Game of Thrones (HBO) TV Show • Page 235

Great ep. That raven gendry sent must have taken delta to dragonstone though.

 

That was insane. Loved every interaction between the characters north of the wall. This little feud between Arya and Sansa is already growing tired. Where is Bran and why hasn't he stepped in?

So glad we didn't lose Tormund or the Hound just yet. Hated to see one of the dragons go down. I never realized how bad I wanted to see dragons raining fire down all over the army of the dead. That was a sight to see. The idea of this reanimated dragon is wild.

Hate there is only one episode left, but at least it's 81 minutes. But then we have what, another 2 years before we can expect the see the final season?

 

Me at that last death (and resurrection)

 

lol just saw this on a friend's facebook...

 

i dont feel like listing them all. But this season has been such a disappointment in my opinion. As mentioned several times in this thread the pacing and plot holes are becoming bigger and harder to ignore. It's frustrating to watch a show that almost prided itself on the details for 6 seasons slip this way. I mean I'm in till the bitter end with hope that they can figure this out and prove me wrong but I'm worried.

 

jon really sucks huh?

leads battle against wildling army and loses, gets saved by stannis
leads battle against ramsay and loses, gets saved by sansa
leads excursion beyond the wall and almost gets killed by zombies, gets saved by daenerys
fucks up getting saved by daenerys and almost gets killed by zombies again, gets saved by benjen

has he ever succeeded in doing anything?

 

Actually he won the Battle of the Wall, and then went on a suicide mission to kill Mance before he could throw the entire army at him.

 

The writing for this show is really becoming sub-par. The Arya/Sansa dynamic is silly and makes Arya look like an idiot. And this whole suicide mission is really dumb. These writers don't know how to get to the ending of this story and it shows. Makes me sad.

 

Seriously, how many times are they going to try and fake us out that Jon Snow might be dead...

 

Jon getting saved by Dany and Benjen back to back was ridiculous.

 

How convenient for the writers to have Benjen out there to tie a nice ribbon on the episode.

 

Why is everyone shocked that arya is being fooled? I mean she never really completed her training and therefore is not the all-knowing assasin that she thinks she is

 

At this point I'm pretty sure we know Jon is not going to be dead. Maybe the last 2 episodes if it happens.

 

Yea - I agree that the writing is really really getting out of hand. I was fine with it through 4 episodes but these last 2 have just been horrendously executed and definitely has me worried going forward

 

There have definitely been moments this season where I feel like I'm watching a completely different show. Tonight's episode was full of them.

Next week's episode seems ripe for people acting out of character, and I'm worried about it. Plus I'm expecting some cringe-worthy dialogue to come out of that medieval board meeting.

 

The writing is clearly bad but the show is also more exciting than ever so I'm not complaining.

 

Arya's dialogue this episode was atrocious

 

Quick Gendry - run!

runs miles back - sends a raven to dany who comes in last second with the save. Like if you're going to have Dany and her 3 fucking dragons come save the day - why have them on Dragonstone? Maybe the writers could have found a way to at least get the dragons to a realistic destination to make that save.

And the Benjen save was so freaking hilarious too

 

some great hound moments tonight

 

Agreed with everyone who said the writing has been extremely sub par this season, although I've still been enjoying it. It does make me wonder what would be happening on the show right now if the books were completed prior to the start of this season.

 

arya was my favorite character (tied with stannis :'( ) for a really long time and i was so happy they finally got her out of the shitshow that was her time in braavos but she really dropped pretty hard for me this past episode. how is she not realizing she's being fooled and even then why is she doing this to sansa? sure sansa is partly acting for her own ambitions but at least her motivations also include the fact that she believes she is doing what's best for the north, what are arya's motivation outside of her liking jon and not liking sansa?

 

yea, the entire suicide mission was dumb, so anything after that to try and wrap it up will be dumb too.

 

Arya talking about shooting arrows was no bueno.

 

Which dragon died?