I liked it. Stories go where stories go. All dissenters are free to write their own stuff.
I agree, it was a genius episode. I mean, D&D bringing Godzilla in to destroy Tokyo like that. Except that in most Godzilla flicks we don’t get to see people being burned, slow mo scenes of said burnings and merging in that Frankenstein v. Wolfman fight, pure effing genius!!!
Oh man, that crazy Pearl Harbor opening to Godzilla torching Tokyo!!! Wowsers. All irrational mad Dany had to do was use her Bran CGI powers to disappear half the fleet shown in the last episode and fly out of the sun like a rational thinking WWII fighter ace. Genius!! She’s mad!!! But she isn’t!!
The Dorthraki all being killed and most of the unsullied two episodes before and being regenerated with super CGI powers? Genius!!
Everyone bitching about the past two episodes will be eagerly tuned in to watch the last episode this Sunday to see if they can be even more disappointed.
The problem with great stories that could potentially never end is that almost every possible scenario is available to the writers. Depending on how many drinks they’ve had while they pen it - it can end up being awful or absolutely epic.
Jamie turning back to the darkside last week killed it for me.
They cheapened the entire season with that impulsive move.
Agree, I liked it. Expectations go to the moon on GOT.