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Game of Thrones 5x10 | Watch Along

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Kyle

#fuckolly

Ray H

RIP Jon Snow

Oscar H

A lot of religion this season. Lord of Light, many-faced God, the faith of the 7....all different styles of storylines with all different outcomes

Dani

bad pousay

Trevor Go

Check out Servant with Myrcella and Ron Weasley. Right up your alley.

Mohit Bhake

The shame shame shame lady is the same actress as Rebecca from Ted Lasso

Eric

I still remember the complete and utter meltdown on social media after this episode. People were even more pissed off than they were after the Red Wedding. RIP Jon Snow.

Vasili Brasinikas

To me, the craziest thing to happen in this episode isn’t Jon Snow’s death, Stannis’ death, Myrcella’s death, Sansa and Theon’s leap of faith, Arya’s vision loss, Cersei’s walk, or the Zombie Mountain. No, the craziest thing that happens in this episode is "You want a good girl, but you need the bad pussy.”

Chris Bruneau

I think the girls actually took Jon snow's death rather well!

Athasin

The Lord of Light told me, "You're in danger!"

Athasin

Keep in mind this is the first finale that didn't end with Dany.

Jeff I.

Yeah, this was nothing compared to the Red Wedding. Ha

Athasin

Mind you this is why no matter what I will always lowkey respect Cersei. She's a survivor. A survivor with a mean streak who wraps herself in cruelty because it makes her feel like less of a victim but a survivor nonetheless.

Athasin

Now imagine reading this in 2011 and FOURTEEN YEARS LATER still not knowing what George RR Martin planned next, while lowkey knowing that you'll never find out because the show gave you an answer before he did.

Athasin

Such a trippy show.

Matthew s

This season was very good, but so hard to watch. None of the main characters had a good time.

Terry Maturo

Imagine being a book reader in 2011 and have that happen to Jon, and then the author stops writing...

Jorge Lopez

Remember how you girls mentioned that the episode recaps spoke to viewers as if they were simple-minded people that couldn't read into character motives or follow the storylines? I think there are some "previously on" intros in season 6 episodes that kind of spoil big reveals. I think the intros do a bad job of referencing past events that make it super easy to piece together where storylines are headed in the episode we're about to watch. At times, they share info in the intros that makes it so simple to connect the dots and figure out what the reveal will be for certain storylines before we even watch the episode - as if we're too dumb to understand why a twist is happening while watching the episode without having been reminded about a storyline beforehand. So, like you decided to skip those episode recaps, I highly recommend skipping the episode intros starting with season 6. And sorry for the longwinded explanation haha

Vasili Brasinikas

Season 2 ended with the White Walkers and Sam, and Season 4 ended with Arya.

Tim F

Oh god, I caught up to the current release schedule. Started with so many seasons to watch and now I'm back to waiting for new weekly releases. It happened so fast, I'm not ready to stop binge watching.

Airwrecka McDonald

What you get for reading lol. Seriously tho peak time of water cooler talks after this.

Zane Platt

Very confusing comment. She was a piece of shit from birth and has literally no excuse considering both of her siblings go through the same stuff or worse and end up better people than her. What exactly was she a survivor of that wasn't of her own making? Getting married to Robert whose biggest sin was cheating.

Diegesis

yeah thats a good point. we'll discuss it internally.

Pabb

So much stuff happend in this episode they got desensitized lol

Christophe

The fact that they made Ser Meryn into a sadistic, violent pedophile is exactly the sort of boring, dumb writing that exemplifies this show in its latter half. D&D just want to protect the morality of their main characters so much that every action they take that could be seen as objectionable must be 100% justified and make the main characters look good and righteous and bad-ass. And that's just not what Arya's story should be about, that's never what it's been about. Her story, more than most, has been about exploring some dark shit and her descent into darkness and her crisis of identity. You don't need to make her evil but at least make it interesting. The equivalent scene in the books is somewhat different, it's not Meryn Trant that she kills, it's another book character that's not in the show that's on her list. The scene doesn't happen in a brothel, instead she actively seduces and lures him away to kill him. That's plenty creepy enough because she's only like 11 at that point in the books, but the morality of the guy she kills is not really important in the same way. It's just a dark scene where she actively lures this guy to kill him and the scene is more obviously dark and like not good for Arya's development and something she didn't need to do, like the guy wasn't worse than thousands of other soldiers, and she's not bad-ass or righteous because she killed him. But if the show runners would have wanted to make this scene even more interesting, they could have gone the opposite way with Ser Meryn, show him having a moment of decency and humanity despite us knowing that he has been plenty cruel in the past, like have a short scene of him being kind to an orphan or a dog or something, just in passing. Then Arya killing him would leave us feeling much more conflicted, like sure Ser Meryn was cruel but is Arya killing him really a good thing for her? What we got is just (a) more needless sexual depravity and (b) just a dumb scene for Arya's character development.

Joe Blankenship

Welp, Jon Snow's dead. And now his watch has ended.

Joe Blankenship

Meh. I don't know. Recaps tell you what storylines are coming back around, but I don't think they really spoil anything you weren't already anticipating.

OldManGrim

And thus ends any reasonable discussion about the series, as all the book readers started losing their collective minds with each episode until the series ended.

Michael Fritz

The guy in the book was in the show, she killed him with the hound. It was the guy who ran her sword through the boys throat. In the show she kills him when her and the hound were in the inn

Michael Fritz

Maybe that's why we didn't get anymore books. Maybe he told them the general points of what would happen and they did it everyone shit talked it and he said ok scrap all of what I wrote make a different book now

Christophe

No, he wasn't, that was Polliver, it's Raff the Sweetling that she kills in Braavos in the books, that character was never in the show. Polliver died in the books in the same scene as in the show, in that tavern where Arya and the Hound encounter him, although he's killed by Sandor, not Arya. But that's all kind of irrelevant to my point, isn't it.

ok

I actually think this a great finale, I mean how could it not be based on how much happened. Nevertheless, those moments in earlier seasons are just so difficult to beat. No episode will *ever* hit like the Red Wedding did. My god.

Aj

The show is bad at this point even if you disregard the books entirely.

TimTakDoh

The amount of "fans" who constantly complain in comment sections of reactions to this show are so hilariously ridiculous. It's one of the greatest shows ever made(much better than 99% of the slop tv we get today) and yet people act like it was trash. Even funnier that a lot of them acted like George Martin will save their precious series with 'the real ending.' So effing funny. The same guy who wrote a vomit filled book 5 with no coherent structure whatsoever and was clearly never touching the books again after he got the tv show.