Game of Thrones (HBO) TV Show • Page 194

That is true, I forgot he actually had a trade. Forging all that dragonglass could be clutch.

 

Gendry was like a prodigy blacksmith. I assume he'll be the one doing the dragonglass smithing

 

idk if i was gendry i wouldnt just go back to kings landing

 

Just saw Sunday's episode last night. Thought it was great. What's everyone complaining about this week regarding it though?

 

lmao my only real complaint about it was a lot of the cuts and transitions that were just really weird. But I guess that's what Mylod does

 

I have almost no complaints with the whole season, the life of a tasteless plebeian is a happy one!

 

yeah I didn't see many major complaints. I thought the casterly rock twist ending bit was a little clumsy but I think it was just not how I was expecting all that to go down. Thought the episode was great otherwise

 

This episode was very good. Mylod isnt a good director but outside of that the difference between this and the last two is huge.

 

I honestly feel like a lot of Thrones fans just look for things to dislike about the show too. It's almost like we expect 100% perfection out of each and every episode. How many tv series have actually done that?

 

I think its the exact opposite haha. Fans take issue with the notion that something wasnt perfect.

 

I just cant understand how D&D and HBO have the director of Ali G in da House directing Thrones for three seasons straight

 

Although I am very excited to see what Shakman has in store for us in these next two episodes. And for Alan Taylor to come back

 

I don't even necessarily think of them as good episodes or bad episodes... My only complaints have been about specific parts. This show is like 15 stories going at once, so some episodes have one story line that is currently slow while another plot line is really taking off.

It always makes it really hard for me to say "I didn't like that episode" when really, it's that I didn't like a piece of it. Even as amazing as "Hardhome" is, I mostly associate it with Jon vs. the White Walkers; I could care less what happened in the rest of the episode.

 

Miguel Sapochnik or bust

 

That's true, but I know way too many fans that only focus on the negative aspects of an episode. For most of season six, my brother only complained about Arya and Sansa and would almost refuse to talk about anything else. I guess thats what I'm more so referring to

 

Have Sapochnik direct all of the final season

 

IMO, his purpose would be to be legitimized as Genrdy Baratheon and become the new lord of the stormlands

 

Arya Lady of the Stormlands?

 

nah, that's not her.

 

She totes has the googlies for Gendy. She can still be a badass murderer and also a wife and mother. Motherhood doesn't stop one from being Destructor of Worlds

 

She's compared to Lyanna a lot and Gendry is described as looking exactly like Robert.

 

Was cool to see a shot of Bronn with the Lannister army, but would love to see him with the winning team

I want him to live as he's one of my favorites

 

welp RIP Bronn

 

I don't think he directed any episodes this season which is a bummer.

 

They're saving him for next season probably