HBO's Game of Thrones

[TheObsoleteMan]

Agreed. The Bran stuff for me has always been the least interesting.

It totally caught me by surprise. There's always been little bits of magic here and there in the show, but that was straight out of Dungeons and Dragons. I'm surprised we didn't have to roll for intiative when the scene started.

 

[evenflow]

One of the best episodes of the entire series for me.

Book Spoiler:

Spoiler:

Brienne being presented to Lady Stoneheart would've been the ultimate, jaw-dropping season finale. Slightly disappointed they didn't go that route!

That is what I was expecting and why I am slightly disappointed despite it being a really good episode.

 

[a-dev]

It totally caught me by surprise. There's always been little bits of magic here and there in the show, but that was straight out of Dungeons and Dragons. I'm surprised we didn't have to roll for intiative when the scene started.

Actually I won't see the finale till tomorrow so I have no idea what you're referring to. I was just talking about all the Bran stuff up to the last time he was seen before this finale

 

[wanderlai]

I'm actually hoping the Hound makes it.

 

[Darth Waller]

I still don't get the whole bran side story, what's the point of all this, and how do they relate back to the main story arc. The whole thing just didn't make senses to me, feel like they just making up **** as they go. Seriously fireballs and skeletons?

I cringe every time Bran's story comes up again.

 

[ironwez20]

Damn that was a great as episode. Everything. The hound and brienne fight was brutal and man everything else was just insane. Big ups to Tyrion lannister the most awesome character in GOT.

 

[Darth Waller]

I loved every scene with the Lannisters this episode. Wow!

 

[TheObsoleteMan]

I'm actually hoping the Hound makes it.

He will. There has to be some kind of showdown between the Hound and the Mountain at some point. That's why I knew the Mountain wasn't dead last episode.

 

[ironwez20]

It totally caught me by surprise. There's always been little bits of magic here and there in the show, but that was straight out of Dungeons and Dragons. I'm surprised we didn't have to roll for intiative when the scene started.

Yea i felt like I was watching a freaking skyrim trailer lmao. The skeletons popped out the ground and magic spells were thrown everywhere and everything lmao.

 

[a-dev]

He will. There has to be some kind of showdown between the Hound and the Mountain at some point. That's why I knew the Mountain wasn't dead last episode.

You would think, but then you would also have thought that Robb Stark would lead a successful campaign and avenge the unjust killing of his father.

 

[TheObsoleteMan]

You would think, but then you would also have thought that Robb Stark would lead a successful campaign and avenge the unjust killing of his father.

Naw, I knew he was toast the moment he beheaded Lord Karstark. Like father, like son.

 

[rudy2d]

I still don't get the whole bran side story, what's the point of all this, and how do they relate back to the main story arc. The whole thing just didn't make senses to me, feel like they just making up **** as they go. Seriously fireballs and skeletons?

I was really put-off during that entire scene. It felt too over-the-top considering everyone else's predicaments.

Spoiler:

With regards to the greenseer, I always envisioned the weirwood roots having grown, over time, into a literal extension of his body. Not a big fan of the him being depicted as a plain old man with his arms slung through roots for support. Guess they used too much of the FX budget on the fireballs and skeletons.

 

[wanderlai]

He will. There has to be some kind of showdown between the Hound and the Mountain at some point. That's why I knew the Mountain wasn't dead last episode.

I sure hope so. He will need that healing guy who brought back the guy he cut in two to help him now. Circi is having a Franken Mountain being created...yikes.

 

[Kamandi]

Spoiler:

When Tyrion killed Tywin on the can I turned to my wife and said "Happy Father's Day!!!"

 

[Kibagami]

Spoiler:

When Tyrion killed Tywin on the can I turned to my wife and said "Happy Father's Day!!!"

Damn, I have to say, that's some good timing with the producers.

 

[The Chev]

Great episode, but

Spoiler:

Where is Lady Stoneheart? I thought for sure she'd be unveiled in the Finale

 

[darthviper107]

Great episode, but

Spoiler:

Where is Lady Stoneheart? I thought for sure she'd be unveiled in the Finale

Spoiler:

My guess is that since book 4 & 5 don't have much good stuff they will leave that to next season. Plus, Brienne's story so far in the books ends pretty much when she gets there. Already I'm concerned about Bran's and Sansa's stories, since they've pretty much gotten to where they are in the books.

 

[EVILFACE]

Hound got his ass kicked.

The skeletons were damn kewl.

 

[gagaliya]

Well done. Really good season finale. Varys walking away from the boat....bells start ringing....turns around and gets on the boat.

Spoiler:

I feel like I should know the reason....but not sure why he turned around back onto the boat when he hear tyrin was dead. I would imagine that's the time he wants to be at kings landing the most to grab power, is it because he fear Jaime or cersi will kill him?

 

[gagaliya]

I cringe every time Bran's story comes up again.

Yeah me too, it's my lease favorite story arc, every time it came up I secretly wished George Martin would pull a fast one and kill off the entire group ending the whole thing so we can focus on the other streams