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Hey, a scene where sandsnakes were actually cool to watch. Not coincidentaly, they died. And Tyene looks much better now. Euron saved the episode. If anything, because GoT was getting dangerously close into predictable territory. But now, with his victory and Oleana putting shit on Danny's head their invasion might go deadly wrong.

Went with a 9 here. But could go as low as 8. I feel this show is getting a tad more predictable. For this show to become GoT again, I think one of the Starks has to die. Horribly. And we will hate it. But really, I think everything is just going too smoothly for the "good guys". Otherwise, it was a fun to watch episode with some interesting moments. And with Daenerys finally stepping in, planning her invasion. A very hype episode.

Went with a 9 here. But could go as low as 8. I feel this show is getting a tad more predictable. For this show to become GoT again, I think one of the Starks has to die. Horribly. And we will hate it. But really, I think everything is just going too smoothly for the "good guys". Otherwise, it was a fun to watch episode with some interesting moments. And with Daenerys finally stepping in, planning her invasion. A very hype episode.

Went with a 9 here. But could go as low as 8. I feel this show is getting a tad more predictable. For this show to become GoT again, I think one of the Starks has to die. Horribly. And we will hate it. But really, I think everything is just going too smoothly for the "good guys".

Can't ignore the flaws, so I'll give it a 9. Could have a perfect ending, but teleporting Varys was a bit too much, even for me.

Not a flawless episode, but damn great. It cements my opinion on the show. Inconsistent, but graphic. This was very satisfying to watch. The one thing that bothered me is that during the whole time it seemed Jon just played Ramsey's game. I miss book Jon cleverness. Show Jon just charged, to be caught in a circle of hoplites killing them like pigs. I like some tactical prowness, and Jon was no general, but a glorified foot soldier. However, those things aren't a big problem, hence why I think this was one of the best episodes in the series. The one big problem I had was: Where the f**k was Ghost during the whole thing? Really, the direwolves only appear on screen to get killed, that's frustrating.

Reminds me why I like book Jon more. He is less stupid. It was a very satisfying episode, but there's this bitter taste, that if they truly dependend on Jon alone they would be all dead right now and Ramsey would still be rulling.

That's expected. Afterall, well... Yeah, my name is Dudu. The fuck is that even supposed to imply? That my real name is Eduardo and in my country "Dudu" is a typical nickname for that, perhaps? Dude, you didn't like this episode, I get it. It has flaws, inconsistencies. I found it entertaining, if I didn't I would simply quit this show because the previous episodes, you got admit, weren't any better. But you would do a favor to everyone if you stopped to try so hard to label everyone with different tastes than yours as stupid, or stoooopid, like you said yourself. Hell, you implicitly labelled me stupid thanks to my nickname, which is a little embarassing to see how deep into bs you want to go to offend someone, perhaps I should remind you that there are different places in the world with different names or the though is too alien to you?

I think next episode is about Ramsey and Jon, solely. Sort of like that episode of the wildlings at the wall. I'm not overly excited about Mereen, Daenarys started to bore me. She wins too much, too frequently. Last time she convinced a bunch of dothrakis to follow her after setting a whole structure on fire and come out of it miraculously alive... again. That was the worst part of this season to me, the complete recycle of a scene. More than that, a scene that was suposed to be unique. Ramsey, however, I can hate. Just as much as I can love the Starks. No, that episode doesn't deserve a 1. Whoever gave such low rating should be watching another series, IMO.

You logged into a forum dedicated to GoT to whine about it even though you're deep down in episode 8 of season 6. Lets that sink for a moment.

Lol, what a pointless comment. If you have such strong opinion over whoever liked this episode, state without the "I know everyone is entitled yadda yadda". It was a decent episode. Predictable bits, yes, but funny to watch nonetheless. High points being the Arya and Waif chase (sounded more like an ambush to me), Jaime and Edmure chat, and the lighthearted talk between Tyrion, Missandei and Grey Worm. Oh, and that scene of the warships bombarding the city was pretty nice. The arrival of Daenery's, though, was extremely predictable.

I think LSH would be too big. If that happens, it could as well be the last scene of the season. And if that happens, than I'm sure they have an 8th season in mind. Still, sounds more like wishful thinking. But then again, Coldhands was wishful thinking, and we had a "not-coldhands-but-close-enough" Benjen Stark in this episode. So hold on your hopes...

Still, no matter how miserable Bran felt that momment, that's not even close to how Hodor felt. Much worse and for a much longer time. Hope that brings some growth to Bran that his power can't be used lightly or else people will suffer (maybe that was 3ER message by sending him to that momment afterall). Hodor, we will miss you!

That makes some sense. But now that I think about it, it seems to me Hodor was fated to get Hodorized wether Bran witnessed it or not. The reason, I believe, was to show Bran that it could happen. It was a bombastic piece of info that I didn't focus when watching (Didn't digest those deaths easily man). The extent of his visions, they can reach the past. How huge is that? Bran might be one of the most important characters in this story afterall. Which is great, he was one of my favorites since first season.

I'm asking myself exactly that. All I saw was what I believe Richard talking to Ned. Why that momment holds such fundamental role I have no idea.