[Khal]

And this ep was much better than the first.

How anyone could think an ep that had:
Sand fakes aka Charlie's Angel (BC) and their horrendous acting, plus that dumb as hell Dorne plot.
The Dothraki men and that horrible sphincter clenching dialogue...
Was better than this ep. I'm just

[♚ PRiNCE HiGH ♚]

Everything that happened was so predictable this time. And the supposedly BIGGEST ZOMZOMGZOMG secret happened in such a boring way. They could've spiced up the scene with Mel not being a boring bitch because we all knew that revival was coming. The dragon/tyrion scene was great but obviously nothing wrong was going to happen to him and we've already seen part of it in the teasers.

It was a much slower, less exciting episode for me, for sure.

And for the millionth time, the Dothraki men are known for their vulgar language, there was nothing wrong with them or the dialogues. In fact, I enjoyed them a LOT.

[Skywalker]

How could Ellaria have been so great in Season 4 and then become the single worst aspect of the next two seasons

[MadelineXPepito]

Despite being basically fan fiction, this season shapes up to be waaaay better than S5. I'm hyped for the Ironborn plot.
With this episode we got a proper set up for the whole season and I'm just glad. The sad thing is, for the first time ever I could do without Dany. Sansa took over as the reigning queen of the show (with Cersei being the antagonist, of course).

Originally posted by ♚ PRiNCE HiGH ♚

Kinda surprised y'all enjoyed the episode that much. It wasn't as exciting as the first one for sure.
And no Dany/Dothraki daddies (and Queen Marg/King Loras too)

Jon's revival was such a letdown imo. I am shocked no one complained about how boring and anti-climatic it was. I mean he looked hot so that was on point but that bitch Mel was barely even trying. I wanted some crazy flames, screaming and shouting, maybe some titties popping out

Kii at them killing off TWO lords just like that.

Overall it was good, not as good as the first one but i think it was a great buildup episode for the next one which will be cray.




Sis what you getting excited for

Plot, not the bling. They use **** and blood to hide the flaws, the true gold of this show lies in the minimalist scenes.

[abrahamjmr]

I agree the ending was boring.

[Crazytowel]

I'm over Dany's arc as well, I wouldn't have minded her getting the Bran treatment and having a season hiatus and then showing up in Westeros S7 and actually doing something...

[M André]

Euron acts like he's mad, I love it.
Poor Asha tho.
I hated the Tyrion scene, it was so ridiculous thinking that the dragons wouldn't get defensive looking an strange person coming.
And what was the point of making Arya blind if she's nt warging?

[abrahamjmr]

I doubt Dany is going to stay there for a long time, do remember she's being looked for. Plus Tyrion may use the dragons to get her back. I honestly wouldn't last an entire season without her and then wait another year to see her.

[Bey'Knight]

Originally posted by Skywalker

How could Ellaria have been so great in Season 4 and then become the single worst aspect of the next two seasons

New hair New attitude

[Khal]

The Dothraki men being known for their dialogue doesn't excuse it from being ****.
Dornish women are known for being outgoing and sexual too, does that mean the "you want a good girl but need a bad *****" line from last season wasn't one of the single worst line in any TV show?

Originally posted by Skywalker

How could Ellaria have been so great in Season 4 and then become the single worst aspect of the next two seasons

There's only so much she can do with weak characterization. They've written her to become this illogical mess because "gurl powah1111"

White Jesus aka Daenerys storyline is becoming tedious too

[♚ PRiNCE HiGH ♚]

Dany's my main bitch I hate how slowly her story is progressing. Like we got a few seconds with her last week and she's not even in this week's episode. I bet she'll still be walking again next week because that's how slowly things happen with her

Edit: But it WASN'T ****. Like what do you expect them to talk about? politics and ****ing aged wine? It was done in a proper manner and came across as nothing but some sort of comedy which was absent throughout the WHOLE episode. (inb4 ZOMG RAPE IS NOTHING TO JOKE ABOUT!1!!!) and it's certainly miles better than that absolutely awkward and out-of-place "good gurl bad *****" crap.

Can't wait for more of that and my Dothraki daddies

[Aviana]

Originally posted by M André

Euron acts like he's mad, I love it.
Poor Asha tho.
I hated the Tyrion scene, it was so ridiculous thinking that the dragons wouldn't get defensive looking an strange person coming.
And what was the point of making Arya blind if she's nt warging?

3 dragons for 3 Targaryens, just saying.

[Exhell]

WHAT A GR8 EPISODE

[M André]

Originally posted by Aviana

3 dragons for 3 Targaryens, just saying.

I highly doubt this.

[Exhell]

I knew its coming and I was surprised

[Letícia L.]

[Blue.]

Can someone enlighten me on what was that twig lady from the Tree?

[Eóghan Scherzy]

Originally posted by Blue.

Can someone enlighten me on what was that twig lady from the Tree?

A children of the forest. We last saw them in the season 4 finale, we should see more of them this season.

They're basically a very old race, like the White Walkers.

The Children of the Forest are a mysterious non-human race that were reportedly the original inhabitants of the continent of Westeros. They were already living in Westeros when the First Men migrated to the continent, 12,000 years before Robert's Rebellion.
According to legend they were last seen during the Andal Invasion 6,000 years before the War of the Five Kings. In the present day, most believe that they are simply the stuff of myth and never existed at all. Even the few that do believe they once existed, such as Maester Luwin or Ned Stark, believe that they have long since gone extinct.

[Invader]

Awesome Awesome Episode!!

[Clump]

Originally posted by M André

Euron acts like he's mad, I love it.
Poor Asha tho.
I hated the Tyrion scene, it was so ridiculous thinking that the dragons wouldn't get defensive looking an strange person coming.
And what was the point of making Arya blind if she's nt warging?

Arya is clearly going to be like a super good assassin, and it helps that she was blind/learned how to fight without her vision. When she starts maiming people 5x her size, it will at least be a little less ridiculous.