Game of Thrones: House of the Dragon!

[Miriel]

This show has crossed into a sort of hate-watching territory for me.

The end scene was just awful and so problematic. I know GoT has always had issues with race, but jesus christ. It was so smurfing gross.

The scene with Rob's body was unwatchable. Like, it made me loathe the show with that one scene. I know it happens in the book, so don't come at me with that.

Aside from that, I liked that so many of the other storylines have moved forward. I always like any scenes with Tyrion, and Varys and I kinda love that Jon Snow got shot up with arrows by his ex-gf. Stannis is still a douche nugget. Please please stay alive Gendry!

[Marshall Banana]

Overall, I think it's the worst finale yet. Totally killed the momentum built up from the previous episode.

The crowd-surfing scene with Daenarys and the slaves is so...cheesy. And awkward. I don't know. I just didn't like it.

[blackmage_nuke]

More adorable reading by Davos
I was half expecting someone during the crowd surfing scene to stab Denerys but nothing seems to ever go wrong for her, except for that one time with her husband and child
Arya is coming along nicely, hopefully she doesnt die before getting at least one name off her list.
Im glad the Theon torture porn was earlier in the episode so it didnt kill my buzz mid episode like last time.
I hope Jamie doesnt shave again.

[Lonely Paper Star]

Yeah, the last scene made me cringe a lot and was weak overall. I would have been more satisfied with ending the episode on Stannis, Davos, and Melisandre.

[WildRaubtier]

I hope Jamie doesnt shave again.

He don't.



Oh cheese that was a book spoiler avert your eyes


Meanwhile, I can't stop chanting "Here comes the King in the North, the King in the North, the King in the North!"

[Pheesh]

Arya's scene was the standout for me, she is stone cold. I wish we could have seen a little more of Jaime's return to King's Landing, but I suppose that's what they do in the season finale's.

And yeah, the end was cheesy as hell.

[Aulayna]

Yeah that was a very meh note to end it on.

[Faris]

I was almost in tears with that they did to Rob's body. I knew it was coming but seeing it was heart breaking, especially through Arya's eyes.

Also Tywin making the king go to bed. That was funny :3

I wish there was more of a OMG moment at the end though.

YES

and I agree, I was anticipating something more dramatic for a cliff hanger but then again that just leaves room for a whole lot of epic for next year's premier.

[Freya]

I found a better angel devil picture :3



Also ramsey saying "my mother taught me to not throw stones at cripples. But my father taught me to aim for the head." Made me laugh. smurfing Boltons.

[Raistlin]

This episode was a bit of a let-down after the penultimate episode. Most of it was good, especially the scenes with Tywin and Stannis and Varys, though nothing spectacular. But that last scene with Dany was terrible and cheesy and an awful way to end the season. It was entirely unnecessary, too, as we already knew more people from the city would join her and did absolutely nothing to advance her story.

[Shaibana]

they definitly should have made ´the red wedding´ the season finale..
this epi was weak indeed. and the final scene with dany was just corny.. it felt so... disney

the scene with rob's body? it honestly didnt do me that much :o

Now i am really curious of the Greyjoy girl (sorry, forgot her name) will find her brother

[Bunny]

I actually liked the episode as a whole. The end scene could have been done better, but I think it advanced her character just like what happens in the books.

[Psychotic]

Yeah I quite liked the episode although it really lacked a major set piece like you would expect from a finale. The ending also wasn't great. Still, Tywin/Tyrion/Joffrey and Stannis/Melisandre/Davos were all incredible, and I actually quite enjoyed Sam's scenes for once! Roose Bolton and Walder Frey is also something not seen in the books and I liked their interaction too, and the final reveal of Ramsay for who he is and why it's not just Theon being tortured for the sake of it - Ramsay and Roose as a father and son combination are truly some of the vilest characters in the books.

[Denmark]

the end scene was dumb. everyone seems to agree on this point.

i liked the rest of the episode though. not as much action/big stuff happening as ep9, but it definitely set up a lot for next season.

by the time next season hits, i'll have finished the books though, but still. looking forward to it

[Agent Proto]

That was a good episode, and I would have to agree that the ending was a bit lacking, but it is what it is. (My brother liked the ending though. That moron. :P) I do have to say that I enjoyed Arya's scene where she killed one of those guys eating food. That trick she used with the coin was great. Also did enjoyed the scene where Tywin put Joffrey to bed early.