HBO's "Game of Thrones"

[Rishvol]

Best explanation right there

 

[Grand Vol]

Oh, I do want to add I thought it was hilarious when Arya said she'd slit Yara's throat if she said another word.

 

[jakez4ut]

Oh, I do want to add I thought it was hilarious when Arya said she'd slit Yara's throat if she said another word.

As cheesy as that whole set up was... The banter was pretty good... Lol

 

[Grand Vol]

 

[VinnieVOL]

Lmao....they brought Jon back from the dead just to having go back to the MF'ing night watch!!

Umm... I'd day he got quite a bit accomplished in his time down south.

 

[jakez4ut]

People.. Lol.

 

[Weezer]

Uncle.... Sit down.

Did you notice how she said it with her eyes too? Looking at him then looking at the seat. I laughed.

 

[jakez4ut]

Did you notice how she said it with her eyes too? Looking at him then looking at the seat. I laughed.

I did too...

 

[Grand Vol]

 

[Rishvol]

I was expecting him to be in the boat

 

[MoCo_Vol]

Uhh, why in the hell sauce didn't Drogon attempt to light up Jon and we get to see Jon is unburned too?!?

 

[Nash_Vol97]

Imagine working at a ****** job, getting brought back to life by magic and finding out you’re the one true king of the seven kingdoms... and then going back to your ****** job.

 

[Grand Vol]

 

[MoCo_Vol]

This is one reason I disliked Jon in the show becoming Aegon...I mean in the books we have a different person that Tyrion is with who is supposed to be Aegon.


I think the conflict between Jon & Dany could have played out without him being Aegon. Felt like you only make him Aegon if you legit plan to make him King. Oh well, great start to the series...started to fade in the late game.

 

[Weezer]

If I'm being honest, part of me wanted to see Jon ride away on Drogon. I was thinking that could be how he escaped the Unsullied.

 

[jakez4ut]

If I'm being honest, part of me wanted to see Jon ride away on Drogon. I was thinking that could be how he escaped the Unsullied.

Thought crossed my mind as well.

 

[VolNExile]

Uhh, why in the hell sauce didn't Drogon attempt to light up Jon and we get to see Jon is unburned too?!?

Because he already recognizes Jon as a Targaryen?

 

[IPleadInsanity]

These last 2 episodes I don't care to watch twice. First 20 minutes was just different people walking in the street. Slow. I was glad it did't last 2 hours. Can't believe it took 2 years to come up with that ending. Really wanted to see one of the sisters put the knife to Cerse and watch her expire last week.

 

[VolNExile]

Time to rewatch.

For those who think the start was boring, it’s building up the dramatic tension.

You have to have the quiet to make the noisy be alive.

 

[MoCo_Vol]

Parts I liked:
-Jon has to do his "duty" and kill Dany (very Ned stark like, and very much what I expected)
-Jon getting to pet Ghost again
-Brienne writing the story of Jaime
-Sansa & the North going rogue

Kind of it honestly, they seemed to have no use for Arya after she stuck the NK. They reintroduced other "kingdoms" at the end who had all but ghosted the last two major wars. Tried to get cute with their "let everyone vote bit" which was just stupidity.

One tweak I would have made with Dany/Jon situation. I would have forced more conflict there, why not have Drogon try to kill Jon and Arya spear him? I'm guessing they didn't want to end on a battle/fight so they tried to "wrap it all up" and essentially give all the Starks their shine. Felt I guess directionless...

 

[JCP201]

This is one reason I disliked Jon in the show becoming Aegon...I mean in the books we have a different person that Tyrion is with who is supposed to be Aegon.


I think the conflict between Jon & Dany could have played out without him being Aegon. Felt like you only make him Aegon if you legit plan to make him King. Oh well, great start to the series...started to fade in the late game.

I think what made her go over the edge was the idea that she might not be the rightful heir to the throne. Like Tyrion said, Jon wasn't going to be living long with that hanging over their heads.

 

[drvenner]

Jon always seemed most at home at the Wall. I'm glad he ended up back there.

 

[Weezer]

One thing I don't really understand, when the council is gathered and faced with choosing a king, why didn't Sam suggest his "best friend" the rightful heir to the throne? I doubt Grey Worm would have went along, but it seemed out of character for Sam, IMO.

 

[Weezer]

Jon always seemed most at home at the Wall. I'm glad he ended up back there.

Yeah, I don't mind that part. He never wanted to be king anyway.

 

[kiddiedoc]

One thing I don't really understand, when the council is gathered and faced with choosing a king, why didn't Sam suggest his "best friend" the rightful heir to the throne? I doubt Grey Worm would have went along, but it seemed out of character for Sam, IMO.

Because he knew Jon didn't want the job?