Ser Farbod

Exactly this.

Hard for me to grade. Do they know that Martin will kill Shireen? The end was pretty terrific. I gave it a 6. But if Shireen ends up with the same fate in the books then it should get a 9.

So the best rated episode this season is the one with zero scenes in Dorne. Not surprised.

Pretty sure both dragon glass and Valyrian Steel both need Dragon's fire to be created. That seems to be the key ingredient to creating something that can kill them.

Thats the only thing that bothered me. She was terrific. Wanted to see more of her.

Best battle so far. I yelled when LONGCLAW shattered the white walker. 10/10

What pissed me off the most was how they handled Pyke. Why is Balon Still alive? And why is Asha super gung ho about sailing all the way around Westeros to save her brother? This is incredibly stupid and I hope it doesnt foreshadow horrible changes to the Iron Islands storyline. Yes its going to be condense big time for TV but its general outline needs to be kept intact.

The Tyrion of the books would never have this dynamic. I guess it matches the Tyrion of Season 2/Season 3 on the show. Im just sad that my favorite fictional character of all time has been changed.

There is good adaptation and bad adaptation. The changes they make are mostly bad. I dont mind changes that make sense. However most of the changes, especially in this episode, were horrible.

As soon as he wrapped the bloody "Game of Thrones" scene in which his character, Robb Stark, was killed, actor Richard Madden went straight to the airport and flew home to London. "And I cried the whole way," Madden said in a recent phone interview. "I was the crazy boy on the plane crying." http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/06/02/game-of-thrones-robb-stark_n_3368224.html

Wonderfully horrific. Reaction videos will be showing up again on youtube.

Amazing how much this improves the overall quality of the episode. Just the pacing and overall feel of the episode greatly improves.

I gave it a 9. I loved book Daario and I like TV Daario. Both a great. I LOOOOOOOOVED Tyrion's drunken humor. Fantastic. Finally Sam the Slayer. Lots of good stuff this ep.

First of all its not "Westerosi" its common. Common was brought over to Westeros by the Andals, who came from the Eastern Continent to begin with. Yunkai is a MAJOR port city with a ton of trade. Im sure most of the upper class can speak common, among several language, as it greatly benefits their trade. I

The Theon scene and the Sansa/Marg scenes were horrendous. I cant believe GRRM wrote them. Even at gunpoint.