I don't care personally. It's just the principle.

There is probably some bandwagoning

But the one thing that I think everyone should be able to agree on is that Episode 3, plot wise, was an abomination.
7 seasons of build up then he shows up and dies in 5 minutes.\
Meanwhile, about 10 main characters are shown completely surrounded for the entire last 20 minutes of the episode yet nothing happens to them. If they are going to make them survive at least make them work together and have it be believable instead of just stuck in a corner surrounded for half the episode.

Episode 1 decent
Episode 2 fantastic
Episode 3 ignores 7 seasons of buildup.

This post was edited by FroggyG on May 17 2019 03:01am

Jon kills Drogon before they kill of Danearys and Jon dies also... Arya kills Daenerys... and no... Reign of Fire died out from the memories of humans.



It is plausible... damn I never know what is going on in the mind of women... not sure if the writer or one or more selection of writers are women.

Don't worry... I say the darnedest things at times, whether appropriate or just stupid.



Must be just your principle then, because no one else replied in that matter.

I do apologize if it ruined your surprise that an actor from GoT appeared in a great movie like John Wick Chapter 3 that was recently released.

I see how some have massive issues with that, especially the NK arc. I thought episode was great personally.

But he has no book counter-part, so (for GRRM) he was never meant to be the big bad guy.. even though the show (and perhapes even more so the fans) built him up to be. People expected mysterious answers spelled out to them by Bran, i think the majority of fans also wanted a cliche hero vs villain fight to the death too, another reason for the saltyness. I think it was great that arya did it in the way she did.

He's a side quest, the overwhelming story has always been the throne.

As for the ridiculous scenes of main characters surrounded - yea i can't really defend it, should have been portrayed better.
Although i should say those scenes didnt get too much screen time, we just saw them intermittently (i guess to build tension). Focusing on this too much is what i meant by nitpicking.

@bold

It doesnt ignore it, you just didnt like the result of said build up.

This post was edited by WelSh on May 17 2019 04:26am

i wish would be perfect

Missed this one... like it.

Is the step-son named Sam? I forgot. When I read it, I was thinking a decade may have past and the youngest one would then be Jon, or Sam (short for samantha). Don't mind me, my mind wonders off occasionally and thinks of other things.

that was so freaking annoying
tens of thousands die, but the main characters are pinned against a wall 100 vs 1 for half the episode and live

fucking hell

This post was edited by ampoo on May 18 2019 07:05pm

My fav part is when someone is completely surrounded by 100 dudes then they cut away and in the next shot there are 3 who are all standing directly in front of said person

no worst part is sam crying while zombies ignore him

just lol

which is exactly what would happen if Sam was a guest in the Westeros section of the Westworld theme park