Theon’s death choked me a bit. Pure redemption. His demons released before his inevitable death.
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Theon’s death choked me a bit. Pure redemption. His demons released before his inevitable death.
What's Bran story, why is NK looking for him?
Jesus Christ. 600 posts in here by the time I opened the thread 
I thought it was an incredible 80 minutes of TV. I could nitpick so much of it but what's the point? We will likely never get anything of that scale on TV again so feck it. It was proper bonkers amazing entertainment.
I thought it was an incredible 80 minutes of TV. I could nitpick so much of it but what's the point? We will likely never get anything of that scale on TV again so feck it. It was proper bonkers amazing entertainment.
Yes. It kind of made sense.
Well yeah, but it was still better for me than Jon or the useless Dany.
Now the way it happened could have been a lot better, but still, at least it wasn't Jon as expected.
"He's fecking right there Gary! A yard!"
If Jaime does it though I would want Jaime to do it.
If Arya takes Jack Sparrow's face though it would give his character some meaning rather than being a remake of the Sand Snakes.
He explained why last week.
Guess how the whole thing will finish now is kinda known. Honestly I never really cared about the "game of thrones" regarding the Iron Throne, what has always interested was the N.K and his army, the reasons behind his actions and everything linked to it. GOT is officially over for me.
Three episodes left, don't be so lazy. You'll be getting scouted by United with that attitude.
Basically since the first episode. I love that Arya was the one that killed him because she's my favourite character, but yeah, not like this. I'm with you on being disappointed.
And i don't get people saying that "this isn't the main battle", or "it's the side plot". They've literally been going on about this since episode one. Adversaries have joined forces with one another. Families and factions who have been at war with each other for decades or centuries have fought to the death for each other. It seems like a pretty big deal to me. I know the show has always been about the political machinations, but this seemed like a pretty big deal from the get go.
that was an amazing watch - rewatching it now and it was tense and an epic scaled battle
at the same time you kinda knew what was gonna happen didnt ya..... signposted it lots last 2 episodes
at the same time you kinda knew what was gonna happen didnt ya..... signposted it lots last 2 episodes
Was this the first episode you watched? He wanted to erase mankind, and Bran (the three eyed raven) IS the memory of mankind as he knows all that's happened.
Completely the opposite for me.
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I can imagine that Cersei, being the sneaky type, will not have simply been sitting back in KL but mobilise her army to pounce on whichever side wins the battle in the north. After all, either side would be at its weakest immediately after the battle.
Therefore, I can imagine she marches (or ferries) her Golden Company up north and promptly starts battering the remnants of Jon/Dany's armies. Drogon is probably still recovering from the fight, and she has Ballistae and Scorpions as anti-air weaponry anyway.
Cersei beats Jon/Dany, who have to continually retreat further and further north - beyond the (remnants of the) wall. Now, old Branflakes is the only one who knows the secret of how the Night King/White Walkers were created, and such will their desperation be that eventually, he will tell them the only viable solution to the existential threat posed by Cersei - that they must make a new Night King. Enter Jon Snow.
The cycle repeats, the circle continues. A bittersweet ending indeed.
Therefore, I can imagine she marches (or ferries) her Golden Company up north and promptly starts battering the remnants of Jon/Dany's armies. Drogon is probably still recovering from the fight, and she has Ballistae and Scorpions as anti-air weaponry anyway.
Cersei beats Jon/Dany, who have to continually retreat further and further north - beyond the (remnants of the) wall. Now, old Branflakes is the only one who knows the secret of how the Night King/White Walkers were created, and such will their desperation be that eventually, he will tell them the only viable solution to the existential threat posed by Cersei - that they must make a new Night King. Enter Jon Snow.
The cycle repeats, the circle continues. A bittersweet ending indeed.
As long as I could sit on that bench and earn my money, I'd be happy
Seriously though, I won't mind reading and spoiling myself the last 3 episodes, the battle for Iron throne is very trivial and pointless to me.
Bullshit Pidgy Theory
Bran has been playing everyone the entire time and the Night King was actually a good guy who was trying to save everyone by killing Bran, because future Bran fecks stuff up and brings on the apocalypse
Trailer for next week is out for those who like that sort of thing.
Thinking about Bran's crow flight simulator.
I wonder if it was just to bait the Night King and signpost where he was.
I wonder if it was just to bait the Night King and signpost where he was.
Same for me. The zombie thing was dull as dishwater to me. Zero interest in the motivations of the Night King, their whole schtick is being devoid of spirit and humanity so I’m not sure what motivations they’re supposed to have beyond wanting to destroy humankind anyway.
I enjoyed the episode, thought it was epic but boy did I know that the CAF was going to go bitchtits over it.
Looking forward to The Game of Thrones resuming. Cerci is a much better villain than the vapid and expressionless NK anyway.
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forgot all that.
Hmm, I'm not sure. The broad strokes ending of the show is lifted straight from the books. If it holds in both that the WW's defeat come first followed by the fight for the throne then the show/books can't have ultimately been building towards that as the crux of the story.
It might be that the idea of humans being a greater threat to each other than external existential threat was what the show/books were always actually building towards. Or maybe not, it's hard to say what's deliberate and what's just bad storytelling at this point. The next few episodes might make it clearer.
personally I thought they foreshadowed a lot of characters dying that didn't die. I'm not saying that's a bad thing It just meant that I was fearful for far more characters than actually died. I thought it added to the spectacle.
Exactly. I also think the visuals regarding the death/defeat of the NK were terribly done, I mean he was the leader of the army, he should have been given a bigger death, with better effects. It felt too ordinary, Theon's death was better
The bar scene has to be a fecking wind up and someone edited it to include that scene and they’re actually watching an NFL game or some shit That makes your average Star Wars nerd look reasonable.
EDIT: It looks like an England football bar. Someone has to have edited GOT over Dier scoring the penalty at the WC or Trippier scoring the free kick vs Croatia or something.
That makes your average Star Wars nerd look reasonable.EDIT: It looks like an England football bar. Someone has to have edited GOT over Dier scoring the penalty at the WC or Trippier scoring the free kick vs Croatia or something.
Seen that. Want to say something in spoilers but don't know how.
I agree. Night King was a bit like Sauron in my eyes. Just a one-dimensional baddie. There's a reason his total screen time in the whole series was probably less than Hot-Pie.
I was really starting to get the feeling that was about to happen.
Just watched it.
The dothraki bit was one of the dumbest things I've ever seen and the NK's death did feel anticlimactic but otherwise I thought it was a really fun and well made episode.
If Samwell Tarly tries bragging about his accomplishments again I swear to god somebody better kill him. The only reason that useless feck has killed a thenn or a white walker is because he stabbed them in the back or got lucky, he spends 90 percent of his time running, squealing or getting someone else killed as they save him. Or all three at the same time.
I think people still complaining need to accept the writing is not going to go back to before. It's hollywood style fun now, once you embrace that (which I kind of have) you can enjoy it for what it is. It's basically an entirely different show to the early seasons.
The dothraki bit was one of the dumbest things I've ever seen and the NK's death did feel anticlimactic but otherwise I thought it was a really fun and well made episode.
If Samwell Tarly tries bragging about his accomplishments again I swear to god somebody better kill him. The only reason that useless feck has killed a thenn or a white walker is because he stabbed them in the back or got lucky, he spends 90 percent of his time running, squealing or getting someone else killed as they save him. Or all three at the same time.
I think people still complaining need to accept the writing is not going to go back to before. It's hollywood style fun now, once you embrace that (which I kind of have) you can enjoy it for what it is. It's basically an entirely different show to the early seasons.
Wheres Thormund?
I get you but I felt since the show writers have basically parted ways with the book's material in many instances, maybe their biggest focus would have been on the ending of this particular war. I'm glad it's over now, the last 3 episode will be a chore now.
Err, I’m pretty sure that first won is from England at the World Cup.
I was thinking it looked like that but then saw the other reactions videos and thought "feck it, throw it in too".
Death toll was surprisingly low.
Fat Sam shouldn't be alive
I mean they have only killed off minor characters so far and it's really disappointing. A big name should have died on this episode (Jorah is for some but meh)So is this
thats a bit of an anticlimax.
Also the Dothraki
the end of all the walkers and that story line? Just like that?
Also the Dothraki