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I CAN'T WAIT UNTIL THAT THING HAPPENS IN THE FUTURE THAT IS TOTALLY AMAZING AND THE BEST THING EVER WRITTEN.
The episode was good, but not as good as some of the other episodes. I imagine there will be a Blackwater-esque episode this season, probably the 9th episode again and that will be the formula for the next few seasons as well. Whatever happens, it should prove to be entertaining at least. I take comfort in the fact that, even in the more boring episodes, they are well written and acted.
I, too, cannot wait until Tyrion gets Sansa pregnant, and she gives birth to the Prince Who Was Promised.
Oops, spoilers. :shobon:
You're just doing that on purpose.
And then the part where Thoros re-animates Jaime's hand, and it goes around the Seven Kingdoms fighting for the Lannisters, while Jaime and Brienne get married and have a daughter named Sapphire.
Agent Proto's new name is now Jeffrey Baratheon.
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er is just way too good.
Totally agree about the Blackbelts.
They are not Blackbelts, they are Men of the Night's Watch. :colbert:
The finale of every drama TV series is always more epic and exciting. Just because this is building to something doesn't mean that it makes every episode any less boring. In the first two seasons I never had any feeling that nothing was happening like I have several times this season. Each episode should be able to hold up as a self contained story imo.Quote:
Originally Posted by Freya
I think every season is allowed 2-3 slower, filler episodes. Unfortunately, with a 10-episode-a-season set up, GoT is really pushing it with any more than 2 episodes that are connector episodes.
Sadly, a majority of the this season has been filler.
w/e guys I've really enjoyed this season so far
Yeah, I haven't read the books and I'm really enjoying the storyline, too. I respect the need for people to get from one place to another so something can happen. It would be a bit ridiculous if every episode was climatic.
TB is really the only one to be complaining about the current season as far as I'm seeing. Then again, so are many more, but it's good that not most of us aren't complaining too much about the speed this season is going. I've been enjoying the season so far, even if it's been deviating from the book quite a bit recently.
I have absolutely no idea what you people are talking about, the only criticism I've had of this season so far is that the episodes are too short and there aren't enough of them. Absolutely every single scene is packed and they're clearly struggling to find room for everyone. Just because all the book readers are super excited for (SPOILER)the Red Wedding where Melisandre and Gendry marry (that's not really what happens don't worry show-only peeps) doesn't make this build-up time less good or anything, if they just skipped to episode 9 it would be a trout show because, you know, context and characterization and setting are important.
Also all I've heard about the books is that after like the first two GRRM forgot how to move a plot forward so :monster: