For me, this was the best episode of a mediocre season:
Cons:
Tommen's sudden suicide; there was not enough buildup to make me believe a healthy boy of 15 would kill himself because his wife and spiritual advisor were dead.
How does Olenna have any power left to barter with Ellaria? Her son and grandchildren are dead, her House and line are ended.
Varys jetting around Planetos via the Littlefinger Teleporter.
Why would Cersei want Pycelle dead?
Why is Jon looking so hangdog as he's being acclaimed as The King in the North? Is it that Kit can't act, or is feeling ill, or is Jon remembering what happened to the last King in the North?
And where the heck is Ghost? He should be with Jon and Sansa in Winterfell!
Pro's:
Cersei executing a very competent and unexpected coup. (and looking Fabulous in her new outfit, which suits her better than the Lannister red and gold medieval brocaded gowns ever did) Don't know how long she can last, as a Queen without heirs and probably limited support, but for now, all hail Queen Cersei, First of Her Name.
Tyrion following in his father's footsteps as Hand to a Targaryen ruler. (first really good Tyrion scene of the season, he was drastically under-used this season)
Daenerys' cheerfully giving Daario his walking papers, and not regretting it.
Daenerys' long-overdue departure for Westeros, with hundreds of dragon-prowed and Greyjoy ships and her cargo of Unsullied and Dothraki and horses and the gorgeousness of the three dragons flying above. (although I really pity Westeros; as if Winter and White Walkers weren't coming, the land will have to survive Dothraki marauders/rapists and Unsullied warriors and Iron Islanders and probably Fields of Fire)
Melisandre going into exile. Good riddance. The only reason she's still alive is because she brought Jon back to life.
Little Lady Lyanna Mormont, who can compete with Sansa to be named the MVP of Team Stark, initiating Jon's big promotion. The King In The North, woo-HOO!
Sansa not throwing Jon under the bus and seeming to fully support him and not be falling for LF's lines. Of course, she did promise to reward him and hasn't done so yet. Hopefully she'll eventually reward LF with a quick death.
Sam getting to explore the Citadel library. (I don't know how he's going to support Gilly and the kid, though)
The presence of Lord Manderly along with Lords Cerwyn and Glover. Almost enough to make up for the casting of House Umber as traitors.
Finally, Promise Me Ned and Jon being Lyanna's child (though they haven't spelled out that Rhaegar's his dad).
