GAME OF THRONES - PART 5 - *NO BOOK TALK - READ THE RULES*

El Gunner wrote:And am I the only one sad that the lovely wildling milf had to die and then turn??? :Sad:

Hmm. She acted better than every other female character of this season I thought may be only second to Cersei.
But damn !

Anyway the way she died was kinda fair and justified. At least  it gave her dignity, especially after that scene where she puts her kids in the boats. It kinda made sense in a way.
Just a handful of minutes and still put in a memorable little performance. Props to her.

Can't see how episode 9 can top this

The last 20 minutes is the best action scenes i've ever seen in a tv series.

FFS what an episode. Season finally redeemed itself. All the stories were good today.

Amazing how tyrion's presence made danny's arc more bearable  

I was sooo sure that ollie?? kid was going to betray(kill) Jon once he got back... specially after  Sam's speech about 'sometimes a man has to make hard choices, choices that might look wrong to others'..........But after that battle with the WW im not sure anymore..

I can see Bran warging into drogon in the future to slay dem WW imo.

3 dragon's woulda rekt that army

El Shaarawy wrote:Can't see how episode 9 can top this

http://makeameme.org/media/created/You-know-nothing-chdcnl.jpg

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt3866850/?ref_=ttep_ep8

Spoiler:

So small for a lord commander.

Craster definitely helped the WWs invade faster. 99 kids that became or will become 99 WWs. F that guy


also half expected Benjen Stark to show up as a WW. We still have no idea what happened to him.

Somebody pls .gif that moment when Jon, Tormund, the other crow guy and the *bleep* giant with a fire bat behind them runs away.
That was some beautiful direction.

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This moment doe  WW realizing he's *bleep*.

Gah link is not working

Anyways, what did you makes of the Qyburn line "the work continues" right before he leaves her in the cell? Do you think he's leading some sort of a secret plan to have Cersei freed?

Holy shit omg

One of the best episodes of television history.

Forget Stannis, Jon Snow is the one true King. What a performance. Valayrian Steel was forged by one of the last remaining blacksmiths of Valayria. It's as unique as a dragon glass. I think the sword itself contains element of dragon glass. Love the way Jon slaughtered him.

The last 20 minutes. I am sure it left all of you transfixed to the screen. I didn't move an inch

Holy shit man.

They need to submit this episode to Emmys.


I doubt they will show the white walkers anymore till next season. They reserve it once per season But I can't imagine the real battle at the wall. Will be epic.

Tyrion-Daenerys scene was pretty good too tbh. And Cersei's as well

Jon snow stole the show though. It also pretty much confirms a lot of theories about him.

So we gonna ignore how that wilding bae destroyed Danny in terms of acting with just 20 minutes

Spoiler:

This part was insane



Those children wights just standing there for like 10 seconds before attacking her

Nearly every scene was epic. It was a perfect episode. Not even a slightly meh scene.

Loved Jon's acting during the meeting with the elders. Spoke like a proper leader. Made his authority felt on others.

The Night's king could have easily followed everyone else in the end. Could have killed the others bar Jon. But they chose not to, to make a statement. They wanted to show Jon and the others what is coming. It was basically taunting him.

When the starks says, Winter is coming. This is basically what they mean.

Jon Snow

RealGunner wrote:Holy shit omg

One of the best episodes of television history.

Forget Stannis, Jon Snow is the one true King. What a performance. Valayrian Steel was forged by one of the last remaining blacksmiths of Valayria. It's as unique as a dragon glass. I think the sword itself contains element of dragon glass. Love the way Jon slaughtered him.

The last 20 minutes. I am sure it left all of you transfixed to the screen. I didn't move an inch

Holy shit man.

They need to submit this episode to Emmys.


I doubt they will show the white walkers anymore till next season. They reserve it once per season But I can't imagine the real battle at the wall. Will be epic.

Tyrion-Daenerys scene was pretty good too tbh. And Cersei's as well

Jon snow stole the show though. It also pretty much confirms a lot of theories about him.

+1

Watch Breaking Bad collect all the academy awards for the nth time despite being over 10 years ago

looooooool. They'll find some way to give awards to Breaking Bad even after 10 years.



Also UK LADS

When Arya Said "I saved up for Oyster cart" Any of you thought she said Oyster card?

LeVersacci wrote:So we gonna ignore how that wilding bae destroyed  Danny in terms of acting with just 20 minutes

Spoiler:

Yeah I figured it was pretty likely she was gonna die especially after her line to her kids but the writers still had me rooting for her.



Qyburn is trying to bring back the Mountain I believe. His head was sent to Dorne but not his body, and then Q takes the dwarf head. Idk if that will lead to breaking out Cersei though.

Nvm wrong thread

RealGunner wrote:looooooool. They'll find some way to give awards to Breaking Bad even after 10 years.



Also UK LADS

When Arya Said "I saved up for Oyster cart" Any of you thought she said Oyster card?

lmao, selling illegal oyster cards at Braavos
Jaqen the procurer of this illegal trade

El Shaarawy wrote:

+1

Watch Breaking Bad collect all the academy awards for the nth time despite being over 10 years ago

Lmfaooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo

Aaron Paul to win best supporting actor ahead of Peter Dinklage once again

also lmao at the walkers eating people in the end. Where dat Rick cameo at

Imagine Rick popping outta nowhere to save the day

GL the only place in the internet where people cry about Breaking fckin Bad winning Emmys, and that too on its best season

Well I'm going to have to eat my words about D&D not being good writers. This is the best episode to date this season, and the one that had the least amount of source material to go on. Really every scene was fantastic, and they were able to build that female elder into a rounded character in 20 minutes, sad we don't get to follow her story.

So I know we've all been raving on about Hardhome, but something else in the episode that caught my eye.

Ramsay: "I don't need an army. I need 20 good men."

So he's going to meet the mannis halfway.