Game Of Thrones season 8

[FlyingJesus]

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How does Tyrion know that's where they died

krr krr krr smash beetles


What the **** is happening with the Dothraki they seem to be multiplying like rabbits even though they all got killed by the zombies


Sort your life out Jon and Greyworm, could at least have a wash before the big Hitler speech


Oh shut up Jon ya nonce


Why would a dragon have a nap under a snowdrift


"I imagined a mountain of swords too high to climb" yeah that's what it was meant to be before the showrunners changed it to the Armchair Of Hate


Did anyone not know that was going to happen


Go on Drogon, eat her. Go on ya **** lizard have her chargrilled


Meeting of the heads of the houses ps: Davos Arya and Bran are there too because errr errr yeah PLOT DEVICE


Oh shut up Sam ya nonce


Literally the worst choice for king, he openly says he doesn't give a shit about the present or future all the time


What are the Night's Watch gonna do any more and how does the king of the ---six--- kingdoms have the authority to send people there when it's in The North


RIP Greyworm, if the writers had read the books they'd know that anyone who isn't from Naath dies of horrible fevers if they go to the island


Is Arya planning to sail out alone does she think she's Reepicheep or something


Go on Brienne, write that Jaime was a **** who took your virginity then ran off to his sister straight after


Who rebuilt the city isn't everyone dead


This council is surely amusing but also utterly terrible, good thing everyone's dead so they don't actually have to rule over anyone


That gate is well flimsy


Oh. It's finished. Ok.

[Neversoft]

That ending was TRASH. I wouldn't even be mad if Daenerys woke up at the very end after falling asleep on the throne and the last fifty minutes were all a dream. Isn't everyone in King's Landing DEAD? Is anybody going to address that? When has Arya ever shown an interest in exploration? That seems like such a cheap attempt to leave the door slightly ajar for an Arya spin-off. Why is there even a Night's Watch anymore? What are they watching? Apparently that doesn't mean anything, anyway. Jon just leaves to begin his nomadic life beyond the wall. Drogon should have killed him after Jon killed Daenerys. I don't mind Bran being King. I always see a lot of hate for his character, but I like Bran. But the circumstances by which he became king are stupid. I think Daenerys should have still gone super genocidal, but it should have been more gradual. Her character arc was always going that way (this is a good write up), but because of the pace, it lacked finesse and felt very weak. Much more should have been done with the Night King, too. The whole plot line of trying to get Cersei to help fight the dead should have never happened. Season seven and eight needed the usual ten episodes. It's a shame it has to go out this way. Peak Game of Thrones was the best television that has ever been made.

[xxMATTGxx]

That ending was TRASH. I wouldn't even be mad if Daenerys woke up at the very end after falling asleep on the throne and the last fifty minutes were all a dream. Isn't everyone in King's Landing DEAD? Is anybody going to address that? When has Arya ever shown an interest in exploration? That seems like such a cheap attempt to leave the door slightly ajar for an Arya spin-off. Why is there even a Night's Watch anymore? What are they watching? Apparently that doesn't mean anything, anyway. Jon just leaves to begin his nomadic life beyond the wall. Drogon should have killed him after Jon killed Daenerys. I don't mind Bran being King. I always see a lot of hate for his character, but I like Bran. But the circumstances by which he became king are stupid. I think Daenerys should have still gone super genocidal, but it should have been more gradual. Her character arc was always going that way (this is a good write up), but because of the pace, it lacked finesse and felt very weak. Much more should have been done with the Night King, too. The whole plot line of trying to get Cersei to help fight the dead should have never happened. Season seven and eight needed the usual ten episodes. It's a shame it has to go out this way. Peak Game of Thrones was the best television that has ever been made.

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I actually liked the ending - It was a nice way to just end the show. I mean the only other way which I think a few people may have thought more people would have died in the end.

Isn't everyone in King's Landing DEAD? Is anybody going to address that?

Do we know that though? We don't know how many survived - I don't think a number was mentioned in the last episode. Just that the fact they needed food.

When has Arya ever shown an interest in exploration? That seems like such a cheap attempt to leave the door slightly ajar for an Arya spin-off.

Nearly the whole show, she never really stayed at home in Winterfell. Sure there are reasons for that but it just continues and is it really that hard to not see that Arya is the type of person who loves to have a good adventure and go exploring?

Why is there even a Night's Watch anymore?

It seems they are using it as some sort of prison / you've done something bad, you will go there sort of speak. I mean, its not really surprising Jon **** off and goes beyond the wall.

Drogon should have killed him after Jon killed Daenerys

He's technically family so why would Drogon do that? He knows who Jon is.

While some of the episodes were not great and would be great to get the additional context and story we have all loved and enjoyed in previous seasons, I do believe the ending could have been a lot worse.

[Neversoft]

Do we know that though? We don't know how many survived - I don't think a number was mentioned in the last episode. Just that the fact they needed food.

We literally see King's Landing burnt to the ground. There's only like two living civilians shown in the entire episode.

Nearly the whole show, she never really stayed at home in Winterfell. Sure there are reasons for that but it just continues and is it really that hard to not see that Arya is the type of person who loves to have a good adventure and go exploring?

Yes, it is very hard to see that. It felt like some Pirates of the Caribbean-esque ending. Not to mention, can't Bran just tell her what's west of Westeros?

He's technically family so why would Drogon do that? He knows who Jon is.

Because he's a dragon. Family kills family throughout the entire show.

I think it's pretty clear from the ratings that many people are disgruntled. The show was extremely well plotted, with great detail and characterisation. Events such as Ned's beheading, the Red Wedding, the Purple Wedding, hold the door, Jon's death, and even the Sept of Baelor explosion worked because they were developed and built towards sufficiently. You're entitled to like whatever you want, but for me, these past two seasons lacked so much of what made the show great.

[xxMATTGxx]

We literally see King's Landing burnt to the ground. There's only like two living civilians shown in the entire episode.



Yes, it is very hard to see that. It felt like some Pirates of the Caribbean-esque ending. Not to mention, can't Bran just tell her what's west of Westeros?



Because he's a dragon. Family kills family throughout the entire show.

I think it's pretty clear from the ratings that many people are disgruntled. The show was extremely well plotted, with great detail and characterisation. Events such as Ned's beheading, the Red Wedding, the Purple Wedding, hold the door, Jon's death, and even the Sept of Baelor explosion worked because they were developed and built towards sufficiently. You're entitled to like whatever you want, but for me, these past two seasons lacked so much of what made the show great.

You do make some fair points and like you said, we can all have our own views on the ending. But to also add onto the Ayra part, season 6. There is an episode where Ayra is speaking to Lady Crane. She does actually bring up on that she would like to see what is West of Westeros. So this makes sense and isn't something out of the blue.

[FlyingJesus]

Get ready for the spinoff, Arya's Tour of America

[Neversoft]

You do make some fair points and like you said, we can all have our own views on the ending. But to also add onto the Ayra part, season 6. There is an episode where Ayra is speaking to Lady Crane. She does actually bring up on that she would like to see what is West of Westeros. So this makes sense and isn't something out of the blue.

Ah, that's not so bad then. Still, it's a bit of an off-handed and isolated remark. They should have built that more into her character, and maybe it is that way in the books, but it felt kind of left field with everything else that's been going on. Revenge, revenge, revenge, revenge, travel!

[Empired]

All that matters is that Tyrion didn't die

[FlyingJesus]

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[Sloths]

Get ready for the spinoff, Arya's Tour of America

Soz they’ve confirmed she’s not getting a spin off no matter where she’s heading America or westwesteros