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I don't know about the whole episode, but that action sequence was right up there with Battle of the Bastards and Hardhome.

I was so damn scared that Jamie and Bronn were going to die,especially Bronn when he got pinned down by that Dothraki. Thank god they're both still kicking.
 
There were multiple highlights in this episode, outside of the battle. Arya sparring with Brienne, Bran mentioning Arya's list after Sansa thought Arya was joking, Bran spooking the S out of Littlefinger with his chaos ladder line.

Is Jaime going to be captured again? Gotta think that he is going to have a difficult time resurfacing on his own with the heavy armor.

My only gripe is with the crossbow. The dragons have been prefigured as an unstoppable beast and Cybrun is a legit mad genius capable of creating zombies and the secret weapon is a medium sized crossbow that somehow Bronn is able to wield for minutes without any resistance in the middle of a chaotic battle.
 
I'm no battle field expert, although I did dominate you lot in Risk a few years ago, but why in hell would you charge a line of spears on horseback when you can just let the dragon whack the crap out of everything and then just ride in and clean up?
 
Two other thoughts:

1) Jamie is in a full suit of armor - - Bronn had better go down and get him, because he's not going to be able to pull himself up from the bottom of that lake in that kind of weight.

2) Right at the end of the scene where Arya and Brienne sparred (amazing, BTW) when Littlefinger was looking down at Arya, did I hear a crow? Is Littlefinger sending updates to Cersei?
 
Loved the Arya and Brienne training session, I knew Arya has become a bad assassin, but her sword fighting skills are very fun to watch.

Edit: What was with Littlefingers smirking during that scene.
 
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What a strange feeling watching that battle hoping Bron would be ok but also hoping Drogon would be safe too.
 
Absolutely loving Davos' old lecherous side. Man has been too long with a safe port in the storm.
 
What a strange feeling watching that battle hoping Bron would be ok but also hoping Drogon would be safe too.

Yep, that's exactly what the showrunners were going for. They're fully aware everybody loves both.
 
Top 5 is a high bar but yah, this was excellent.

I was disappointed. Realistically, it was a solid episode, but . . . expectations. This early release thing messed with my viewership. Waylon named it Top 5, and as much as I loathe Waylon on the Cesspool l, I respect him over here, so my expectations soared. I was ready for everyone and their mother to die.

Shame no one did.
 
Loved the Arya and Brienne training session, I knew Arya has become a bad assassin, but her sword fighting skills are very fun to watch.

Edit: What was with Littlefingers smirking during that scene.

The Arya scenes continue to be my favorite. She has always been the best Stark. Never disappointed me even once.
 
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I was disappointed. Realistically, it was a solid episode, but . . . expectations. This early release thing messed with my viewership. Waylon named it Top 5, and as much as I loathe Waylon on the Cesspool l, I respect him over here, so my expectations soared. I was ready for everyone and their mother to die.

Shame no one did.

This is why listening to these heathens brings nothing but heartache. Where's my firing squad?!
 
This is why listening to these heathens brings nothing but heartache. Where's my firing squad?!

Yeah, I am going to have to stay away after say Tuesday and then return on Sunday nights.
 
For the record . . . last week's trade of Casterly Rock and Highgarden was a wash. Like I said. See now? Jamie Lannister is a loser. Taking his assessment of the state of things at face value is always a foolish move.
 
Loved the Arya and Brienne training session, I knew Arya has become a bad assassin, but her sword fighting skills are very fun to watch.

Edit: What was with Littlefingers smirking during that scene.


I thought is was him seeing he is now in Winterfell with 2 world class killers who don't seem to like him very much.

Great episode. I wouldn't call it to 5, but as said above...that is a lofty standard.

I am convinced Ayra is to kill Sansa.

Danni was great, but she is a terrible tactician. She could have save a lot of troops if she had simply swooped in from behind as they Lanisters were preparing for the horde.
 
I thought is was him seeing he is now in Winterfell with 2 world class killers who don't seem to like him very much.

Great episode. I wouldn't call it to 5, but as said above...that is a lofty standard.

I am convinced Ayra is to kill Sansa.

Danni was great, but she is a terrible tactician. She could have save a lot of troops if she had simply swooped in from behind as they Lanisters were preparing for the horde.
Don't agree on Arya killing Sansa... but Littlefinger though... he's gonna have to go before long.
 
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Dothraki comment to Tyrion that his people can't fight seemed a little comical. Let's see a dragon fire burn the Dothraki horse charge and see how they fair after that. I don't think that was a fair assessment of a lannister vs dothraki battle, Tyrion should have pointed that out.
 
I was disappointed. Realistically, it was a solid episode, but . . . expectations. This early release thing messed with my viewership. Waylon named it Top 5, and as much as I loathe Waylon on the Cesspool l, I respect him over here, so my expectations soared. I was ready for everyone and their mother to die.

Shame no one did.

Top 5 was maybe a bit of heat of the moment, but Top 10 definitely. Things I liked:

Great battle scene.
Lots of Arya
Not much Bran (when did he go from having some function in the broader story, to now being some weird, B horror movie character whose only purpose is to freak people out?)
Every Jon Snow scene was improved dramatically by Davos.

That is a winning combination.
 
For the record . . . last week's trade of Casterly Rock and Highgarden was a wash. Like I said. See now? Jamie Lannister is a loser. Taking his assessment of the state of things at face value is always a foolish move.

Jaime is no more a driver of the plot than Delorres Edd. Jaime just gets a lot more screen time. He is a servant at this point.
 
Top 5 was maybe a bit of heat of the moment, but Top 10 definitely. Things I liked:

Great battle scene.
Lots of Arya
Not much Bran (when did he go from having some function in the broader story, to now being some weird, B horror movie character whose only purpose is to freak people out?)
Every Jon Snow scene was improved dramatically by Davos.

That is a winning combination.
Throwing Chaos is a Ladder back at Littlefinger was pretty good though.
 
Things that I noticed:

Arya getting stopped as she tried to enter Winterfell was very similar to what happened when she tried to enter King's Landing in season 1.

Dany's line to Jon about 'their survival being more important than your pride' was similar to what Jon told Mance Rayder in season 5.

There is a scene in season 1 where Robert tells Cersie what would happen if the Dothraki came to Westeros, so far everything he predicted in that scene has happened.
 
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I feel like Bran finally has a purpose, whether or not you like the performance. I enjoyed his call backs to other characters conversations as him getting stronger. Is the hippie guru stoner vibe necessary? Probably not but, he can't just play it matter of factly. There has to be some mysticism to it, he is omniscient now.

Doing a send up of the Aladdin genie or Dr. Manhattan would look just as bad on screen.
 

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