Game Of Thrones Television series *may contain spoilers*

[FTY]

Absolutely superb.

 

[AdamEFC]

That episode was boss.

 

[AdamEFC]

Best episode of the series so far
Good progression of the story beyond the wall as well as a nice wee battle.

Dumb woman should have just killed the kids, NEA

She was tidy, should have kept her in.

 

[FTY]

He's literally my fav character in any show or film or book of all time, such an absolute G

 

[Kiwi]

She was tidy, should have kept her in.

Well tidy. Literally said to my mate there's another boss bird in there, then they killed her off basically straight away

 

[sageyefc]

Finally a good episode this season


Still think they should kill off sansa, dragon lady, maybe the kid with the faceless people. NEA

 

[TheAlmightyFloater]

No Sand snakes = a good episode.

Hopefully they figure that out soon.

 

[Tree13]

Anyone else think they're laying it on a bit thick with regard to Ollie, the young lad in the Night's Watch? I get the very distinct impression that he's going to do something very, very horrid very soon.

 

[Kiwi]

Anyone else think they're laying it on a bit thick with regard to Ollie, the young lad in the Night's Watch? I get the very distinct impression that he's going to do something very, very horrid very soon.

He'll get stabby stabby with someone IMO @FTY

 

[FTY]

He'll get stabby stabby with someone IMO @FTY

Defo, which makes no sense.

 

[Kiwi]

Defo, which makes no sense.

Could portray him as one of the villains in that cliffhanger event on the wall I reckon.
Fuelled by his disillusionment with Jon

 

[Tree13]

He'll get stabby stabby with someone IMO @FTY

Ha. That's my guess too.

 

[Prevenger17]

Agree with all of that. Probably the first time they've deviated from the source material WITHOUT going horrifically wrong.

Although...

Spoiler: SPOILER

Danaerys' decision to retain Tyrion as an advisor made no sense. He confirmed that he is on good terms with Varys and trusts him - the same Varys for whom Jorah was spying on her. He made it abundantly clear that he did not give a toss whether she accepted him or executed him - isn't this the sort of "ally" who will happily sell you out if it suits him at some later stage? He's not afraid of her or any possible sanction she could use against him... interesting that the first thing he advised her to do was sent Jorah away, despite correctly identifying that Jorah is now totally devoted and loyal to her. Taking a Lannister on as an advisor, one who is on good terms with the chap who used to run Jorah as a spy against her, the same Jorah she has now banished TWICE for the same spying, just didn't ring true to me.

Spoiler

Yeah, didn't seem particularly organic to me, thought Tyrion would have to jump through a few hoops before Danaerys would take him in.Two conversations and bang. It doesn't help that she has zero charisma and he has all of it, there was a real imbalance in their scenes. Otherwise, a cracking episode, that scene at Hardhome was unreal.

 

[Kiwi]

Starting to wish they'd kill off Daenerys now. The writers have killed her spark, really disliking her as a character lately

 

[Prevenger17]

Defo, which makes no sense.

Spoiler

Definitely makes sense. It's a good way to portray how deep the rot has gotten with regards to Jon's relationship with the NW. He completely radicalized their approach to Wildlings and alienated more than half of the men. It wouldn't have the same impact if Thorne or someone did the deed, we know he hates him.