ThePope

4/10 Low score of the season for me. Likes: Jon is back and took his revenge on the mutineers before giving up the watch. "My watch has ended" was just awesome. TOJ scene was o.k. Dont see the point of duel wielding swords when you have dawn, but it is what it is. Arya got her sight back so her plot line will keep moving forward. Kings landing is getting heated. That will evently lead to some very big conflicts. I really want to see where it is going. This episode just showed that it is Cersi and Jamie vs. everyone. Dislikes: I am thinking they used the Tyrion conversation scene to depict the differences in how the characters involved were brought up. He clearly shoes that tyrion was brought up as royalty playing games, having conversations, and drinking. The other 2 were born into slavery and did not ever play games, have conversations, or drink. This scene was another way I feel like D&D are saying the audience is to stupid to figure out the differences between tyrion and grey work/ mel. Did not need to waste so much time on this. TOJ dragging out the revelation of R+L=J. By now I think we are all in agreement that it is true, but I can see them dragging it out so that it is not until episode 8 or 9 that we actually follow young Ned up the steps. We dont need to see Sam on the ship. Just get him to Old Town and pick it up from there. Jon hasnt changed. Or at least it doesnt seem he has yet. He was dead for a few days, something about him had to change. The only thing that hinted that something about him changed was the fact that Ghost was a little apprehensive. I think there was just to much filler in this episode. We only have about 9 hours of show a year and this episode felt extremely slow to me.

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4/10 Low score of the season for me. Likes: Jon is back and took his revenge on the mutineers before giving up the watch. "My watch has ended" was just awesome. TOJ scene was o.k. Dont see the point of duel wielding swords when you have dawn, but it is what it is. Arya got her sight back so her plot line will keep moving forward. Kings landing is getting heated. That will evently lead to some very big conflicts. I really want to see where it is going. This episode just showed that it is Cersi and Jamie vs. everyone. Dislikes: I am thinking they used the Tyrion conversation scene to depict the differences in how the characters involved were brought up. He clearly shoes that tyrion was brought up as royalty playing games, having conversations, and drinking. The other 2 were born into slavery and did not ever play games, have conversations, or drink. This scene was another way I feel like D&D are saying the audience is to stupid to figure out the differences between tyrion and grey work/ mel. Did not need to waste so much time on this. TOJ dragging out the revelation of R+L=J. By now I think we are all in agreement that it is true, but I can see them dragging it out so that it is not until episode 8 or 9 that we actually follow young Ned up the steps. We dont need to see Sam on the ship. Just get him to Old Town and pick it up from there. Jon hasnt changed. Or at least it doesnt seem he has yet. He was dead for a few days, something about him had to change. The only thing that hinted that something about him changed was the fact that Ghost was a little apprehensive. I think there was just to much filler in this episode. We only have about 9 hours of show a year and this episode felt extremely slow to me.