow than Sansa? Assuming of course his whole lineage history is out by then. I mean Snow will take his place on the Iron Throne leaving who ever is alive of the Starks to take over Winterfell anyway.
good episode but it is feeling a little rushed
Euron's fleet must have the only speedboat engines in Westeros
Euron's fleet must have the only speedboat engines in Westeros
Only if she turns full on heel. The only reason she isnt in charge right now is because she doesnt want to kill innocents (same reason it took her years to actually cross the sea).
This is all set up for her and Jon working together where Jon will prefer Dany over Cersei once he gets to know her (And vice versa). Dragonglass being a first step.
Theres only 10 episodes left
No doubt, and agreed. She wasnt a main player, but like Tywin, had such a presence. I did like their scenes together.
Good episode. Well written dialogues, true to each character. Tyrion seems to be holding out for the big bangs at a later point of the season or the next. Enjoyable nonetheless.
Oh I get that but if there is proof that Jon is Rhaegar's son then Dany has no claim to the throne. The question is how will she take that news?
Show's getting worse with every season. I swear the scene between Dany and Jon lastet at least 17 hours. I've seen spring come and go and those two were still talking. That wouldn't be bad, but they are not the best actors and the stuff they talk about seems to be completely pointless.
But the worst scenes are those with Cersei. Lena Headey can't act at all. If I have to endure her one more time standing right in front of the camera and keep talking for hours without showing even the slightest believable human emotion, I'll scream at my computer.
But the worst scenes are those with Cersei. Lena Headey can't act at all. If I have to endure her one more time standing right in front of the camera and keep talking for hours without showing even the slightest believable human emotion, I'll scream at my computer.
I can't see Jon being that arsed about it (assuming he lives that long). He's always been a reluctant leader.
Really enjoyed that episode.
- Think Sansa for sure is at some point going to 'betray' John, with Littlefinger smirking in the background
- Bran's now a right weirdo, hopefully his story can kick on now, don't think he'll remain at Castle Black for that long
- Cersei scene with sandsnakes was done really well
- Lady Olenna scene was great
- Jon and Dany meeting was very passable and nowhere near as cringe as I thought it would be
- Think Sansa for sure is at some point going to 'betray' John, with Littlefinger smirking in the background
- Bran's now a right weirdo, hopefully his story can kick on now, don't think he'll remain at Castle Black for that long
- Cersei scene with sandsnakes was done really well
- Lady Olenna scene was great
- Jon and Dany meeting was very passable and nowhere near as cringe as I thought it would be
True but a chance to rule the seven kingdoms isnt something to pass by easily. Even the modest man might think twice about it.