The Eunuch

I don't know where to post this : season finale was the most watched "Game of Thrones" yet.

10! Best episode ever, so intense, so dark, so shocking! I'm still shocked!

I rated 9. The first part with Stannis was horrifying, now I hope Ramsay will flay Stannis, Melisandre and Selyse. The Daznak part was amazing, different from the book but still scary and then epic! Dany on Drogon was so well done. Now I want episode 10 so badly!! :drool: How can so many people rate this episode "1"?? It's just ridiculous. Stannis fans are delusional...

Brilliant episode! 10! It looks like a final episode, but it's only the 8th! :bowdown: Tyrion and Dany was just perfect! The irony and the wit of Tyrion, Dany's wheel speech about the houses, and the fact that they both want to come back to Westeros.... And Tyrion mentionning Varys! Per-fect. It's what I was dreaming! Great writing, well done! Hardhome was amazing. Great acting, great special effects and great writing too! The meeting with the wildlings, the tension, the wildling woman (I'm impressed), the battle, the walkers, Jon vs the Other, longclaw, the people leaving, the dead rising... And Wun Wun! The Arya sequence was perfectly done, so was Cersei's. And Sansa finally knows about Bran and Rickon! If Ramsay leaves Winterfell, it's the perfect moment to do something! I'm so so excited for next episodes! :drool: :drool:

What an amazing episode! I rate it 9! My favorite episode this season with 5 (Old Valyria :bowdown: ). The King's Landing stuff was perfect and so exciting (Olenna/Littlefinger, Olenna/High Sparrow, Cersei/Marg and Cersei's arrest). Wow, just perfect and even better than I expected. The King's Landing stuff this season is really the best part. The Dorne stuff is still a bit slow, but we're all here for the big reveal : Doran's plan. Theon's betrayal was a surprise, I thought he was gonna help Sansa and not betray her! The Sam/Gilly scene was scary, and I thought Bronn would die too! Aemon's death was sad, and his lines about Egg were amazing (I thought they would cut this). And finally, the best moment this season so far : Dany and Tyrion meeting!! We've been waiting this for years!! So good! :love: Now I'm so excited for next episode, I want the Dany/Tyrion interactions, Hardhome, Olenna/Littlefinger's plot and Cersei in the cell (with Qyburn's return, maybe??). :D

They have cast three Sand Snakes out of 8 in the books, so... It's clearly reducing the number of characters and it makes sense. My guess for the Dorne arc is :

Well said! And even in the books, Arianne has done nothing significant yet (except a failed crowning attempt). Yet, some people here are screaming "WHAT, WHERE IS ARIANNE? David and Dan haven't read the books!!". Obviously, D&D know the books better than some people here...

Even if Arianne was introduced back in season 1, the result would be the same : she's useless to the series. In a TV show you can't have 500 characters as in a 1000 pages-book. Guys, get over it. And this show is already the series with the biggest cast...

10 ! One of my favorite episodes. There's all we want : the loss of someone we loved, thriller at Winterfell, mystery and wonders in Valyria (that was beautiful, and with Drogon flying! wow), Jon and Dany killing the child in them and facing new problems, Tyrion's sarcasms... And when Tyrion and Jorah seem to become friends, the revelation about Jorah... That was great television, and it's not even the last episode! This is going to be amazing! :bowdown:

And how would you survive at 6 against 24? And it's the same in the books, the Unsullied are butchered in the streets. Well done GRRM? No one cares about Tysha actually, she was not necessary to the story. It's a great detail in the books, showing how vicious Tywin was and giving more depth to Tyrion, but in the series there's no reason to add 300 details (especially when the viewers can't recognize all the 500 cast members - "Who is this again, the guy with the beard?"). Tyrion is at the exact same point as in the books, with or without Tysha. R+L=J is really important for the future.

Yes! I feel sad for them. These people only watch the series to catch the differences with the books, they can't possibly like anything in it because their mind is focused only on the changes (and questionning if it's good or not). It's just a negative behaviour, I don't get it. Seriously, there are two options for book readers at this point : - Accept the changes and accept that it's another version of the books, - Stop watching. Watching something you hate is just contre-productive, at this point. When I hate a TV show, I stop watching it, I don't keep watching it and I don't go on online forums to bitch about how it should be. That just doesn't make sense at all.

That's ridiculous, you know? No need to be god to know about the Harrenhal Tourney, it's an historic event that was the beginning of the war...

Best episode this season so far! It was so intense! 9/10. Best parts : - Lyanna and Rhaegar's story, - Cersei and the Faith (poor Loras, I'm really afraid for him :crying:) - Jon and Mel, - Stannis and his daughter (Stannis is portrayed in a really good way since his arrival at the Wall, I begin to like him now!) - Sansa in the crypt, - LF's plan revealed, - Shit getting real in Mereen (RIP Barristan :crying: ). Great episode.

Are you serious? Do you really think that he's the only one to age? Bran Sansa Arya Tommen won't stay a kid forever while the others grow up... That's consistency.

Great episode! My rating is 9. This season begins really well! Who knows where it will end for Brienne, Sansa, the Boltons? And we don't even know where the storylines for Jon and Dany are going. This is so exciting.

His father just condemned him to death, is it not enough to confront him? And then Tyrion found Shae in Tywin's bed, another reason to kill Tywin (who called her a "whore" twice) the hypocrit saying in his face that he deshonored the family with whores while he was doing the same thing. As for Shae, she betrayed Tyrion because he left her for Sansa, and because Cersei forced her to make a testimony against him (it's the same in the books)... In the bedroom, she knew he was gonna be mad at her. As for the door, how is it different from the books? Tyrion climbs the stairs in the darkness and find his father's appartments... Nothing is illogical, it's just you who can't accept little changes. Don't watch an adaptation if you don't accept that the books are adapted...

What makes no sense or is illogical? Nothing.

Excellent episode! The last scene with Arya leaving Westeros was amazing, with that soundtrack... I'm sad that so many of you can't enjoy such a good show, just because there are changes from the book... If you don't want changes, don't watch an ADAPTATION. The word speaks for itself, right?