10/10
The only bad thing about this show is the horde of whiners
Tudor_A6 May 2019
Remember the first seasons of the show? That time when we used to let ourselves be surprised by it, without any expectations or theories? It was so much more enjoyable. Well, since then, the show has not changed much, but the viewers' attitude towards it sure did!
Now everyone thinks they know best how the story is supposed to go, who deserves to be the hero and who to die and when and how. And if the story doesn't fit their narrow idea about how everything is "supposed" to happen, they hate it... it's such a shame, because this is one of the best shows that we've ever had.
This episode was amazing. As were all, so far. If you want to enjoy this show like you used to, my advice is to stop listening to the haters until the show is over. They really do know how to pick every detail apart to make it seem like a bad show. If they can't enjoy it, that does not mean you shouldn't.
A lot of complaints about episode 3 was that not a lot of people died. .
I would think female humans would be even more secure.<--- trying to keep in mind that while everyone debates the logic of shooting arrows from a boat, we all seem quite comfy with the idea that a female human can ride a flying dragon without falling off...
You put way more though in this than the actual writers and producersDragonstone is vacant, just like all the other castles, Including Highgarden and Storm's end, Just a classroom sized group of unsullied and 20 000 mercs The entire Westerlands, Reach, Stormlands, Riverlands, Eyre, wiped out.
Wonder if Sam is the warden of the south now, or would that be Gendry? them, alone, with no bannermen.
at least Dorne still exists. Maybe Dany shouldn't have toasted the entire Westeros.
So why did they choose to wrap it up in 6, rather than the usual 10?
The extended lengths added f0k0l value. Half of it is the producers rambling on about their kak vision...
Rian Johnson already beat them to itD&D have starwars to go and ruin...
I would think female humans would be even more secure.
They have 2 places where the thorns/scales can hold them in place instead of only 1...
Biggest TV show in the world shouldn't have these petty issues to contend with, especially for an extra 4 episodes.
Disney never had a problem keeping far bigger names together for 10+ years...
Probably still sailing to the Iron Islands while everything else started and finished...and somewhere else Yara Greyjoy is doing something not sure what
A recap of who went where...
Jon Snow barely said bye to his doggie, hopped on a horse and headed somewhere ?
The hairy scotsman dude got no legover from Brienne so he was going to sod off back to the north ( I thought they were in the north ).
Arya and the Hound are also plodding along on horsies going somewhere
Dragon lady and the unsullied , well one moment lighting funeral pyres and drinking Starbucks in the snow, next minute parked outside a cowboy fort down south
and somewhere else Yara Greyjoy is doing something not sure what
Is that about it, did I leave anyone out ?
I think they have set that up nicely now... no reason to complain.Daenerys is most likely going to end up dead and John will be king. People will complain about that too.
If they are both alive and they live happily ever after, people will complain about that.
A lot of complaints about episode 3 was that not a lot of people died. People complained about that. Now a dragon dies and people complain about how it died.
People love to complain.
Is that about it, did I leave anyone out ?
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Likewise, we didn't get to see Missandei captured. One minute she was with Grey Worm, the next minute she's in King's Landing with Cersei. And frankly, as wicked as Cersei is I don't see her just executing a valuable hostage like that