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I liked the chase in Braavos very much because I think it was entertaining but I will happily agree with the fact that there is no logic whatsoever in Arya's regen superpowers and Jaqen's behaviour. I would also like to point out that the chase itself, in the streets of Braavos, not in disguise, and in the plain view of citizens (and foreigners?) was nonsense. The FM are supposed to be the most secretive and dangerous assassins in Essos/Westeros. Welcome to the club!

The only scenes I think were decent were the Jaime/Brienne once. There was a lot of cheese involved, indeed, but since this couple is pretty much the only "believable" one. I'm not one of their shippers by any mean but I am ok with a little bit of romance here and there, it doesn't make the show terrible. I also liked the chase in Braavos. The issue I have is that the FM are supposed to be a top secret assassins guild or something, nobody is supposed who they are and what they do and yet... we see these two going all T-1000 in crowded streets, no wearing any faces. Anyone from Essos or Westeros could see that. The rest was just terrible writing. I gave it a very generous 5, probably thanks to the Hounds dick (yeah, I paused on that).

I gave it a solid 10 because there is nothing I disliked. Simple as that. It's true that the Hound's comeback and septon Meribald are totally different from the book. But the show won't last forever, and it can not have the same level of complexity/details as the book. So the way they were portrayed was fine to me, and it got Sandor back in the game immediatly, which was the point.

A lot of reveal/answers Storylines are moving forward Very emotional scenes Gave it a solid 9 -1 for killing my favorite direwolf (and that d*** in my face)