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I think the problem lies with the writers, I feel it could have been better written and a whole lot of plot holes could have been solved. All I'm saying is, to me the episode was the straw that broke the camel's back, but honestly I'm glad you and a lot of other people enjoyed it, it's just that the series is not what I'm looking for in a A Song of Ice and Fire adaptation. :)

Then it's not a complete season! If it feels incomplete or rushed it's not well done! That's exactly my point!

The one with Podrick and the whores was horrible, but at least it wasn't the last in the season, and I absolutely agree, this is the weakest season. I have been thinking about re reading the novels and stop watching the series since episode 6. About this... it might be half a book, but it's still a complete season. If they are going to differ so much from the original material they should deliver with a complete product.

It's not the bloodshed, it's the sheer corniness, the horrible pacing and the jumping from one scene to the other. The Lannister fraternal love, the Greyjoys and their dick in a box, Ygritte "I'll leave you guys alone while I go look for my traitor boyfriend" and Jesus H. Targaryen. I fucking HATED this episode. With a passion. Enough to make me not watch it anymore, I'll rather re-read the novels, they have way better writing.

Oh my god, what a fucking horrible episode! I can't believe they wrapped up the season with this shit! 5/10

Wait, what? Where did you read that?

"WELL, I DISAGREE." He said, while choking a bitch. "AND GOOD NIGHT". But yeah, I'm thankful for a whole episode without Theon. By the way, I can't wait for the "reveal" of where he is. It's so freaking obvious it's painful. Oh, and on he subject of Cersei, I don't think they made her horrible, they just made her bland and boring. A completely passive character with nothing to add. It's that or, as with Jon Snow, the actress is doing an atrocious job.

Can someone tell me what was the point of Sam the Slayer without any brother of the Night's Watch to see it happening? Was it pure pandering? We will never know.

A couple of scenes would have been Ok, but dedicating a scene every single episode is way too much for me, it turns into repetitive, boring and stodgy scenes with no real value.

I have to ask, what is with all the hate for Ros in this forum? I saw her as a pretty strong character when the series has stripped much of Cat's and Dany's (at least during the 2nd season) strength away and almost all of Cersei's. I think one of the best points in the novel were the characterization of very tough women in a male driven world and I liked Ros as an addition. What is so wrong with her?

What a horrible episode, by far the worst of the season. A season I am not liking at all, by the way. Also hi, it's my first post in the forums :D