King Redbeard I

Rated it a 9. Enjoyed it. I've felt an extra buzz throughout the entire season this year which I didn't feel as much with past seasons. I think that's mainly because there's so many vital moments in ASoS2/Season 4 as opposed to the usual big event in episode 9. Did feel like I was watching an episode of Doctor Who during Bran's scene with the children of the forest though.

I don't know if this is the right place to say this, and please, if it's not, feel free to delete my comment or point me to another thread, but who cares if Littlefinger said "your sister" instead of "only Cat"? If you've been paying attention, you know that Cat was Lysa's sister... So does it really matter?

Voted a 7. Pretty decent episode, excited for the next one. Not going to be on for 2 weeks though, right? Thought it was pretty exciting, liked the scene between Petyr and Lysa, though it all happened a bit quick. Same with the scene between Tyrion and Oberyn.

I think that Brienne yelled sword to buy enough time to tell them about Oathkeeper, the sword that Jaime gave to Brienne to go and find Sansa. She then goes and finds Jaime and tells him about the Hound being with Sansa (possibly referring to Lem as he now has the Hounds helm, right?) just as a ploy to get him to go alone. S'not like she can say UnCat is there with Jaime's men all around them. Then... Either UnCat will kill them both, Or she, or someone else in her party will convince her, to simply allow them time to complete their mission and find Sansa. Maybe she'll even go with them so she can talk to Littlefinger? Also, another possibility, for those who think that Jaime will be given a trail for some reason even though UnCat has just been straight up hanging those she wishes to see die until this point: perhaps this "trial" will be the moment Jaime has been training his left hand for and maybe he'll succeed. In which case I reckon they'll probably kill him anyway. Heh.

I loved this episode. Much more exciting than the last two, in my opinion. The fight scene between Jon and Karl was fun, loved the sword through the head, and the reunite with Ghost. As someone who's only just finished reading the books I feel a bit lost especially with all the changes they've made (Vargo/Locke, who I was actually kind of gutted for when he died, I was starting to like him, even if he was a bad guy). I gave it a 10 because it's the only one that's got me pumped up other than episode 2.