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[Inquisitor Recon]

There were at least 6 minutes left unused. 6 whole minutes!

[Gorthaur the Cruel]

There were at least 6 minutes left unused. 6 whole minutes!

I heard that the finale is going to be a little longer to make up for all this cut time. But yeah, it's irritating that the episodes this season are so short.

[Volus Warlord]

I heard that the finale is going to be a little longer to make up for all this cut time. But yeah, it's irritating that the episodes this season are so short.

 

Gotta cram in the ad revenue!

[addiction21]

I don't blame her for Ned's death. It was a culmination of lots of things iirc and ultimately Joffrey was the only one who made it inevitable. I just mean she's really really unlikeable (ie. being needlessly cruel to Tyrion while he's being utterly selfless for her).

 

She also had almost no experience with Tyrion. On the other hand everyone else she knows related to him has tortured her for a few years and made her life horrible. She is not aware of everything we know about him as readers/viewers know only what she has been told to her and that has all been filtered to make him look like something worse then the family.

 

As far as this weeks episode I liked it. I know where the sfx budget went this season.

[LPPrince]

Basically it was Season 4's Blackwater.

[Fast Jimmy]

There were at least 6 minutes left unused. 6 whole minutes!

Yeah, if I have to see another promo for that TERRIBLE looking show "The Leftovers" instead of actual show content, I'm going to be very upset. That show just looks bad... so bad.

[Fast Jimmy]

Basically it was Season 4's Blackwater.

Minus being excellent.

[addiction21]

Minus being excellent.

 

There is little that can match the greatness of that scene. Unless they boke everything and had Tyrion single handed takes out a giant.

[Inquisitor Recon]

Needed more time with Ghost killing people, more flaming barrels, maybe Mance Rayder giving his own speech to the wildlings, etc.

[TurianRebel212]

Snow is a BAMF. Nuff said. 

 

 

The battle was awesome.

[Brockololly]

There were at least 6 minutes left unused. 6 whole minutes!

Episode 10 is 66 minutes so that's good. Considering there are a boat load of plot threads they need to wrap up this year. Episode 10 should be crazy.

[Fast Jimmy]

Needed more time with Ghost killing people, more flaming barrels, maybe Mance Rayder giving his own speech to the wildlings, etc.

 

I was a big fan of the Ghost appearance. 

 

Although my memory may be fuzzy - but what was the point of Mance setting that huge fire? Just to intimidate the Watch?

[Matieo]

Epic episode. I wasn't sure how I felt about it being entirely dedicated to The Wall, but I was surprised at how great it was. Easily the best episode depicting battle in the entire series so far. Shame there weren't more giants and mammoths. I know next week's episode won't fail to disappoint, given there's only one outcome possible for those that've read ASOS, but it probably won't be anywhere near as well paced or exciting as tonight's was.
 

Gotta cram in the ad revenue!

What ad revenue? It's HBO.

[slimgrin]

Man what an episode. Maybe the best yet. Swept me up and it was over in a flash. This is why I watch this show, it finally delivered.

[TheBlackBaron]

Episode 10 is 66 minutes so that's good. Considering there are a boat load of plot threads they need to wrap up this year. Episode 10 should be crazy.

That's what I was hoping for.

I can accept no Stannis this episode IF it means that they get an extra ~15-20 minutes for the finale, to give proper time to the Jon/Mance reunion, Stannis' arrival, and Lady Stoneheart.

I also liked the giant chain and how they made a point to show that the wildlings had no real way of touching the Watch on top of the wall.

Alas, poor Grenn and Pyp. At least Edd is still alive.

I was a big fan of the Ghost appearance. 
 
Although my memory may be fuzzy - but what was the point of Mance setting that huge fire? Just to intimidate the Watch?

It was a signal to the Tormund/Styr/Ygritte group to begin their attack.

I do wish they'd remembered that the Night's Watch castles have no walls or gates on their southward side, but that's been borked since Season 1 so they made the most of it here.

Speaking of Ygritte, I do think they did a great job with that. No-Parents killing him was something we all say coming, but Kit and Rose totally sold it.

[Ozzy]

Such a good episode. Was hooked all the way through. 50 minutes is still a good run time and it didn't feel like any moment was wasted. 

Sad that both Grenn and Pip died but we needed some impactful NW character deaths. Grenn pretty much takes Donal Noye's part in taking down that giant. 

[mybudgee]

About to watch this weeks episode... *squees*

[Major Crackhead]

In memory of Pyp let us recall the crime that got him sent to the Night's Watch.

[Fishy]

I really wanted seeing Pyp and the four other fight against the angry giant charging them.

[RobRam10]

I really wanted seeing Pyp and the four other fight against the angry giant charging them.

That would be Glenn.

[th3warr1or]

Grenn Giantsbane.

 

But despite several great scenes (Alliser Thorne's "Nock and Draw" speech, as well as the later one), and Grenn and the others reciting their vows as the giant charges, I found the episode disappointing.

 

I was expecting

Spoiler

Stannis the Mannis to appear.

[Maliken]

Not my favourite of the season, but it was a pretty good episode.

[luna1124]

I really wanted seeing Pyp and the four other fight against the angry giant charging them.

I think it was 5 others. Jon told him to take 5 men and defend the gate. A great episode!!!!

[Fishy]

I think it was 5 others. Jon told him to take 5 men and defend the gate. A great episode!!!!

 

 

True and it was not Pyp. Anyway you guys know what I mean lol .. I was like .. Oh cool . They're going to fight this thing .. but than you only see the result of the fight. I guess they wanted to save some cheese.

[Pateu]

 

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