Not exactly the life and soul of a party though is he?

Not exactly the life and soul of a party though is he?

I disagree!

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Edited May 25, 201610 yr by RichardCFC

Am I the only one who thought it wasn't a great episode? Brann's story line ruines the show for me, along with Arya's I guess.

Probably best I stop watching all together. Would've loved the show if they kept all the fantasy stuff to a minimum.

Am I the only one who thought it wasn't a great episode? Brann's story line ruines the show for me, along with Arya's I guess.

Probably best I stop watching all together. Would've loved the show if they kept all the fantasy stuff to a minimum.

 

Erm, it IS a fantasy...

Erm, it IS a fantasy...

Yeah I know haha. I'm saying I really like the idea and all, there's really nothing else like it. That's why I started watching it, but now the fantasy part is just putting me off.

Adult fantasy mate.

 

Bran's stuff is brilliant this season.

Tower of Joy along with the Jon episode is going to f**king rock.

 

When Jon finds out he's the heir to the throne. Dat scene

Adult fantasy mate.

 

Bran's stuff is brilliant this season.

Tower of Joy along with the Jon episode is going to f**king rock.

 

When Jon finds out he's the heir to the throne. Dat scene

 

How could a bar steward be the heir to the throne?

can we petition benioff and weiss to kill sam and his girlfriend's oscar caliber acting?

i don't give a flying f about their story, waste of airtime

 

anyway

 

benjeeeeeeeeeeeeen

How could a bar steward be the heir to the throne?

R+L=J Theory (Rhaegar+Lyanna=Jon)

R+L=J Theory (Rhaegar+Lyanna=Jon)

 

I know the theory but that still makes him a bar steward...

Well....that Dragon has got bloody big!!

Well....that Dragon has got bloody big!!

they need to be free to grow big, "i drink and i know things" tyrion lannister

I'm still waiting for the Hound to reappear.

Last night's episode wasn't quite episode 5 !

Hopefully next week they get back on point.

So Arya has an assassin coming for her now, still don't know what the point of the many faced god is !

Dislike Ramsay as much as you want, but his storyline is literally the only one (along with the North's - beyond the wall included) that is at all interesting. South, riverlands, Slaver's Bay is just boring as f**k. They even made arya boring.

Dislike Ramsay as much as you want, but his storyline is literally the only one (along with the North's - beyond the wall included) that is at all interesting. South, riverlands, Slaver's Bay is just boring as f**k. They even made arya boring.

 

 

Or perhaps you have an incredibly low boredom threshold!

Or perhaps you have an incredibly low boredom threshold!

Perhaps. But compared to the books, only North and beyond seems on the comparable level. Rest has been "boring"

Dislike Ramsay as much as you want, but his storyline is literally the only one (along with the North's - beyond the wall included) that is at all interesting. South, riverlands, Slaver's Bay is just boring as f**k. They even made arya boring.

 

Arya has always been boring.

Episode 6 was probably the most boring one in the past 2 seasons, if not all 6 seasons. I don't see why they spend 1/4 of the valuable time on Sam, at best Sam will be Snow's wing man, and I don't like his chances travelling with wife/kid carrying that big shiny sword. The R+L =J theory makes so much sense now. I wouldn't mind t if Ayra get killed, that character is not going anywhere.

Episode 6 was probably the most boring one in the past 2 seasons, if not all 6 seasons. I don't see why they spend 1/4 of the valuable time on Sam, at best Sam will be Snow's wing man, and I don't like his chances travelling with wife/kid carrying that big shiny sword. The R+L =J theory makes so much sense now. I wouldn't mind t if Ayra get killed, that character is not going anywhere.

It definitely feels like filler content in places, but the scene where he stole the family Valyrian steel sword could end up being a huge part of the show.

Episode 6 was probably the most boring one in the past 2 seasons, if not all 6 seasons. I don't see why they spend 1/4 of the valuable time on Sam, at best Sam will be Snow's wing man, and I don't like his chances travelling with wife/kid carrying that big shiny sword. The R+L =J theory makes so much sense now. I wouldn't mind t if Ayra get killed, that character is not going anywhere.

 

i believe they focused so strongly on Sam in this episode because of the Valyrian steel sword. If i'm not mistaken it has the same properties as dragon glass with that it can kill white walkers? Could play a large part in later episodes. 

 

Also couldn't agree more about Arya. Wouldn't really care if Bran or Sansa dies either.

i am quite looking forward to arya introducing her would be assassin to 'needle'

The thing about the Valyrian steel is, we used to believe there are any few of them in the whole 7 Kingdoms. Now even fat Sam's dad has one, god knows how many other rich dudes got a sword like this hanging off the wall. This show really brings out the evil genes out of me, I miss Joffery. The high sparrow and his faith army wouldn't last more than 3 words with Joffery.

Whilst I don't agree with some of the storylines being tagged as boring, I do agree that it's daft to think that grubby sparrow would be able to hold the city to ransom with just the fear of religion as his weapon.

Strength has always ruled, the Kingsguard would and and should have chopped the sparrow and his little cronies into pieces.