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Amazing finale

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****s sake at another two great characters dying, and what a bitch Arya is torturing the bloke who has saved her life about 734 times this series. Don't like the way the Lannister's are crumbling, the great Tywin not only killed but made to look like a fool dying on the bog and having been mugged off for years by Cersei

Not here for cripple boy being taught to fly by a tree either

[Locke.]

Don't think he's actually going to be flapping his arms and flying through the sky, just a theory at this point but I reckon he's gonna be taught to warg a dragon

[Tom4784]

I thought they just meant that he'd learn to control the raven.

[Glenn.]

Originally Posted by Smithy

"Daenerys gets hardly any airtime"

Still got more than stannis

Where is the lie though?

[Joelle.]

Amazing finale, especially the Kings Landing, Arya/Brienne and Jon/Stannis scenes.

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Loved Dany in the past but her scenes are getting more and more ****e. Also really enjoyed Brans scene for once, finally making his story more interesting. Not here for him flying or whatever though, and Jojen didn't get enough airtime for anyone to care.
The scenes in the east are going to be amazing next season what with Arya, Tyrion, Varys and Jorah.

[Glenn.]

um spoilers

[Shaun]

oh god that was all kinds of perfect

BRIENNE although sandor i shall miss you you wonderful bastard
TYRION although tywin i shall miss you you even more wonderful bastard

the bran stuff was epic. Love the child with the crazy Jubilee-Xmen powers. Hope we see more of her, although I hope their whole storyline gets fleshed out rather than dabbled with as some kind of weird~supernatural~tease like we've had with Melisandre...

Stannis popping up kinda surprised me. I'm relieved he's stopped moping around with the illiterate guy, though. Jon's funeral was quite nice, but again I never cared about her so oh well...

just all in all a fantastic episode... really liked the scoring and the choir, too.

[Shaun]

and re: stoneheart disappointment... come on... SO much happened in that episode already, and the appearance of the raven dude surely's enough?

[Locke.]

That wasn't really a spoiler, it was stated where Arya and Tyrion/Varys are heading and we already know that Jorah is there

[Shaun]

oh i forgot about dany... weird that... but yeah chaining up the two irrelevant dragons was quite sad I guess...

i don't know how anyone can watch all of that, all of this season, and still say she's their favourite though. such a cop-out 'favourite'.

[Novo]

In the books Stannis didn't talk to Jon outside like that and I don't think Davos was there, Im pretty sure he spoke to Melisandre first in one of the wilding tents and then talked to Stannis on the wall straight after.. But the Ned dialogue was spot on though... Stannis said to Jon in the books though " i was no friend of Ned Stark's but i know what kind of man he was and you have got the same honest face as your father " in the books you first find out its him when one of the Baratheon troops shouts " STANNIS STANNIS STANNIS " after he destroys the Wildings.

Apart from them little differences everything else was pretty spot on with that scene

[Novo]

Oh yeah and pretty sure Melisandre killed some eagle ( that was being warged ) in the sky with her magic as well

[Joelle.]

Best thing about the Dany scene was probably the music whilst she was chaining the dragons up and walking away, quite sad actually.

Glad Jorah is shot of her now though, really looking forward to his scenes next season now, instead of him standing around kissing her arse and generally trying to pork her.

[Shaun]

#bringbackJaqen

[Smithy]

"Game of Thrones" ended its breakout season with a final smash on Sunday.

HBO's blood-drenched fantasy rounded up 7.1 million total viewers for its Season 4 finale at 9 p.m., according to Nielsen. That was a 32% climb from the third-season ender a year ago and easily the biggest season finale yet for "GoT." The first-season ender back in 2011 delivered barely 3 million.

When two additional plays Sunday night are thrown in, the total audience for the finale rose to 9.3 million.

not an overall high, but great ratings


It's ages away, but what dy'all think the big ep 9 will be for next year?

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I think it might be something Bran b/c he'll be book 6 by then, or maybe Dany on dragon

I can't think of anything THAT big in ADWD/FFC left

[Locke.]

Hopefully

Spoiler:

Stannis vs Roose

[smeagol]

i only watched it last night i must of lost a few days somehwere. so weird
anyway episode 9 should of been the final not 10 , 10 was weak compared.

didn't like two of the best characters dying. well 1 as the other may live
ayer was out of character it just didnt ring true that whole scene was weird. and not a good end with those 2 which were great together

how the hell did that happen outside the wall? where did they come from lol. makes no sence at all
the ship ending was silly.

the skeletons were great. the imp was great and jamie etc as usual
overall though i think episode 9 should of been the final , i think the fact they have to put so much into one episode each time is harming the story. not enough explianed.or played out enough

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by Dezzy

Great episode although

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I'm so disappointed that Lady Stoneheart didn't appear. I'm guessing she'll probably make an appearance early next season if she's going to appear at all.

Spoiler:

She surely has to appear at some point, they can't cut her out completely

[Smithy]

Spoiler:

they said they might do

continued: “They [showrunners David Benioff and Dan Weiss] have such a challenge adapting the books into a really focused television experience. It’s very hard, it’s very complicated, it’s much harder then they’ve been given credit for, I think — and they do a brilliant job. But to bring back Michelle Fairley, one of the greatest actresses around, to be a zombie for a little while — and just kill people? It is really sort of, what are we doing with that? How does it play into the whole story in a way that we’re really going to like? It just didn’t end up being a part of what was going to happen this season.

[Niamh.]

awwww

[Niamh.]

Oh and another thing

Book spoiler kind of

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Jamie and Tyrions parting was much "nicer" on screen than in the book, they must be cutting out the whole thing about Tyrions first wife as well? I thought that might have more significance though because of the sailors wife theory and all that though. Also, it would have given more strength to Tyrions hatred for his father and why he decided to go back for him before escaping

[Niamh.]

Not sure if this has already been posted but

Youtube video

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Originally Posted by Niamh.

Not sure if this has already been posted but

Youtube video

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Bought first two books today, plan to read them when I'm on holiday