Game of Thrones

[rajpoot]

I really need to make a habit of typing long posts in the Notepad and then copy-pasting them. Hate it when page does not load and lose everything I wrote.
Anyhow, things are finally gearing up for the end of the season finale. It was a return to form for Tyrion. Finally some more full-of-win scenes. The threat he delivered was perhaps his best line all season.
And Rob and Jeyene. Their scenes seem so out of place amidst the death and misery, and yet somehow they work, a simple budding romance untouched by the events around them. Tragic how it ends, I know I'll feel sad, despite knowing what's coming.
Qarth story is progressing too slowly. I wonder if they even plan to re-introduce Barristan Selmy this season. Also they need to give Jorah Mormont more screen time.

Edit:
Bronn's line wins the irony award. "I like to keep my hands clean"

[Arjos]

I miss the Greatjon: Karstark invoking the Father was the most un-Northman thing ever and Roose is completely out of character and doesn't scare anyone...

Qarth's changes I think were done just to dilute the arc throughout the whole season (it will just get back to normal), but everything else was pretty good: Cersei and Tyrion, Varys, Brienne & Jaime etc, all very close to the books :)

[Hooahguy]

Good episode, really enjoyed Tyrion's scenes, as said before.

[The Stranger]

i want more ygritte

[Chaotix]

I miss the Greatjon: Karstark invoking the Father was the most un-Northman thing ever and Roose is completely out of character and doesn't scare anyone...

Qarth's changes I think were done just to dilute the arc throughout the whole season (it will just get back to normal), but everything else was pretty good: Cersei and Tyrion, Varys, Brienne & Jaime etc, all very close to the books :)

Odd that they did the Brienne and Jaime bit early (also odd that they killed off Cleos Frey, too). That actually doesn't happen until the beginning of Storm of Swords.

Once again, I started reading the beginning of the next book before the TV season was over, and somehow miraculously avoided spoilers in the show that way, without meaning to. Though there's no way to avoid spoiling Jeyne Westerling, unfortunately..