SerJeremiahLouistark

I'm not nearly as offended as most are over the "only cat" omission, I thought the omission of Catelyn screaming Ned and about her hair was worse, but that scene was so powerful by Fairly it really took nothing away from it. I scored this episode a 9. Would have liked to have seen Dany's tits and ass instead of Daario's, and the new Gregor is probably the biggest joke of the entire series thus far, but oh well. Overall Tyrion and Oberyn's scene was the shiznit, fuggit, every scene with Tyrion this season has been 100% gold. Maybe he is the only Lannister that shit's gold. Hot Pie was awesome, that scene was awesome, overall great episode.

Yeah the new Mountain looks like a big teddy bear compared to that last dude in season 1 who I felt nailed that part.

The Oberyn Tyrion scene made the episode in my opinion, great scene. And Hot Pie

Rape, sexual torture, murder, drinking out of skulls, child sacrifice, pedophilia, I mean damn.... Jaime Lannister looked like Saint Jaime the Untainted in this episode.

How do we know they aren't just completely changing everything because Martin knows there is no way he is going to finish the books before the series catches up. So why not take it in a completely different direction.

Ok, so I officially am done with bitching about the differences in the book and the show. This last episode did a lot of shit that isn't in the books, but..... I like it. I like the Craster's keep addition, I think that's great, and Locke being a faux NW man now is intruiging. Why is ghost captured? Who knows... It damn sure makes it interesting that's for sure. Oh and nice way to make us like Jaime again guys...

All that is in the book.

Sisterfucker he does sleep with his sister and has children with her, children he has neglected. A lot of that is because of fear of Robert I get that, and throne legitimacy I get that, but he isn't even a decent uncle. Coward, having all your goons surround Ned Stark and kill off all his men isn't cowardly? Pushing a child out of a window isn't cowardly? Being part of the family that had to use deceit and false accusations to murder a king and his mother and their entire crew under the guise of guest right isn't cowardly? Child killer - guess i should have said attempted, my bad. Worst kings guard ever, how many kings have died with him as a member? 3 so far? Not a great record. The point is why get bent out of shape when he rapes Cersei. The guy is a despicable human being to begin with. It's like Vic Mackey.

Sister fucker, coward, backstabber, child murderer and child neglecter, worst kings guard ever, of course. But not a rapist.

He looks like Eric Bana to me and someone said it earlier that scene was straight out of Indiana Jones and morphed with a Lord of the Rings scene. The only thing missing was Legolas sliding off the nose of the horse at the end.

Maybe double D had to do something visually to help drive that wedge between Cersei and Jamie. I didn't like the rape, didn't think it was needed, and it felt as if they tried to again make Cersei likable, but I completely disagree with character assassination of a sister fucking, child killing, stab a helpless dude in the back coward like Jamie Lannister.

This was one of those episodes where it seems the enormous amounts of shit going on kind of just took control because you get a snippet of this then zoom to something else, then again then again then again and then shows over.

This episode was kind of a let down. Strong Belwas was missed.

Same w my wife, she blamed QoT because she was so quick to react while everyone else was just standing there.

and notice she was first one and the second and third one to yell at people to help the king.