Yeah it was great

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Yes. It would've been a good episode without the last battle scene. Both sides made plans, Arya headed North, and Jon headed South. I even liked Sam and the Grayscale.

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Wasn't really a fan of the grayscale but most of the rest of it was good. It wasn't great.

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Fare you well, fare you well
I love you more than words can tell
Listen to the river sing sweet songs
To rock my soul

Guess I was looking for more.

The Jorah greyscale storyline bores me so far. And I dont care about the Sand snake dornish women or whatever they are so that was like 4 scenes I didnt like.

I can see that as they never really did anything with them so I didn't really care that they died.

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It was great

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My feeling as well. It was alright.

Great episode

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I don't mind table setting episodes, as I felt these first two were (other than the last 5 minute fight scene). The problem is that you only have 7 episodes and two have been setting the table. The meal better be damn good.

This episode was fine but didn't blow me away. The fight scene was well done and watching Theon turn into Reek again was really bad. Nymeria turning away from Arya was the saddest thing they had done in a while. That had me thinking though, what happened to Ghost? I don't remember him dying but I don't recall seeing him since the Jon Snow resurrection scene.

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The dogs cost a fortune to include in an episode for the little screen time they usually get is what I've read. Ghost is still alive with Jon Snow.

Other than that, it was a great episode.

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Yup.

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The stupid board meme has me confused

Did everyone think this was really a great episode or is this the Brick/DB meme jumping sections?

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It was a great episode

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Yup!

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I actually did enjoy the episode. Episode 1 saw little Dany/Tyrion screen time (except that short blurb at the end with no dialogue), so you knew going into last night's episode that the story would focus mostly on them. They needed to show the viewer where everything lied with that group and their plan, so you knew there would be some "setting of the table".

The battle scene was incredible, and Theon being a coward once again was not very surprising. I'm not really sure what he could possibly do being out in the water though. He basically stranded himself at sea.

So yes, great episode.

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i didn't have a problem with anything in the episode. it was really nice seeing hot pie reunited with arya for a moment. nymeria basically symbolizes arya's identity...she is no one.

jorah's greyscale peeling scene was hard to watch but the transition to a pie was pretty funny.

i honestly just can't wait to see what happens next at this point.

well for me i'm to the point where i don't care what happens, i just want something to happen. cersei wins it all, great. starks win it all, great. whitewalkers win it all, great. everyone is kind of getting annoying except for the hound.

This kind of sums up my feelings, but if the writers had any balls they would introduce time travel.

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Great dumbasses think alike

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I really appreciate your great insight here.

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time travel essentially has existed throughout the whole series. next episode we see jon in dragonstone. that's not a short horse ride away.

Go write some GOT meets Skynet fanafic. Shit, you already have Nu Sarah Conner casted

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Androids shitty auto correct fuckface

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I didn't know you could use EBT for HBO GO subscriptions

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I didn't hate the episode, I just find that I don't care as much for Dany anymore. Her faux badass routine has worn itself thin. Varys has forgotten more about plotting and politics than she will ever know. So now, much like the books, they have written themselves into a corner. No fleet, how do you get the Unsullied and the Dothraki to mainland Westeros? It's not like the North has a huge fleet of ships that Jon can use to negotiate.

And whoever mentioned time travel... they've already done it. Bran has been time travelling since he met the Three Eyed Raven.

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Daenareys is setting up to be the final season villain. The family madness is taking hold.

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