Can someone explain why Jon thought it was a good idea to tell the person commanding the biggest army and 2 dragons he is actually the rightful heir to the thrown and not her?
Television Game of Thrones (TV) • The watch has ended
- Thread starter ha_rooney
- Start date
Thought they rushed the reveal to Danny a bit. And I sort of wanted to hear more about Bran and Tiryon interacting.
Too much of Pod singing
Good episode though. I am very much invested in Jaimes character
Too much of Pod singing
Good episode though. I am very much invested in Jaimes character
A really enjoyable episode. Highly tensed and we could feel many are going to die. Sad but that's the truth.
Because it’s Jon. He doesn’t do things by half and he always tries to do things with honour from his perspective.
Was half expecting Daenerys to knife him there and then
That’s what I’m thinking as well. Won’t be surprised if Dany tries to kill Jon after finding out he’s the heir to the throne and is her nephew. The friction between those two is going to be an interesting watch.
Are they trying to set up Theon as Sansa's love interest? Seemed like she was giving him the feck me eyes.
Because she started talking about his dad raping his mum?
I think its the fact that the writing has taken a considerable nosedive in the most important stage of the series which is why people think it was average at best. There were so many episodes solely using dialogue that were a million times better than this.
With what?
It's like Tyrion said to Jon, he should learn to lie once in a while.
How is that going to work? I suppose Theon could get tips from Greyworm?
This! I get the impression any episode that doesn’t have a big battle or a death is a “filler episode”. Lot of good build up and nothing felt rushed which I had a bit of a feeling regarding the 1st episode.
I liked the first episode too, but felt this was much better. In the first episode, except for Jaime's and Bran's re-union, the rest were garbage. Here, Tormund's re-union with Jon, the nostalgia throwback between The Hound and Arya, Arya and Gendry (Well, mehish actually), Tormund and Brienne, Brienne and Jaime were just a lot more tighter. Plus it gave a really good build-up to next week's episode which pretty much looks like a battle.
Doesn't mean he has to go into detail there and then does it? Plenty of time for a history lesson after they quickly kill off the Night King and his army
The writing may be weak at times but the decision to spend two episodes setting up the geography and relationships between characters is a perfectly good one. The people who expected action straight from the start would make terrible writers. Character is drama.
Arya had a potential final night spot on. You gotta bang bang bang the drum.
Thought they rushed the reveal to Danny a bit. And I sort of wanted to hear more about Bran and Tiryon interacting.
Too much of Pod singing
Good episode though. I am very much invested in Jaimes character
I guess he probably thinks they're both going to die anyway so it doesn't really matter. This whole episode seemed like everyone had given up hope. It wasn't that long ago that Daenerys was fearful that her entire house would be wiped from history given she can't have kids. Now she has a nephew! Think Jon probably misread the situation completely, but he did say back in Kings Landing that he would be honest to people.
Anyway, I loved that episode personally. It was a good sendoff for many characters that will be dead by this time next week. Also shoutout to the 8 plus whitewalkers at the end. A lot more than I was expecting...
Completely out of character. You'd have people complaining about that too
Doubt it, I think she is just grateful for what he has done. He’s one I am certain won’t be lasting long though.
I’m surprised she didn’t work it out that he’s a Targaryen when he was flying the dragon last week. In fact, nobody seemed bothered by the fact he was able to fly a dragon himself.
It's not in his character to strategically delay truths. I don't have a problem with it, it's consistent with how he is.
Definitely one of the best episodes of the last seasons and the writing/dialogue wasn't bad at all although they'll get criticized no matter what they do at this point.
4 episodes to go, no way does this end in a straightforward way with a pleasing ending to all the likeable characters.
4 episodes to go, no way does this end in a straightforward way with a pleasing ending to all the likeable characters.
Very good episode and buzzing for the next one. Expected a lot of the reunions as many of those characters are going to die very soon, I guess.
@Man of Leisure solid deletion there!
Arya seemed to have quite the tight body. Spinner.
There’s not much lore regarding Dragons that Dany might be aware of. I don’t think the characters are aware of a hard and fast rule that only Targaryens can ride dragons.
Only character that might be aware of it is Tyrion but understandably he might keep it quiet for now.
Yeah, but would have been better if they did it off-screen. Arya still looks very much like a kid with a weird forehead. Glad they used a stunt double for the nsfw scenes.
True. I felt wrong watching it but the actress is 22.
Not hot though. As someone else said, as seductive as an egg
Nah, they’re obviously setting up Sansa and Dany for hatesex that will save Westeros.
Good episode IMO though strange how much they rushed first and let what was essentially a dialogue episode get lots of breathing space.
Tormund was brilliant and I enjoyed seeing lots of Jaime. Danaerys (Aerys III) was much better this episode and you could feel the insincerity and cold bitch vibe - I can’t see her surviving till end of season, she’s practically a villain at this moment in time.
Tormund was brilliant and I enjoyed seeing lots of Jaime. Danaerys (Aerys III) was much better this episode and you could feel the insincerity and cold bitch vibe - I can’t see her surviving till end of season, she’s practically a villain at this moment in time.
Trying to think of popular show that was generally well like, Breaking Bad ending went down well I remember. But people sure did hate the ending of Lost, Battlestar Galactica and The Sopranos.
Not hot though. As someone else said, as seductive as an egg
Surprised that a lot of people think that Jon will kill Dany. I think the tension between them is a red herring. It's likely that Dany will become pregnant with Jon's child and that will probably smooth most of the present issues. It's possible that Dany dies though, but I think it will happen some other way.
Death prediction
I think Brienne is going to bite the dust, with Jaime the most capable in her ranks to lead the army on foot to the next war. Think this is why they went out of their way to say Jaime would be following her orders in her area of the fight.
This sets up an awkward predicament of him leading an army into Kings Landing where he will likely face Cersei a final time. He dies in her arms or she dies in his.
This sets up an awkward predicament of him leading an army into Kings Landing where he will likely face Cersei a final time. He dies in her arms or she dies in his.
At the time I remember people complaining about breaking bad final season but liking the finale esp compared to Dexter
Majority will like this final season I suspect
Probably bran
Read a lot (not just here) people complaining about dialogue
Nothing made me cringe at all.
Dany is gonna end as a villain
Majority will like this final season I suspect
Probably bran
Read a lot (not just here) people complaining about dialogue
Nothing made me cringe at all.
Dany is gonna end as a villain
No more excuses now. Next week should have some epic fighting scenes. Wonder if they'll have the battle stretch over a couple episodes.
At least it's true to character, I suppose.