Batman

It gets a 7 from Ian McShane alone.

How were the Children of the Forest losing a war to men with swords? They have magic grenades.

Daredevil knocked it out of the park with their Season 2 opener. Showed you where the characters were now, but kept it fast-paced and exciting. It was not 50 minutes of updating the audience, 2 minutes of sword fighting and 1 minutes of Dornish killings*. *Numbers not precise.

An entire episode of it? So boring.

That was so lame. It was like a few minutes per character to get everyone updated. It was just so nothing. Davos - Does nothing Dany - Does nothing Tyrion - Walks around......doing nothing Dario & Jorah - Ride around.......doing nothing Mel - Looks old........but does nothing Ramsay - Looks at a corpse........both of them do nothing Only in Sansa and Dorne's storyline does something happen.

The bold bit can pretty much be said of every character on the show. Its Deadwood.

I wouldn't have put him in the top ten Deadwood characters. That's what I don't get. I don't get the appeal.

I don't get it. He had some great lines, but its Deadwood. Great lines are constant.

Did he elaborate as to why?

I wanted to hear the guys firing the ballista sing "The Last of the Giants" as they killed him. Call me cruel.

I don't think they will include Godfry. They did not include Donal Noye, I can't imagine Godfry being included. Best I hope for is Richard Horpe (since he is one of Stannis' chief advisers in ADWD), but I doubt that as well.

Don't joke, its like whistling in the graveyard. They actually let Jon be himself, I am going to take whatever little victories I can get.

Yeah. It just seems like a long time to be oblivious. Especially when people compare it to the licensed games they brought out.

Its been nearly 3 years since this thread started. Did it really take this long for them to know this existed?

I know people (a lot of women) love the brothel scenes, but it would have taken a minute to tell that story and set the character up as dangerous, notable poisoner better than Tywin talking about how he studied poisons. It also explains the name "The Red Viper".