The music they used in KL was probably the most inspired and brilliant piece they've used on this show to date.

Yep

Djawadi killed that episode. Oldtown theme, the flashback Music and the ending were incredible also

Great episode indeed.

The only little thing that annoys me, which is not necessarily a flaw of the episode but the season as a whole (particularly the previous episode):My ranking of the seasons: 4 > 3 > 2 > 1 > 5 > 6.

MeLVaNoaTe wrote:My ranking of the seasons: 4 > 3 > 2 > 1 > 5 > 6.

Allstar wrote:

Master Virgo wrote:Damn, I had difficulty liking Ned Stark all these years. Shouldn't have judged before knowing the whole truth I guess.£

Eh, as a Cat fanboy I still see Ned's actions as a bit selfish.

Yeah it's a bit nonsensical when you think about it. Why couldn't he tell the truth to his wife? It wasn't like she was going to write to Robert and reveal the truth or anything. It would have made the life a hell of a lot easier for everyone.£

Yeah, absolutely epic episode on every level. Get Sapochnik to direct all remaining episodes.

Hopefully Daario gets his own subplot in Mereen next season.

My only quibble about the finale was the lack of Ghost in Winterfell during the scene. Otherwise, it was a fabulous finale. Hats off to Miguel Sapochnik & Ramin Djawadi. The first twenty minutes, in particular, was so epic.

The direwolves' absence is a bit disappointing considering their discovery is the first big event for our main characters and it just seems at bit pointless in the show.

I guess I understand the difficulties of working with them, I just hope Ghost and Nymeria have something to do before it all ends.

Allstar wrote:Hopefully Daario gets his own subplot in Mereen next season.

Lmao

The show finally leaving Essos to bring the entire plot on Westeros will instantly improve the storytelling so much. Can't wait.