Best episode of the season, for once I'm interested in Jon Snow and his future. I think the kinslaying accepting Umber is a bit weird, but very interesting nonetheless was Rickon the Tall. Very interesting overall in all places.

This last episode felt like old school GOT to me. Maybe it was just because of the Ned scene, or Dany being back at Vaes Dothrak (which is randomly in a desert now wtf happened?), Rickon and Osha returning etc, but it felt quality wise like some shit from back in S1. I don't got as much of a problem with Season 5 as a lot of people seem to, but there was definitely a shift in tone over time that was most obvious last year, and this felt more like the old GOT we know and love.

Alright, I'm back on the bandwagon fully! Epic episode! This season is turning into an awesome direction. The only bad part of the episode was the response to greyscale, he should of been way more concerned that the dude had it and would chill so close to him.

What an episode. Good progression from the characters, Jon Snow is going to war, the Sparrows seem like they may finally be dealt with (they bore me) and the Dothraki... well...

The only thing about this season (and it's a really small complaint) is that I'm getting the feeling the show feels it needs to have a shocking death each episode.  Not going to say who for spoilers sake (if you're watching you know who and what I mean), but every episode has had at least one established character die.

The_EAW_Kingpin wrote:

The only thing about this season (and it's a really small complaint) is that I'm getting the feeling the show feels it needs to have a shocking death each episode.  Not going to say who for spoilers sake (if you're watching you know who and what I mean), but every episode has had at least one established character die.

D&D have said they're not expecting GoT to last longer, heck they have considered halving the episodes from its current format, so I heard. Maybe that is why...Or maybe George told them to kill certain characters off. Of course, some characters who are dead in the show are alive in the books.

Changed the title.

Can't believe that Hodor hold the door thing, man that fucked me, his whole life used for that after so many years.

I'm not use to Varys and Littlefinger getting trashed either.

I know that they keep getting rid of the direwolves for their CGI budget, but Summer deserved better

HOLD THE DOOR

If they kill Ghost, I riot.

That was epic... Predictable but epic.