GAME OF THRONES - SEASON 7 - SPOILERS INSIDE - 7/16/2017

[the real god emperor]

I loved the dialogues back then. And while some characters still have some nice lines (Hound/Davos), it got worse overall. Same goes for events, and character depth.

They made Hound a forced edgelord woah so badass.

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Just look how shitty this scene is.

[Oberyn]

More Jaime cause he's the only character I still enjoy in the show.

[Asheram]

Jaime Lannister Oathbreaker and Shotcaller.

[Bittersteel]

The Jaime vids led me to the video where he and Mace confronts the high sparrow. Was there an explanation as to why Mace wore woolen "chainmail"? It can't possibly be because of budget since all the soldiers are equipped.

LOLNOPE, finished the video, a commander in the "army" of the reach (50 of them) also has fake mail.

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[Algarn]

They made Hound a forced edgelord woah so badass.

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Just look how shitty this scene is.

That's why I said some. Some of his scenes are downright mediocre when we're talking of a GoT-level show, yet I'm still hoping for Cleganebowl to happen now they're done with their retarded plan to get a wight "alive".

[Xant]

Season 5: Armored Unsullied armed with spears and shields vs unarmored peasants equipped with knives

Peasants win

Unsullied best infantry in the whole world

I believe!!!

[Paul]

The thing that ticks me off the most is that they go out on a mission into permawinter without headwear.

[Algarn]

The thing that ticks me off the most is that they go out on a mission into permawinter without headwear.

Quite ironically, those who took it didn't end up so well. Even better how Jon manages not to die after he went into frozen waters, and then proceeded to ride back to the wall. Sure, you could get the "fire wight" explanation, but this is book-only it seems.

They should've never went for less than 10 episodes.

[Xant]

Quite ironically, those who took it didn't end up so well. Even better how Jon manages not to die after he went into frozen waters, and then proceeded to ride back to the wall. Sure, you could get the "fire wight" explanation, but this is book-only it seems.

They should've never went for less than 10 episodes.

http://uproxx.com/tv/game-of-thrones-fire-wights/

Seems like it's not book-only.

[Algarn]

http://uproxx.com/tv/game-of-thrones-fire-wights/

Seems like it's not book-only.

That's shitty writing then. They never mentioned (as far as I recall) in the show the fact Berric and Jon should have a way slower heart-beating rate, and little (?) blood flowing through their veins.

[njames89]

They should've never went for less than 10 episodes.

I think this is a result of them spending too much money. I have to agree that it doesn't make sense for them to do so few.

[Jona]

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[Taser]

It was entertaining but lots of stupid decisions in the episode that really should not occurred if the characters weren't stupid.

Why did Jon fight wights and get farther and farther away from Drogon? Why did he have a staredown with the Night King (again)?

Why was there just 1 undead bear? It almost seemed like 2 since the bear was so far away and behind the first guy then teleported to his side. Should have those in the army too really.

Did they really sacrifice a white walker to trap jon snow and get a dragon? Might be worth the tradeoff to get a dragon but seems like they could have left a few wights instead of losing a white walker. And why was the one wight not turned by that guy? How lucky.

Bunch of stupid things that occurred. It was still cool to see the dragons tearing stuff up.

Although the teleportation thing is real. Night King is so close to the wall if we go off the Jon getting to the wall on horseback so quickly. Which was also stupid. Why did they have benjen stay behind to kill 2 wights and die when he could have gotten on the horse no problem? Even if it would be awkward to get back as a dead guy I think he could drop him off near the wall in plain view and ride off so no one asks about uncle benjen being dead.

Just a bunch of weird things. And when is arya going to kill Sansa? Next episode or is that being saved for next season? Sansa trying to be badass  but lol. The whole arya vs sansa plot is ridiculous. When is that going to end?

[Jona]

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It was entertaining but lots of stupid decisions in the episode that really should not occurred if the characters weren't stupid.

Why did Jon fight wights and get farther and farther away from Drogon? Why did he have a staredown with the Night King (again)?

Why was there just 1 undead bear? It almost seemed like 2 since the bear was so far away and behind the first guy then teleported to his side. Should have those in the army too really.

Did they really sacrifice a white walker to trap jon snow and get a dragon? Might be worth the tradeoff to get a dragon but seems like they could have left a few wights instead of losing a white walker. And why was the one wight not turned by that guy? How lucky.

Bunch of stupid things that occurred. It was still cool to see the dragons tearing stuff up.

Although the teleportation thing is real. Night King is so close to the wall if we go off the Jon getting to the wall on horseback so quickly. Which was also stupid. Why did they have benjen stay behind to kill 2 wights and die when he could have gotten on the horse no problem? Even if it would be awkward to get back as a dead guy I think he could drop him off near the wall in plain view and ride off so no one asks about uncle benjen being dead.

Just a bunch of weird things. And when is arya going to kill Sansa? Next episode or is that being saved for next season? Sansa trying to be badass  but lol. The whole arya vs sansa plot is ridiculous. When is that going to end?

I for one just try not to think about anything in this show anymore. Similar to a marvel movie I watch the episode once just for the eye candy and block out all the shitty conversations and obvious plot holes as best as I can. That said, you can only block out so much of those winterfell scenes with arya/sansa. Dear god those were glaringly awful. Even after spending so much precious screen time there I still have no idea what they're even trying to convey is happening between them, or what littlefinger is supposedly scheming.

[njames89]

All that murdering and such seems to have made Arya go a little loopy