Game of Thrones

[BLAKE]

I think it's both. He's after power first and foremost, but sprinkle the dust of an old crush on it and he's even happier.

[Unicorn Jeff]

[Craizie]

Really good episode, although I would have liked to have seen Ramsey flayed and then fed to the dogs instead of sitting.




He wants Sansa... always has since her mom died.

I don't think he gives a fuck about a piece of ass. All he want's is power.

[bird_dog0347]

Really good episode, although I would have liked to have seen Ramsey flayed and then fed to the dogs instead of sitting.

LMAO. I was thinking the same. How the hell do you not take out your own people? The beheaded body riding on the horse was a nice touch.

EPIC Episode!

Now, what does Littlefinger want after that?

He wants Sansa... always has since her mom died.

[mstng86]

Thank goodness the Bolton army wore those dorky helmets, otherwise how would people know who to stab?

LMAO. I was thinking the same. How the hell do you not take out your own people? The beheaded body riding on the horse was a nice touch.

EPIC Episode!

Now, what does Littlefinger want after that?

[BLAKE]

Thank goodness the Bolton army wore those dorky helmets, otherwise how would people know who to stab?

[big_tiger]

Hell yeah it was. Makes the more tentative recent episodes worth it.

I loved the sequence when the battle starts and the camera is behind Jon in the chaos. Never seen a medieval battle done that way and it was awesome.

Same here, that was amazing. They said Jon Snow was lucky during the battle, but with that much luck I would say it had to be divine intervention.

[CWO]

that was the episode I've been waiting for, and it delivered. Great TV.

[LS1Goat]

Yes, very satisfying to see Ramsay get his comeuppance. His blood lust was getting tiring to watch. I like how Sansa stuck around to watch the hounds take him apart. Quite a change from the girl we saw in first couple of seasons.

Liked the way the battle sequence was filmed. Knights of the Vale almost arrived too late. Bummed to see Wun Wun get taken out by Ramsay. I guess he's the last of the giants that we know about.

[BLAKE]

that was gratifying.

Hell yeah it was. Makes the more tentative recent episodes worth it.

I loved the sequence when the battle starts and the camera is behind Jon in the chaos. Never seen a medieval battle done that way and it was awesome.

[momo]

that was gratifying.

[Unicorn Jeff]

Them hounds must have been hoes, cause they weren't loyal.

Yep... I wonder how he was still screaming when his jaw got ripped the fuck off.

[CexMashean]

Them hounds must have been hoes, cause they weren't loyal.

[Broncojohnny]

Some of the storylines are still moving towards where the last book ended, I can see it already. Next week is the big battle but the last episode of the season is going to blow people away.

[jakesford]

this episode... so much precious screen time wasted on forced Tyrion/Missandei/Greyworm dialog then wasted on a long Terminator 2 foot chase with the Waif.

It's what Tyrion does, I think that was good... Tyrion will need them to trust him, and so far he hasn't done a great job.

The whole Arya story line with the House of Black and White has been painful. It's like they started this while the show was following the books, but now they just wanted out and had to find someway to wrap it up. I would be curious how the books follow this story line, I feel like it will be different.

I'm guessing Cercei is going to burn down King's Landing with dragon fire...