To be fair, I said the same thing about “Fargo”.

Look, I get that these episodes were waaaay more expensive than usual, but they should have found a way to do the usual 10 instead of 6.  Too many important details and plot points are getting lost from not enough time.

Bran is a total acid casualty, man.

If James Monroe Iglehart was playing this Genie, I’d expect the musical numbers would be significantly better. He was outstanding in the role on Broadway and made the character his own in a way distinct from Robin Williams’. I’ve seen videos of the actors who succeeded him in the role and they all seem to follow his…

Yes, fuck this guy 3000.

Literally every picture I’ve seen of the guy has made me want to punch his face. That’s taking the Stan Lee stuff completely out of the equation even.

I know we shouldn’t judge people by their appearances, but man that guy is setting off every douchebag alert I have.

Tell that to Stannis! 

My guess is when all is said and done, Dany and Jon will be dead, Arya will probably be dead, and Sansa and Tyrion will rule the ashes of Westeros.

Are we SURE Varys is dead? He could’ve used his teleportation to appear in Dorne right before Drogon’s blast

I look forward to next week when the remaining Starks come together to form Westerosi Voltron to defeat Dany.*

But her e-mails!

100%. All these twitter folk are upset because the character they love turned evil. I get it. But it was ALWAYS going to happen. She’s a Targaryen and this wasn’t going to end with her being the wise, benevolent queen. She had desperation for the throne that was sometimes a little unsettling. It has been said this…

Personally, my issue wasn’t so much with her taking everyone out. Fine.

Eh, I disagree, but for a specific reason—her rage was all about catharsis. She tried the best she could to follow what she thought was her destiny. She did all the things, she sacrificed everything to get to where she was—she even let herself love Jon (I guess). But then she couldn’t have the love. She said it…

How was Jon a bad military commander this episode? He did what Dany asked of him.

Basically all of this. I just went back and re-read book 1. Maybe the series didn’t do as good of a job at conveying all of this (I haven’t watched season 1 in ages) but Dany’s motivations have always been about furthering her goal and exacting her revenge on the usurpers. She has never deviated from that and did some…

finally someone who gets it. This was ALWAYS going to go this way, plot rush notwithstanding.

Alright, seriously though, if you’re angry and surprised and don’t think Danny’s choices were clearly in line with her character, look back...

...well, I for one, as someone that isn’t watching the show because I didn’t have HBO for a long time and by the time it had reached “OMG EVERYONE’S WATCHING THIS THING” levels, it was like season 5 and catching up on like 50 hours of television is a bit daunting...