Machado

I can't find a bad track on this album. One of the best of this century for sure.

That's a one in a lifetime moment. https://streamable.com/vgdav

That's what happens when you try to fit 20 episodes worth of content in only 6.

Fire?

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Bran literally going standby and Jon Snow joy riding a dragon for half the episode were some of the worst aspects for me. So much tension built between Jon and the NK for nothing. I want Jon Snow in the middle of the action ffs. He's good at it. Theon's charge on the NK was awkward too (actual suicide), and we didn't need a 1827th rendemption scene. Poor and unimaginative writing here. A toddler could have made that scene better and I'm not kidding here. I would have been okay with Arya killing the NK if they had made it believable. I mean, did she jump from a trampoline?? How did she get past all the WW? The NK never used his sword and his long haired mates never did anything at all besides walking in slow motion. Ridiculous writing once again here. This battle could have been the best piece of TV/movie making of all time if they had given us real GoT, but instead we got something else that is far from what GoT is about... Plot armour over the roof. A good example is what happened following the Dothraki massacre. I thought that scene was pretty good and would have been ok with it if they had kept consistent with how devastating the WW supposedly were. How do the Dothraki get wiped out in seconds, yet just a few moments later, the main characters front lining were not? I'm talking Jaime, Brienne, Podrick, Sam, etc. Jorah being one of the few coming back from the dark in that initial scene is the epitome of what was wrong with this episode. Imagine a world where Ned Stark is rescued at the last second and Robb Stark gets out of that wedding alive... yikes.

I was feeling like a downer until I read user reviews on imdb... literally can't find a positive review on this episode. Glad it's not me.

Pathetic episode tbh. The morons who wrote it should be ashamed. I appreciate the effort of the whole cast and crew for filming the battle for 55 nights or whatever it was, but I can't forgive that script.

Scenes like this one make this show... The sense of impending doom was on point, and all of the sudden everyone has a personality again... Good old drunk and miserable Tyrion came back for one episode. Tormund was great too. He's probably had the best moments of this season, of all characters.

That's cool. I wish I got Stannis.

https://mygotcharacter.com/ Primary Character: Robert Baratheon Secondary Character: Ser Rodrik Cassel Tertiary Character: Robb Stark

There's hardly anything to spoil.

Ah.. I love this club

This. There's no chance I'm not watching every episode "live". Not a chance. I know there'll be too many instagram stories, facebook status and tweets about it. Not even a football forum is safe ffs... The only way around it would be to watch it in the morning before any contact with the outiside world.

Not a real fan if you don't stay up

Come on, come on... The first episode will probably be about all the "long time no see" reunions. I suspect (and hope) there'll be no big deaths.

My first episode prediction is Jon Snow to ride a dragon. Probably the one named after his father.

Teso was right

Horse racing is the real... fuck football.

What do you mean by surpass.