This is why time being circular and each moment in time being interlinked fucks everything up. We don't know if our universe truly acts like that. I mean it could.. I cannot discount that possibility.

When we think of time, we think of it in relative terms to something else because there is no such thing as absolute time AFAIK. Either that or we think of it in terms of events - A before B, D after C, etc. I think the Game of Thrones universe just works differently based on the mind of GRRM. I mean shit, somebody on ISH made the point to me that if they have dragons and magic and shit, obviously the universe is much different along with the laws of physics!

Hodor most tragic character in the show. Rip you oaf

True true, I need to stop thinking in terms of our universe. It's a whole different fictional world.
 
I guess it's just natural to attempt to figure out things from your own perspective without putting it into the proper context. 

Too much Sam for my liking

yea that episode was boring as shit except for

This whole season has been a snooze fest....keep this up and might go down as worst season

Last episode was epic!!!! This one was boring tho

Man is there a point to Dany's scenes anymore? Other than listening to her forced empowered woman speeches? I can't wait for Dany to die a horrible death, bitch is mad as they come, get a 100K Dothraki savages to the Seven Kingdom and after a year the place will look worse than current Valyria. I dunno what Martin has planned for the books, but if they are anything close to this season I'd be very disappointed. At this point so late into the story, Dany has become worse and worse, however, as she is the apple of the eye of Martin; she gets to come out like a legend after every mess she makes. Again going by the show, Bran is still the same ignorant clueless cripple whose lines mostly translate into; "I don't know, I have no idea what to do!".

For a move the plot along episode I thought it was pretty good. Usually these episodes have a Dany appearance, and thankfully this one didn't.

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The dog is your favorite character? 0_o haven't heard that before!

Anyways, not much happened this episode. More preparation for battle, yadaa yadaa. More "whos dick is bigger?" stuff.. Theon and his sister seem to be traveling to Easteros to link up with Daeny but that is just conjecture. I dunno tbh. Dog is back. Arya knows she has to disguise herself now and cannot trust anyone anymore. End of episode. Meh... bit disappointing.

Only like 12 episodes left to the entire show? What the hell?

Loved it? mmm. Really? Or are you being a contrarian, Thomas? I can never tell with you lol. Very well.

"boring episode" "filler!"

spoilers ahead, but do you realise how full of shit you sound?



But no, instead you wanted
-20 minutes of Ramsay flaying Rickon, slowly walking up to him and kissing his tears. Then he has Osha's corpse brought in and he fucks it in front of Rickon
-Dany speaking to the dothraki again and saying the exact same thing she's always said
-Sam complaining that he's hungry and wondering aloud if Valyrian Steel could be reforged into quality kitchen utensils
-Sand Snakes breaking into the Red Keep and slaughtering the entire small council and then bowing down to cersei because they admire her as a strong woman, not like the weak men of Dorne who will never rule again
-Arya effortlessly making it on the ship, where the crewmen beat her with a stick to teach her the ways of the shipmasters; she decides then and there she wants to be a shipmaster like them, even after being warned multiple times that it's a divine pact that can never be broken or they'll hunt her down themselves
-Brienne riding into Sandor's camp, and killing him offscreen to finish the job this time for good

That would have been a good episode for you maybe?

Agreed on the cinematography.

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The location where the hound and all those workers were at was perfect.

When Arya was stabbed on the bridge, idk something about that scene was perfect.

The girl who runs bear island was perfect. Whoever cast her deserves a fucking raise.

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In 52 minutes, we got
-the hound scenes, which I enjoyed
-margaery plotting, which I liked
-blackfish/jaime scene was nicely done but a season too late

You can condense the whole episode into 30 mins. Easily.
 

Very good episode, especially liked the Lady Mormont scene, Hound's epiphany within epiphany was well done loved McShane in that role.