Except there was no foreshadowing at all about why the Karstarks wanted to side with Ramsay. If they wanted to go this route, why not have them introduced in season 5 and actually show them becoming sympathetic to Ramsay over Roose? Why reintroduce them in a passing scene in the SAME EPISODE where they are totes okay…

Overt and unsubtle dialogue that is meant to foreshadow plot developments for the next episode is the opposite of good writing. Ramsay Sue gets exponentially more boring and predictable with every episode in this series.

Uninteresting and inconsistent characters, repetitive story beats, and HORRIBLE pacing will usually negatively affect a show's quality.

Because sometime around last season I was still under the impression that this was an adaptation of A Song of Ice and Fire. Believe me, this last episode was the last fucking straw. D&D are atrocious writers and its worse than ever now that they are writing completely original content.

LMAO. Ramsay Sue can accomplish anything with his "twenty good men."

Considering the fucking sledgehammer that they hit me with last week with the whole "Walda is carrying my son, and you had best get in line with what I say" line that Roose gave to Ramsay, I would say I saw it coming 200 miles away. The writers just can't resist giving Ramsay SHOCKING things to do every 4 scenes. As…

um yes. this is a general criticism of the show, but as I was saying it really shows this episode. They didn't even try to parallel them or cut down on the amount of characters shown. Furthermore, so many of the scenes were completely irrelevant (see: Arya's scenes, Sansa's scenes, Cersei's scenes, etc.). GoT is just…

I'm sorry, but this episode was so… bad? I'm not really sure why people continually give this show a pass. The Karstarks (who just randomly appear) now love Ramsay and are totally okay with him gutting his father and taking over the North. Roose's death was supposed to be SHOCKING, but it was just so predictable and…

Okay I am sorry but this episode was just awful. I loved the first two episodes. They were interesting, and it set up so many great things for the future of this season, but this… this was so stunningly bad to me. I understand that it has to deal with the aftermath of the purple wedding, but jesus christ. This episode…