Yup. It's like they are trying really hard to create conflict for Dany but it's just not realistic.

That was a really weak scene. It's like they just added it last week. HA!

It's also like they are trying super hard to add some conflict for Dany, which just feels like spinning wheels.

Wow, that Bran scene with Sansa was CLUNKY!! "So, your the 3-eyed Raven? Cool!"

I think GRRM pull the doors off his story in Storm and then said "f#ck, now what?" Both Feast and Dance aren't focused at all. Too many storylines and characters introduced WAY too late in the story.

Right and they are trying to replicate Ramsey with Euron and that's just not his character.

Well, Sam isn't exactly a surgeon either. Probably the last person you'd want using scalpel.

"Wait! Wait! I was going to make espresso."

Also, it's like NO ONE is actually listening to Jon when he talks about the White Walkers. Like, there are zombies coming that can only be killed a certain way. That's a big deal. No?

1. I don't think the writers care.
2. I don't think the writers care.
3. Probably
4. Both. HA!!!

Hahahahahahahahahahahaha!!! Ha.

Amen. The whole FAegon/Jon Connington plot killed my interest in Dance. Those characters were introduced WAY too late and I simply didn't care about them at all. I knew the show wouldn't include them in the plot unless they wanted the show to be cancelled.

Meh, I'm with you. The whole Euron thing literally killed the score of the episode for me. It's a waste of time in the big picture and Euron is such a cheesy villain.

Ha! Sansa was like, "Oh, you're leaving me in charge? Okay. Peace out then."

Or, George just has no idea how to finish this book.

I'm surprised there's so much hate for the Messandei and Grey Worm scene. They are two characters who will most likely be with us until the end and they've been with us for a few seasons. I'm more annoyed by the Euron plotline that feels more like D&D stalling before the main war. Like, we know he won't have a role in…

The thing with the greyscale thing that it's annoying is the fact that they're putting a ton of time into it just because they want to reunite Jorah with Dany. In the books, it's at least hinted that greyscale is breaking out and becoming a threat in of itself. Also, why does it seem like everyone in Oldtown is stupid…

He's also been in what, 4 episodes total? Maybe 5? I thought last year, he was at least somewhat like book Euron. This year, he's a joke.

No shit. I cannot stand him. Totally forced and he's a complete cartoon character.

I hate Euron. He's awful.