The Night King episode was such a fanservice bullshit but holy shit this week saved everything. 10/10

It started as a good mixture of low fantasy and political drama.

Eh, it was already well on the downturn by then.

Really? This episode was more fucking cheesy than the last one. Not as much fan service though at least

just because your edgy psycho ramsay died? faggot

I enjoyed the lack of fanservice in this episode as opposed to the shitshow that was last week.

Rhaegal was killed, and Cersei killed Misandei, and i enjoyed that. Not because i don't like dragons or Daenerys' right hand, but because the plot shouldn't cater to popular opinion and feelings.

If there isn't some heelturn and they end this with another shitty bigass battle, it will truly be the worst season.

+1

dubs checked. i enjoy this season, all the fanservice is for GoT the series fans. i think GRRM is going to tell the story he wants to tell in the books, the series will give the fanservice we won't get from the books

Lmao faggots

Yeah but the way they killed Rhaegal was so... lackluster. You expect me to believe that 1. Dany couldn’t see the ships coming even though she was high up in the air 2. That Bam Margera was somehow able to land 3 perfect shots with the scorpion on a moving, flailing target, and 3. That after those perfect 3 shots the other 50 missed even though Dany and Drogon were even closer?

I don’t mind a dragon dying, I expected it. Shit I even expected the attack at dragonstone, but that shit was just corny dawg. They’re trying way too hard and the writing just sucks now

Lol

Tbh this episode was great, last week missed the mark but this episode was a bullseye

What I find more annoying about that is the angry charge, dodging the salvo, and not pressing the reload to get in close and start burning shit.

I agree with you 100 percent. You can't hide a dozen ships behind a fucking rock, and the fucking muppet of a fool that is EURON is somehow more competent than the Night king?! Fucking bullshit.

.. BUT as i said. It didn't cater to anyone, and that's fundamentally a good thing.

lol he is never finishing the books

This. Killing Rhaegal was necessary, but that way... lazy writing. Even I could come up with a better alternative. Anyway, let's hope that the ending is satisfying enough... without arya randomly teleporting behind cersei and ending it again

They made a HUGE show of how beat up he was, literally the whole episode was about her needing to be patient and she brought her wounded slow dragon out with her. Also they were in blackwater bay it’s literally where fleets are hidden and moored. The giant bolts were a new technology she never knew existed so it wouldnt matter what she saw anyways

The scorpion was used in the very first engagement she brought a dragon to, you idiot. Of fucking course they built more.

Saved? What? This ep was boring as fuck in the beginning, basic a porn plot, and then got rushed as fuck. And in the end became nice, but besides that, didnt compensate at all

why wouldnt cersei just shoot daenerys and her small dick sized army right there? A start of a war? Yes, but a war without a queen, dragons and quite a disarranged enemy with possibly jon snow being their leader, which definitely would be a shitshow

i think we get one more Song of Ice and Fire book from GRRM. he has said in an interview that Wildcards is teh series he loves, and he does ASoIaF to pay the bills. GoT is so successful it keeps him from doing some of the things he normally does with writing, he ties in some stuff he's been working on since his Thousand Worlds science fiction stories and he uses a lot of Unreliable Narrator storytelling. his story options and storytelling methods are a little more limited now because so many fans are invested in GoT. the tv series is giving us a mix of the original plan with what fans want, and I think GRRM will see how much of his story he can get away with in the next book

Because there was a chance of cersei getting killed by the dragon. One dracarys command and chances are high she will get killed before they shoot/hit the dragon.

i mean, if they just aimed firstly at drogon, there wouldnt be really anything to do. if there were 2 dragons i see your point, but just one, and how easily one of them was killed in that episode, seems safe enough to me

not that anyone cares, but I think the A Song of Ice and Fire books are a prequel to GRRM's Thousand Worlds science fiction setting. GRRM introduced The Seven as a pantheon worshipped throughout the Thousand Worlds. the main characters who survive ASoIaF will match up with the Seven- Death (Arya), the Warrior (only one of Jaime/the Hound/Tormund will survive), the Smith (Gendry), the mother (Dany or Sansa), etc.

but it catered to edgelords like you

My favorite. People who can't use the internet.