OT: Who you g.o.t.

[Crank]

Pretty spot on.

I got the Jon Snow right for the wrong reason.
Him killing Danyreus was an easy call. Had to be him. Her needing to be killed was an easy call. They made that clear last episode, and she had a dream at one point where she was about to touch the iron throne but then walked out and saw her dead ex and her baby. Clearly foreshadowing that she'd die before sitting on the throne and join her dead ex.

I didn't see Jon being a prisoner or the eunuchs keeping the city or him being, essentially, banished. I figured that, after he did the deed, he'd be sick of all of the evil all around him, give up, and want to isolate himself from all he had known. Where better than the free folk of the north.

 

[UCDaveD]

Pre-edit your post said Dany gets killed by John and Bran is voted in. Knowing your trolling nature, there is a 99.8 percent chance you read the spoilers and played it off as a guess. I'm not complaining, I read the spoilers too. But that was bold.

That was the plan, but I thought better of it and course corrected.

 

[temery]

I liked the ending. I must be the only one.

 

[Ewekon]

Never cared and still don't.

 

[Rocktheworld]

So It isn’t Ned Stark? Just finishing up season 1.

Lord Baelish is great dark horse money

Good god what did I just watch re: Bran

100% called the Danny-Jon thing. I thought it would be a much more dramatic moment with more build, but it’s not the worst way that things could have ended...

 

[HuskyHawk]

It was ok. I would have had Arya kill Grey Worm. He was almost as bad as Dany. Then you could have had Jon lead, but I suppose he didn’t want it. The scenes with Jon and Tyrion were quite good. Glad Sansa didn’t bend the knee. I figured Tyrion would be hand again, whoever was on the throne. Got that right at least.

 

[imno1]

Why do Sam and Brienne get a vote on who rules?

 

[Horatio]

Why do Sam and Brienne get a vote on who rules?

I feel better about them voting compared to
Sansa. Sam and Brienne consistently put in work and made contributions.

 

[UofCT]

Bran makes no sense even being on the list, let alone the favorite. Jon has the best claim, and temperament. Dany has the claim but just went nuts. Gendry has a claim, could fit. Arya has no interest and I doubt Sansa ever leaves the north again.

Tyrion and Sam best as advisors.

Tough

 

[August_West]

Why do Sam and Brienne get a vote on who rules?

Brienne and Sam are both from prominent westerosi houses.

 

[August_West]

Brienne and Sam are both from prominent westerosi houses.

to add,

the better question is why were Arya, Sansa, and Bran all there? Only need one rep from the north.

 

[UofCT]

I would have liked to have seen the aftermath of Jon killing Dany and not a 5-month jump in time. I also don't get why Bran didn't just release Jon once he was named King. Grey Worm does not get to decide the fate of Jon, i'm sorry.

 

[Letsgohuskies11]

For a show willing to kill multiple main characters in a single episode. The finale just seemed way too happy and campy.

 

[Dove]

I was chuckling on the way to work with this thought...when I was 14 I was watching The Wonderful World of Disney on Sunday night. Today, 14 years olds are watching decapitations and incest.

#societynow

 

[Horatio]

I would have liked to have seen the aftermath of Jon killing Dany and not a 5-month jump in time. I also don't get why Bran didn't just release Jon once he was named King. Grey Worm does not get to decide the fate of Jon, i'm sorry.

It’s a mess but apparently Greyworm , the Unsullied and the Dothraki wanted justice for Dany’s death or they were gonna go to war. They had a formidable army and the Iron Island Queen was still pro- Dany. All of these factors were crammed into one scene. SMH

 

[mauconnfan]

Ok no way in hell the prisoner Tyrion gets to make all those decisions, or even talk after Grey Worm was ready to cut his head off that was awful. Not enough edge of the seat stuff for me, no action to speak of. Expected more, tough I am sure to actually deliver but it was a failure in my eyes for such an epic series to end this way.

 

[NYC_HUSKY22]

to add,

the better question is why were Arya, Sansa, and Bran all there? Only need one rep from the north.

Probably because they're there seeking justice for Jon, and all the northmen are surrounding the city ready for war.

 

[Horatio]

It’s Amazing how the Unsullied, the Dothraki
And the wild free folk numbers miraculously increased at the end of the show. Remarkable.

 

[Travelman6]

I don't watch GoT but has anyone heard of spoiler tags for The wire? Come on.

Spoiler

It is simple

 

[bazz&boujee]

all i know is i almost lost it when jon asked arya if she had her needle :’’’’(

 

[Letsgohuskies11]

I don't watch GoT but has anyone heard of spoiler tags for The wire? Come on.

Spoiler

It is simple

The show has been over for 11 years.

 

[KembaStepback]

Does Vegas win all bets? Drogon destroyed the iron throne. No way anyone can sit on it now.

 

[KembaStepback]

And why would the North not bend the knee to a start? He could be King of them all. Sansa was just greedy but luckily for her it worked.

 

[navery12]

I don't watch GoT but has anyone heard of spoiler tags for The wire? Come on.

Spoiler

It is simple

I can't be mad because it's an old show but I started watching it a month ago so was not happy with that spoiler

 

[Horatio]

I can't be mad because it's an old show but I started watching it a month ago so was not happy with that spoiler

My bad