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That rape scene was odd... and for those that didn't read the books (or simply don't read), we now know the answer to how Joffrey was poisoned.

Update: I could stare at Ellaria Sand's redheaded girlfriend's tits and ass all day.

Second Update: The redhead's name might be Sarine Sofair.
 
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Good episode. But man, I hate Sam/Gilly. It's not cool and quirky if you're both so annoying.
 
Dani has her one decent scene all season. Now watch Sky replay it over and over all season long.
 
I like the new Daario a lot more, the other guy had a smug face and stupid hair.
 
Bit meh but mainly compared to the last one. Couple of interesting scenes. Specially the one where Tywin convinces Oberyn to serve as a judge. Most of the other stuff was good in laying the groundwork for future. Was no need of that stupid filler scene with the hound and Arya.
 
Just saw an interview with the director where he says the rape "became consensual by the end". Aside from that being a ridiculously flimsy excuse, I didn't think it even came across that way.

Also, Aiden Gillen's accent was wandering again. Sounded like he was from the west of Ireland this time, though not quite that either.

Also, Danaerys sounds hot when she makes those speeches in a foreign language.
 
Davos is a fantastic actor. Love all his scenes.

Looking forward to what Jamie does now. I think he will get Tyrion out of trouble through some way.
 
Just saw an interview with the director where he says the rape "became consensual by the end". Aside from that being a ridiculously flimsy excuse, I didn't think it even came across that way.
Let us not get into that kind of discussion again. It was rape pure and simple.
 
Let us not get into that kind of discussion again. It was rape pure and simple.

Oh yeah, it was definitely rape. I'm just wondering if that was the way they actually intended it to come across or not. Seems like there's a disconnect between what the director said and what came across on screen. Seems weird that the director would try to justify it when it came across as Jamie angrily attacking his sister.
 
So Jamie is a rapist? And after he did so well to bounce back from crippling a child.

More Davos, please. He's the man. K-nigit.

If the show was just Charles Dance talking for an hour, it would still be great.

Loved The Hound's line about all the Stark's being beheaded.

Not liking the Sam/Gilly thing. Although it might be over now, that kinda seemed like her ending.

Those cannibal bastards are creepy.

Daenerys did her slave freeing shtick again and flirted with Tremé guy.
 
So Jamie is a rapist? And after he did so well to bounce back from crippling a child.

More Davos, please. He's the man. K-nigit.

If the show was just Charles Dance talking for an hour, it would still be great.

Loved The Hound's line about all the Stark's being beheaded.

Not liking the Sam/Gilly thing. Although it might be over now, that kinda seemed like her ending.

Those cannibal bastards are creepy.

Daenerys did her slave freeing shtick again and flirted with Tremé guy.
I miss Andy Carroll.
 
True a lot of unneeded content, such as The Hound blowing his nose right in front of the camera. I'm not even sure if that was in the script.
 
What a dull episode.

The fat guy and the wildling sub plot needs to just feck off already. There was a point in the middle where it was a fat man/Stannis/fat man combo and I almost reached for the fast forward button.

The only good bit was at the end but we've seen that twice before already so again, we learnt nothing new there. :boring:
 
Oh yeah, it was definitely rape. I'm just wondering if that was the way they actually intended it to come across or not. Seems like there's a disconnect between what the director said and what came across on screen. Seems weird that the director would try to justify it when it came across as Jamie angrily attacking his sister.

I'm assuming that the consensual bit was when she grabbed him and kissed him back.
 
That rape scene was odd... and for those that didn't read the books (or simply don't read), we now know the answer to how Joffrey was poisoned.

Update: I could stare at Ellaria Sand's redheaded girlfriend's tits and ass all day.

Second Update: The redhead's name might be Sarine Sofair.

How?
 
Dull episode, bar the stuff with Tywin. That rape scene is odd unless Jaimie isn't going in the direction I thought he was going in, making him more sympathetic and maybe standing by Tyrion in the whole poison business. Dany is just boring as hell.
 
Tedious episode. Lots of uninteresting, unimportant and pointless scenes and a couple of good ones. Also, I used to like Aidan Gillen's portrayal of Littlefinger quite a lot but lately he's turning into a cartoon character. I don't know if its his acting or the writing but I was very uncomfortable with the scene on the ship.
 
Wasn't that bad to be fair. After last week's crazy episode this was always going to be a filler to slow things down again. Was glad to see more Tywin airtime.

Show needs less of fat Sam, less of Stannis sitting in his castle being an insipid dick, and Danaerys needs to be more interesting besides hitting up every Middle Eastern city before King's landing freeing slaves and masquerading her dragons.