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From what I recall in the books, it's not that prophecies are bullshit, it's that they get misinterpreted. Cersei believes little brother refers to Tyrion instead of Jaime.

The fuck? I am. I'm upset that it's an intentional deviation from the books' heavy foreshadowing that Jaime will end up strangling her to death, which would've been a much better and much darker ending for both their characters.

I think Dany absolutely goes crazy and tries to kill everyone in the books, but it will be better written. George has already said that the majority of the endings for the characters will be the same, just how they get there is different. Pretty sure Varys straight up mentioned having her...

That was s2... doubt Dumb and Dumber had finalized how much they planned on changing about the ending at the time. Or winter actually comes. I don't know.

If the HOW is bad, that's still bad writing.

4* that retarded Dorne adventure from s5 was our first glimpse into the brilliance of Weiss and Benioff. The ineffectiveness of the scorpions was ridiculous. Instead of having Dany triggered by success, why not have the scorpions work like the previous episode? Have them clip Drogon a few times...

Well now we know why the show writers didn't keep the prophecy about the valonqar. Somehow they thought destroying Jaime's entire arc was better. WAY TO SUBVERT EXPECTATIONS HURR DURR.

I love how Dany has somehow eclipsed the Mad King already. Imminent failure drove him to try and burn the city. Apparently resounding success triggers Dany? And also turns the best and last of the Northmen into traitorous rapists.

Off to a retarded start.

Ah yeah. I forgot about all those times the Polynesians conquered the Romans and medieval Europe.

How often do you think people get to saw against their enemies like a giant steak knife in medieval combat?

No year in that video. See you in 2020.

There's probably a huge part of the book ending being related to the magic of the world and the showrunners have cut it out completely to save money and not film the necessary seasons that it would require. They're just giving us endings for our characters. It's probably why the Horn of Joramun...

The problem isn't that Rhaegal died, it's that he died in an extremely stupid manner. It's the problem with everything these past few seasons.

I agree with you, I'm sure they are taking the characters mostly in the directions GRRM plans to, but the way they're taking them is fucking stupid and shitty and fuck them.

Of all the dumb scenes in this episode, Arya turning him down without hesitation wasn't one of them. It made perfect sense - she said she's no lady back in season 1 and has never dreamed of being the wife of any lord like Sansa did.

My guess used to be that Jon would reluctantly take the throne and then have it melted down, splitting Westeros back into individual kingdoms.

I read those leaked spoilers for the last two episodes, and they don't completely piss me off, but the way we're getting there has been retarded since season 5. Someone quoted him a while ago saying they'd need 4 or 5 more seasons to do it properly. That's very apparent with how terribly this is...

Goddamn, switching out Dragonbinder for the scorpions continues to be such a terrible fucking decision by the showrunners. At least I'm hoping it's the horn that lets Euron fucks up some of Dany's dragons in the books.

What a piece of shit Jon is for not even petting Ghost goodbye. Why didn't Missandei grab Cersei and take her for a ride down the wall when she was whispering to her, especially when she straight up let her know she was about to die?

That was one dumb fucking episode. Ironically, Tyrion got his first funny line, talking about Cersei killing everyone to solve their predicament.

Who said I was buying it?

You're right, you want to line the pockets of some SJW pedophile scam artist, that's your call.

So the SJWs renamed Midgets to fucking Tinks? Gay.

Could've sworn there was some award show announcer that butchered the fuck out of it years ago, saying something like "Tyrlon Nannister in Games of Bones!" but I just got a bunch of porn parody results when I searched for that.

That's been bothering me too, this episode was called the Long Night. Well, it lasted for one night. The original Long Night lasted for years ("a generation") plunging most of the world into cold and darkness. Hardly compares. Years ago I was under the impression the final season would...

Have you been reading this thread or watching this show? Bran served to verify Jon's heritage.

I thought this season was pure ass compared to the first. Nice visuals, but not a goddamn thing happened besides Odin acquiring Gungnir, OH WAIT, Sweeney took that with him on that way out.

Yes.

No. I'll keep watching this because it's still one of the best shows on television, but unless the writing quality somehow returns to seasons 1-4 quality I will continue to bitch when it gets retarded.

He won't. They've failed to include almost anything from the books that makes him interesting and they failed to cast Mads.

Look here, we put a lot of work into that autism.

I got the exact opposite vibe from the BTS bit, as if they knew they wanted to have Arya kill the NK for the last 3 years. I doubt whatever battle goes down in the books (lol at us ever finding out) is anything like this at all. They've known Gurrm's ending since this all started. His end...

Same experience. We watched Endgame yesterday, GoT tonight, thought this would be a little laid back. Fucking NOPE. This episode was wild.

Don't know how I feel about the episode really. Was definitely an experience to watch, though. Dothraki getting snuffed out one flame at a time was great, as was the initial undead horde rushing into view afterwards. There were a lot of visually awesome scenes, especially the dragon fight above...

Easter worshippers*