I think this episode was very good, which is mostly a testament to how talented the actors are. That includes even Emilia Clarke, who I always thought was the weak link.

After Jaime leaving Brienne and Missandei dying, I felt gut-punched. Much more so than seeing Theon and Jorah die.

The writing on this one was weak though. I can't imagine that GRRM envisioned that Jon and Dany would be this stupid.

Varys, you served the Mad King, Bobby B, and Joffrey and you draw the line at Dany wanting to sack the city?

Tyrion mentioning Cersei's baby will inform Euron that the baby isn't his, so that'll be interesting.

Not seeing the Golden Company at all is interesting. I still say that the Iron Bank is going to side against Cersei and pull strings there.

If they only had one why would the send out their only one to protect a food train?

great episode until jon tells arya&sansa and they dont even show the reaction. c'mon. Went majorly downhill since then. Just stupidity in every direction. Ruining one of my favourite tv shows.

All the ship scorpions aimed in the same direction. Completely easy for Dany to circle behind them and sink every ship.

Jaime leaving the north is the dumbest thing ever. What convinced him? That his sister tries to assassinate him? LOL at that story line.

Why doesn’t Arya tell Jon that she can kill Cersei with relative ease?

Plotting is awful, F episode. Hated it.

just stupid cersei not blasting tyrion with 102213 arrows. She goes to pay bronn to kill him secret but doesnt want to watch a 1000 arrows kill him? gtfo here. Man this is terrible. 200 soldiers and your enemy in open field like 100m away and you got a 50 arrow missile things and you dont even shoot them at them?

Oh, if they skip past and not even showing euron knowing cersei is lying about the baby after tyrion just mentioned it in open field then wow.

Oh good job being eyes in the skies dany.

Uhh it's been this quality or worse since season 5. I'm enjoying it though.

They showed Sansa’s reaction when she talked to Tyrion. I’m glad they didn’t show it, it would just be a waste of the little screen time we have left.

The weakest part of this season was the first episode, which mostly just consisted of one character repeating to another character information the audience already knew.

Jon leaving Ghost behind seems like a bad omen.

How does Dany dive bomb straight at Euron and Drogon doesn't get a blast off.

i was for sure expecting them to show an army sneaking into KL with everyone looking at dany and co. but nope, just putting herself in a place where she should die 100% of the time with no reward. Lke what happens if they open the gate and charge at her? shes fkd lol

wtf she expects cersei to do? "oh sry, heres your babe back, have a nice day dany, sorry i took her hostage briefly"

to shoot a dragon

Is Bran really going to do nothing? I will officially be on board with D&D ruined the show if this goes two more episodes and we don't learn more from Bran and he just sits in his wheelchair in Winterfell.

One of Tyrion, Varys or Arya should mentioned to Dany that they know how to sneak into KL.

They had no reason to suspect the dragons were going to attack that train specifically.

Also, not one word about night king or wtf bran was doing. ok.

I imagine this is how Sansa, Jaime and Brienne felt when the note specifically mentioned that they captured Missandei.

that episode was straight trash. def on high alert that this is gonna be a bad end to things and the battle of winterfell will be the high point.

Totally forgot about the Bronn scene. That has to be top 5 all worst GOT scenes.

do not go on r/freefolk. Some major leaks hidden in the comments ffs.

Ahhhhhhh, such a wonderful romantic love story... she fell head over heels for Greyworm

Agreed, this episode was terrible.

I didn’t mind the start, but like half way through it was like, wait, nothing has actually happened. Then the last half was a bunch of stuff happening but all of it basically terribly done and rushed.

It took me a few seconds to realize the dragon getting hit was real. I assumed it was a dream because it literally makes no sense that an armada of boats (bobbing in ****ing water) is within range to hit a flying dragon 3-4 times without it being super ****ing obvious to everyone.

Was there like budget issues here? Or I guess all spent on the big battles?

Dude, they shown a scene that they were behind a rock and that's why they couldn't see them.

Give cerseishand the iron throne because he knows how to create shooting arrows which can **** bend around objects like Angelina Jolie can with 100% accuracy

grunch: muh? yeah, this blows

I thought that episode was great. Slow start- most of the non-Dany/Jon stuff in the opening act was filler. But it really picked up from there. Very happy they didn't drag out the Missendei death.

One of the best episodes ever and I hate the show

Man it sucks that the dragon is rendered useless from all those scorpions... oh wait... they seem pretty vulnerable to a dragon flying and attacking on a cloudy night...

If only the people with the dragons had any ****ing patience or common sense.