TV: Game of Thrones | Season 7 | Part VII -TV talk ONLY -NO Books, Spoilers, NO LEAKS

[chicagoskycam]

Lol some of you guys need to chill. This is a show with freakin dragons and Giants for crying out loud. Just try and enjoy.

Really we didn't know.. People shouldn't care about quality in fantasy or Sci-fi

 

[Jack Straw]

The wildlings are savage, undisciplined people. Not saying they deserved to die but looked what they did to Olly and his parents when just a few of them made it over the wall.

Other than that someone like Tywin and Cersei are much more evil than the Night King.

I think it's fairly clear that the NK wants to eliminate all living people. Not the kind of person I normally root for.

 

[Yarborough]

The writing this season is awful but it has been for the past few seasons. The action is decent though but the writing was so bad this episode minus the suicides squad banter.

 

[canuckster19]

http://www.csoonline.com/article/32...inal-episode-of-game-of-thrones-season-7.html

DO IT! DO IT! DO IT!

 

[Andrei79]

The wildlings are savage, undisciplined people. Not saying they deserved to die but looked what they did to Olly and his parents when just a few of them made it over the wall.

Other than that someone like Tywin and Cersei are much more evil than the Night King.

What about the ones who helped Jon Snow ? Tormund ? Remember Hardhome ? Hardly people who deserved death. They're afraid of the Night King with reason, he's literally a killing machine, created by the Children of the Forest for the sole purpose of waging war against men. He's killed every wildling his army's faced. His walkers dismember people and kill children indiscriminately.

You're comparing this to a war strategy where a group of raiders were trying to lure the Nights Watch out in the open. And the Thenns (who arent cannibals in the books). Wildlings hate the Thenns.

 

[Evincar]

I think it's fairly clear that the NK wants to eliminate all living people. Not the kind of person I normally root for.

We still dont that for certain because he's never made it south of the wall. I hope there is more to his character, but with only 7 episodes left I feel I'll be disappointed.

 

[aufheben]

Is it that much more expensive than an ice bear zombie?

One has to look real and the other can look however they want.

Yah you shouldnt care. Just enjoy the show for what it is instead of nitpicking every little thing.

But...the little things are the backbone of all great fantasy/sci-fi, and why this show in particular is so popular in the first place.

 

[The Kingslayer]

Really we didn't know.. People shouldn't care about quality in fantasy or Sci-fi

Yah you shouldnt care. Just enjoy the show for what it is instead of nitpicking every little thing.

 

[Pocket Hercules]

We still dont that for certain because he's never made it south of the wall. I hope there is more to his character, but with only 7 episodes left I feel I'll be disappointed.

I heard each episode next season will have a runtime of anywhere between 70 mins to almost 2 hours long. So that should provide enough time to carve out his backstory a little more.

 

[Mr Fahrenheit]

I feel, hope, we hear the night king talk, possibly the last scene of the season. He speaks his first words after watching the wall fall

Also people need to remember that Arya KNOWS Sansa wants to usurp Jon, she knows when people lie and she made that abundantly clear in the you are thinking it now scene

 

[No More Subban]

Kinda hate the Hound in this episode.

He just stood there when Thoros was fighting the dead bear.. smh.

 

[Neutrinos]

Beric with his sword is really one of the more badass characters on the show

I'm looking forward to seeing where his story arc goes

 

[HanSolo]

Yah you shouldnt care. Just enjoy the show for what it is instead of nitpicking every little thing.

Idk man. If we consider the Walking Dead a sci fi show, I've long grown sick of it due to it's painfully repetitive nature.

But I mean the worst GoT episodes are better than the best of TWD outside of maybe the Pilot.

I feel, hope, we hear the night king talk, possibly the last scene of the season. He speaks his first words after watching the wall fall

Also people need to remember that Arya KNOWS Sansa wants to usurp Jon, she knows when people lie and she made that abundantly clear in the you are thinking it now scene

Sneaky edit. I saw that Wanda

 

[chicagoskycam]

Yah you shouldnt care. Just enjoy the show for what it is instead of nitpicking every little thing.

Care to specific or just make stupid assumptions. The excuse that it's a fantasy or sci-fi show doesn't absolve it from bad writing, acting or anything else that comes this media.

In fact if it wasn't so strong in these categories for many seasons it still wouldn't be a show but do go on with your vague useless comments. It's okay just to enjoy the action and be dumb to it. Some people want the show to be more.

 

[Blender]

Kinda hate the Hound in this episode.

He just stood there when Thoros was fighting the dead bear.. smh.

He has always froze when faced with fire.

 

[Warden of the North]

Yah you shouldnt care. Just enjoy the show for what it is instead of nitpicking every little thing.

There was a lot wrong with this episode, not just the teleportation. People arent nit picking everything, theyre legitmately complaining about something which is managing to break the suspension of disbelief.

That is a problem which should not be ignored.

 

[Transplanted Caper]

The writing this season is awful but it has been for the past few seasons. The action is decent though but the writing was so bad this episode minus the suicides squad banter.

It's all on Martin. B&W didn't sign up to fill in the blanks on his work. It's fine to call out the writing, but they had source material for 5+ seasons and now they have Coles notes.

 

[Yarborough]

I feel, hope, we hear the night king talk, possibly the last scene of the season. He speaks his first words after watching the wall fall

Also people need to remember that Arya KNOWS Sansa wants to usurp Jon, she knows when people lie and she made that abundantly clear in the you are thinking it now scene

I hope we hear the night king speak, I want him to be more than a generic wmd

 

[Pierce Hawthorne]

I heard each episode next season will have a runtime of anywhere between 70 mins to almost 2 hours long. So that should provide enough time to carve out his backstory a little more.

Yeah, I thought I read that every episode next season was going to be 2 hours.


Either way, if every episode is between 70 and 120 minutes long it's actually going to be a lot of show time(Potentially as much as a full 10 episode season or potentially even longer).


Definitely still has the potential to run more story on the Nights King. Though I dont think it will happen. Unless the crazy Bran is Night King theory ends up being true in which case there would need to be a tonne more story development occur on the character.


But I think at this point the NK is what he is. A true evil that wants to see man kind ended at all costs. The true villain of the series(Though Cersei is giving him one hell of a run).

 

[Warden of the North]

Kinda hate the Hound in this episode.

He just stood there when Thoros was fighting the dead bear.. smh.

Hes terrified of fire, and just encountered a zombie for the the first time in his life.

A flaming zombie bear is enough for me to believe hed be a little slow to react.

 

[Blender]

I feel, hope, we hear the night king talk, possibly the last scene of the season. He speaks his first words after watching the wall fall

Also people need to remember that Arya KNOWS Sansa wants to usurp Jon, she knows when people lie and she made that abundantly clear in the you are thinking it now scene

I really do hope we at least learn more about his story and motivations, and that he isn't just a mindless killing machine or something.

 

[Unholy]

Good and intense episode. People I know who got spoiled or watched the leaked got me thinking it was going to be worse (not quality wise, deaths etc.).

 

[Pocket Hercules]

Kinda hate the Hound in this episode.

He just stood there when Thoros was fighting the dead bear.. smh.

He has an intense fear of fire from when his brother stuck his face in the firepit. Witnessing that Undead Bear burning up in flames, he was literally frozen with fear.

 

[The Kingslayer]

Care to specific or just make stupid assumptions. The excuse that it's a fantasy or sci-fi show doesn't absolve it from bad writing, acting or anything else that comes this media.

In fact if wasn't so strong in these categories for many seasons it still wouldn't be a show but do go on with your vague useless comments.

Triggered much? im saying just try to enjoy the show. The writing has slipped from seasons past but it doesn't make things less enjoyable.

 

[ArGarBarGar]

I feel, hope, we hear the night king talk, possibly the last scene of the season. He speaks his first words after watching the wall fall

Also people need to remember that Arya KNOWS Sansa wants to usurp Jon, she knows when people lie and she made that abundantly clear in the you are thinking it now scene

The only thing we can use to interpret Sansa as someone looking to usurp Jon is that one conversation. That is virtually it. If the writers are intending for that to be a trait of Sansa's now (despite the other examples where Sansa literally deferred to Jon and only asked for him to acknowledge her for advice), they have done a terrible job of establishing it.