I aint joking , it was d SHIZZLE!
I just can't believe they killed Jon Snow again. 😀 In all seriousness I was shouting at the TV demanding the death of one of my previously favourite characters. T'shizzle it were for sure.
Now i feel like i need to watch it.
Woah! Dany and Cersi in a three way with podrick.
That was AWESOME
Seriously good episode 🙂 thanks for the leak whoever you are Mr leaky naughty boy / girl.
That was really rather good. Worth waiting for the proper version though as there's an annoying watermark and counter on it, or at the version I had.
Yeah same here.... Leak came from India I believe. Definately going to watch that one in HD when it airs Tues.
Wow, that was impressive - spoilers from here on in??
I was about to say the Arya/Brianne fight was one of my best bits yet until the real action got going.
Arya vs Brienne was my favourite scene and this weeks man crush is Jaime Lannister. Would have been happy enough if he'd successfully completed that final charge.
O.M.G! That was brilliant!! 😀
Wow!
Chin
Floor
Complete
Season highlight thus far. Great ending.
I cheered when one half of Robson and Jerome hit the dragon.
Got to admit, the tactical nous of Team Expressive Eyebrows is somewhat lacking. Have 3 dragons that can rip through an entire army? Then why not use just one, then have loads of your army die/get in the way of further attacks from the one dragon you did bring.
Still no Hound, but Ayra being badass made up for it.
Little finger is on borrowed time I feel.
I am 100% now on Team Cersei. Well, only because of Jaime and Bron.
The next episode is Eas****ch so time for a healthy dose of the Hound hopefully. Is Jaime going to be captive again I wonder? I really wanted to see Ser Bronski fry, oh and I want a pet Drogon.
Is Little Finger on Arya's list? I can't remember.
Got to admit, the tactical nous of Team Expressive Eyebrows is somewhat lacking. Have 3 dragons that can rip through an entire army? Then why not use just one, then have loads of your army die/get in the way of further attacks from the one dragon you did bring.
I think they've said previously that a dragon needs a rider to be controlled in battle and the only riders they've referenced have been targaryen so as far as any of the characters know there's only one possible dragon jockey.
Although isn't John Snow half Targaryen?
Nope.Is Little Finger on Arya's list? I can't remember.
Although isn't John Snow half Targaryen?
He is but only Bran knows it. Also there may be one other half Targaryen knocking about so we may get to see dragon squadron going into battle at some point.
Wow that was fantastic and I wasn't expecting that. Nice bit flame throwing! It's all happening!
Good bits and bad bits. Getting a bit fed up of the same characters being invincible. Jaime Lannister should have died about 30 times. The best thing about GOT was how unpredictable it was, think it's losing that a lot. That cave scene was almost funny.
Being a bit of a grammar pedant, I liked it when Ser Davos corrected John Snow's.
Jaime to be saved by the dragon and held captive and rekindle his relationship with Tyrion?
Those Children of the Forest make a mean hand-grenade, but they can't draw for shit.
Great fun all round, but Dany's army turning up in The Reach was the most egregious teleportation yet.
Great episode, even with the cave of convenience and telaported armies.
Also there may be one other half Targaryen knocking about
I can't really remember but wasn't there a question of who Tyrions father was ?
Think that was one of the best episodes of any series, first half some actual character/story development and second half a battle, with a dragon! Are we heading for a Luke & Leia moment (although half and half is probably fine in a world where Cersei and Jaime are at it. I guess Bran must let Jon know soon
Dany's army turning up in The Reach was the most egregious teleportation yet.
Weren't in the Reach though, were they?
Just before they were attacked Randall Tarly told us that the gold ( at the head of the column), was all safely behind the gates of Kings Landing and they just had to hurry up the stragglers at the end of the column.
The battle presumably took place on the Rose Road not far from Kings Landing, which is pretty close to Dragonstone. No teleportation required.
i love Bron, and Jamie tbf - but i really wanted to see them fry in that battle!!!
thats the first time ive ever watched an episode then gone back to the beginning and watched it again straight away!
the cave of convenience
😀 😀 😀
perchypanther - MemberWeren't in the Reach though, were they?
Just before they were attacked Randall Tarly told us that the gold ( at the head of the column), was all safely behind the gates of Kings Landing and they just had to hurry up the stragglers at the end of the column.
The battle presumably took place on the Rose Road not far from Kings Landing, which is pretty close to Dragonstone. No teleportation required.
Still had to get across the Black Water iirc? Or something along those lines anyway. Think you're right about the gold being away sadly, would've been interesting to see how the Iron Bank would have responded otherwise
I'd happily have seen Jamie turned into ash, it felt like his time to go out but I guess the looks from Tyrion mean there will be some sort of family reunion. The dragon crossbow was a pretty epic fail overall.
It did feel like the Dothraki could have stopped a bit sooner and let the dragon burn up most of the army though, I reckon 90% of the army could have been crispy before they even needed to get involved with their tiny hand scythes. Between this and the attack on Casterly Rock, it's almost like Dany has forgotten that she can't exactly replace any of the unsullied and the dothraki who are killed. It's not like there's a recruiting office for either of her armies.
I do like that Sansa obviously thought she was a badass and now she's got a little brother who can see the past and future and a little sister who is not only pretty handy with shape shifting and poison but can beat one of the best fighters in the TV show.
The battle presumably took place on the Rose Road not far from Kings Landing, which is pretty close to Dragonstone. No teleportation required.
They did need to get off the island though which seemed to happen almost immediately after they said "Oh yeah, all our boats are gone, apart from the ones we need to get the Dothraki to the mainland".
Tyrion - possible Targaryen links .
Awesome battle scene!
After Bron got de-horsed, I really wanted him to do the sensible thing & run away - rather than morph into the last action hero (which was a bit much). Although I guess that would've effectively put him on the sidelines for the rest of the show.
Good bits and bad bits. Getting a bit fed up of the same characters being invincible. Jaime Lannister should have died about 30 times. The best thing about GOT was how unpredictable it was, think it's losing that a lot. That cave scene was almost funny.
In GoT stylee I was expecting both Jaime and Bronn to snuff it several times. It would have properly pissed Cersei off.
The battle presumably took place on the Rose Road not far from Kings Landing, which is pretty close to Dragonstone. No teleportation required.
Very mobile strike force too (once on dry land). All on horseback. And a dragon.
I think the 'Bron seeing his money drop on the floor and leaving it' scene, showed that his character has changed. From someone only motivated by money, to a dude who was now motivated by friendship. Backed up where he Hollywooded Jaime off his horse into the drink.
In GoT stylee I was expecting both Jaime and Bronn to snuff it several times. It would have properly pissed Cersei off.
I think Jaime is going to be involved in Cersei's downfall, so they have to keep him around. Plus....phwoaaar!
I'm looking forward to the spin off movie.....
MegaBronn v UltraEuron
I think the 'Bron seeing his money drop on the floor and leaving it' scene, showed that his character has changed. From someone only motivated by money, to a dude who was now motivated by friendship. Backed up where he Hollywooded Jaime off his horse into the drink.
Nah, I thought it was entirely in character. Throughout the series Bronn has been motivated by one thing. The survival of Bronn.
He took one look at the money and thought "I'm not dying for that"
I don't think Bron is quite as un-killable as Euron.
There 's dodging fire, as we know fire is only hot in the fire, and being stabbed several times.
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After Bron got de-horsed, I really wanted him to do the sensible thing & run away - rather than morph into the last action hero (which was a bit much). Although I guess that would've effectively put him on the sidelines for the rest of the show.
I think that's to show he's not just a money obsessed mercenary, and there is some loyalty in there
I thought it was the opposite and he was fully expecting to be rewarded for his deeds.
Nah, I thought it was entirely in character. Throughout the series Bronn has been motivated by one thing. The survival of Bronn.
Nah. Yeah.
I think that's to show he's not just a money obsessed mercenary, and there is some loyalty in there
Well, dropped money not worth dying for, saving Jaime best chance of getting paid again. Can justify both actions on purely mercenary terms.
That didn't (still doesn't) look an easy battle to run away from - fair chance of them both being captured if they survive anyway,.
He took one look at the money and thought "I'm not dying for that"
I agree. My favourite bit of dialogue was Brienne to Arya....Who taught you to do that? Nobody!
Pretty sure Jon Snow could have drawn those pictures on the cave wall to get an army from Daenerys, would have only taken 5 minutes.
