kit harrington is the highest paid extra in history. #GameofThrones pic.twitter.com/3uzDewHxCC

— ️️️ㅤ ㅤㅤ ㅤㅤ (@notjemay) May 13, 2019

As much as this season hurts.. the memes have me dying #GameofThrones pic.twitter.com/yWfLrM9R2T

— Jack Jones (@Jack__Joness) May 13, 2019

M99 wrote:The criticism is widespread. Its not just r/asoiaf and GL GOT thread that is "nitpicking" now. After episode 4 it really felt like majority did not like it and what do you expect after Euron's railguns and invisible fleet. It started after episode 3 and what do you expect after the anticlimax and Sam surviving under those wights which was worse than Glenn crawling under the dumpster in TWD. D&D officially wrote the first rotten episodes in the final stretch of the show. Bravo.

Doc wrote:

urbaNRoots wrote:

M99 wrote:The criticism is widespread. Its not just r/asoiaf and GL GOT thread that is "nitpicking" now. After episode 4 it really felt like majority did not like it and what do you expect after Euron's railguns and invisible fleet. It started after episode 3 and what do you expect after the anticlimax and Sam surviving under those wights which was worse than Glenn crawling under the dumpster in TWD. D&D officially wrote the first rotten episodes in the final stretch of the show. Bravo.

That‘s funny because /r/asoiaf have mostly changed their view after the last episode, calling the last episode a masterpiece while the mainstream hates it. How the turntables. D&D should‘ve stuck to their own ending instead of trying to finish ASOIAF for George RR Martin.

Freeza wrote:

Not entirely out of the blue, her razing cities.

Only weird thing for me was her and Jon being in love without there being any real chemistry or build up.

Also find the show weird in general as to how modern values are attributed to a fantasy world. Since when has killing and executing people been seen upon badly. I’m not too sure it lines up with logic to have the Tarlies’s execution deemed to be be such a terrible action.

M99 wrote:

RealGunner wrote:

r/asoiaf wrote:Nikolaj Coster-Waldau on arguments with the writers about his character arc

(8:00)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EIN_04N1AHQ&feature=youtu.be&t=482

"And I'd get into all these arguments and fights with the writers and they're like "Yeah, we heare you." "Yeah but please, you have to babiba..." And they go "Yeah, we hear you and we respect you, but we don't care. Ok, we don't.. (fuck). You're an actor, just say the words." They didn't say it like that, but that was the gist.
And the funny thing is, we've gotten through these song-and-dance-routines every season since season 4, where I come back and I'm like "This doesn't make sense!""

Myesyats wrote:

r/asoiaf wrote:Nikolaj Coster-Waldau on arguments with the writers about his character arc

(8:00)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EIN_04N1AHQ&feature=youtu.be&t=482

"And I'd get into all these arguments and fights with the writers and they're like "Yeah, we heare you." "Yeah but please, you have to babiba..." And they go "Yeah, we hear you and we respect you, but we don't care. Ok, we don't.. (fuck). You're an actor, just say the words." They didn't say it like that, but that was the gist.
And the funny thing is, we've gotten through these song-and-dance-routines every season since season 4, where I come back and I'm like "This doesn't make sense!""