Oh youcrazy.

Last night was by far the best episode of the season.

Oh yeah. I think Melisandre will figure it out by the end of the season. There have been way too many Targaryen references this season to save that big reveal.

yeah I agree I think they pretty much confirmed it.

Yeah, should be the big cilffhanger.


second thought. Screw that, if they follow the books Cersei NEEDS to close the season.

I just rewatched the first 2 episodes with people who have never seen the show. So crazy to see the interactions between everyone then.

I've enjoyed all four episodes so far, but I'm waiting for something to click into place. Something's missing. I don't know if it's a key storyline pushing forward or a BIG MOMENT but the season feels just decent so far. Maybe it's because the threat of something happening early on was muted by the episode leaks, which indicated that nothing major happened (except for Episode Four's death, which was hardly a major death, just an unfortunate one).

I laughed when Grey Worm's helmet came off, so we knew the only potential death of a mid-level character was visible to all.

The Stannis scene was excellent, though it felt crow-barred in, as though it will only serve to set up something in the near future. Gave a little depth to the character though.

Oh, and the Sand Snakes' intro was less-than-compelling. Obara's mini-monologue felt forced.

Oh, and one last thing: I'm proposing a spinoff series for Jaime. "Beauty, Brains and Bronn"

Tonight's episode seemed a bit of a slow, extraneous stopgap to me.

I thought the Jon's scenes were great, but he has been the star of this season so far.

They gave the whole Jon Connington plot to Jorah Mormont it seems. I'm guessing no young Griffon then

Aww poor Jorah. At least he gets Barristan and Connington's plotlines before he dies. I'm OK with no Aegon. The show has done well in condensing characters. Although Arianne could have taken the place of all three sand snakes... Especially since they seem destined to take out Bronn. I'm also predicting that Sansa's maid is a triple agent actually working for Ramsay.

I had hoped they would avoid Dany's marriage since they're changing everything else. Ugh. Give Tyrion or Stannis The Mannis the dragons.

I loved the mirror scenes of the Boltons this week. The first, where Ramsay starts off looking like a normal human with his commoner girlfriend, then showing his sadistic side. The second has Roose start off as sadistic, raping Ramsay's mother under the hanging body of her husband, but then turns it into a story about being a good father. A rarity in Westeros!

Game of Thrones, as a series, is The Walking Dead Season 2.

*has only seen one episode of the series*


*doesn't know what he's talking about*

What a ridiculous thing to say. Walking Dead is Friday Night Lights season 2.

Stannis is the new Charles Dance of the show now that he is gone

Not enough happened for me in this episode or at least nothing really captivating. We got nothing of Dorne this time, a little bit of Sansa, some of Snow and none of the Lannisters.

This season is definitely the slowest thus far. Very little has happened with any of the storylines since the start of the season.

That's not necessarily a bad thing, I've enjoyed every episode, but here's hoping the later episodes have some big moments.

Except with consistent and compelling characters.

The last few episodes will certainly have a lot more big moments. Books 4/5 are pretty much the same - and even less happens in them leading up to the big moments at the end.

I guess another controversial episode. I don't know how it will rank against Red Wedding and Mountain vs Oberyn as being the most talked about. Its probably more surprising because everything is changed from the books

yeah it was disturbing makes me hate Ramsey more. And I can't wait to see Cersei get it, I would like to see that bitch suffer.

That Sansa scene at the end was all kinds of fucked up.