She swept both of them in one episode.

I enjoyed the episode, of course, but the Jon and Dany meet-up was deflating and would preferred to see more of Casterly Rock and High Garden. But the little wars were efficiently dealt with, Cersei had some good bits, Euron is just some character that livens up the show too and the ending was good. And finally Bran comes home and nice Sam was able to fix up Jorah.
Not as good as episode 2, was expecting more I guess, but great season so far.

Awesome episode. Loved every bit of it.

Another fantastic episode! I like not knowing what will happen and the faster pace (although jarring at times) is welcome.

Though im hating having to avoid assholes on Facebook dropping script leak spoilers.

I enjoyed the Dany/Jon scenes. No, it wasn't as momentous as it could have been, but it probably shouldn't have been either.

Fucking loved the ending. What a badass way to go.

Poor Nikolaj Coster-Waldau. Dude is so good at playing Jaime, but he had to whip out his "shocked" face like half a dozen times in this episode, and it didn't have much variation each time. It was a bit comical by the end reveal from Olenna.

He's great in Shot Caller too.
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holy shit I cave in and watched tonight's episode....

holy fuck. Best episode so far

Dragons can be hurt.... Stark Reunion.... SO MUCH SHIT HAPPENS

Well, they kind of already showed that.

Bitch, I wasn't gonna spoil that much.

Amazing episode, the fight scenes were intense. I enjoyed Arya and Sansa's reunion. Looks like next week we will get a reunion between her and Jon. And Littlefinger is so dead, once Arya finds out he betrayed her father she will kill him.

Did you take the final scene as Jamie's death?

It seems kinda awful have him survive being burned alive just to drown one sec later.

How in the world did Bronn survive that episode, ha? He had final death scene after final death scene, then it turned out to be Jamie.

Dang good episode - that final battle was so greatly directed. Very easy to tell what was happening.

I don't think Jamie or probably Bronn are dead.

Jamie is not dead. Like lol. If they were going to kill him the dragon would have gotten him.

Love that ending battle.
Jamie ain't dead. Not like that. He'll get captured n reunite with his brother.
Bronn though will die in next episode quickly.

I guess I'm in the minority - just felt like a proper death scene for Jaime. His gold arm weighed him down to his death. He was saved from the fire only to drown in water.

You all are probably right though - someone will rescue him. That'll just make the ending of this episode feel a little cheap, at least for me. Everything else in it will still remain fantastic.

Zwackerm daying he's not fead basically confirms Jaime's death

Holy fuck that was a lit battle!

And the rule on TV is if you don't see them die they're not dead so he obviously lives

Jaime ain't dead lol

So goooood

Awesome episode.

Bronn living must have some significance. He must rescue Ellaria, Tyene or both of them.

Bran is becoming the Architect from the Matrix movies.

Another great episode. There's no way something can grab the Emmy from GOT next year.

Stannis, so far, seems to break that rule.

But Jamie definitely isn't dead. Too many chess pieces set up (Cersei has to find out who killed Joffrey; he'll likely end up killing Euron and maybe Cersei; a reunion with Tyrion). Doesn't ruin what was an epic episode.