HBO's Game of Thrones

[And That]

The episode about The Wall was awesome - once I saw Kit Harrington as the first-billed actor and Neil Marshall directing, I knew we were pretty much going to get Blackwater Part 2, and it delivered.

 

The finale was kind of a let-down, much like season 3's. Interested to see where The Mountain thing goes, though. I'm still bummed about Oberyn.

 

I am a recent convert to the show and haven't read the books, so it is going to be a long wait until next year.

[Invader3K]

I actually really liked last night's episode. The whole "Children" thing seems a bit bizarre, but whatever. I liked that Arya is moving along, and that was a pretty great fight scene...the Hound finally got what was coming to him. I was kind of surprised that Tywin was killed off at this point, though I figured he would be dead eventually anyway.

[chadomac]

I loved the finale. The scene where that tree-girl starts throwing fireballs was great, and so was the battle between the tall blond woman-warrior and that other guy (I don't know anyone's names). And then Tyrion, of course. Great episode. The season went by very fast.

[Bombers]

I thought the episode and whole season was great. I loved how Arya used the coin from Jaquen Hagaar to go accros the narrow see to Bravos. Also liked Stannis at the wall and the Brianne/Hound fight. The hound has had some classic lines this season

[Menotti80]

I thought the season overall was great, but was very disappointed in how the events with Tyrion played out in the last episode. (Compared to the book)

 

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I have been looking forward to his escape & the killings of Shae &Tywin all season. Jamie "freeing" him felt very rushed and they never addressed the confession by Jamie about Tyrions former wife, which was also a big part of the Tywin murder ("where ever whores go")

 

Big let down for me.

 

I am glad they didn't show the dragon flying over kings landing like they showed in the preview for the season...