Game of Thrones Season 6

[sunnysideup]

Wolf v Dragon v Lion. Awesome episode. I actually hate it because it's going to be 10 months of torture until next season. And then you have so many wild cards. What is Arya's end game? Jamie just learned that his last son is dead. What is he going to do? Sansa and Littlefinger. Where does that lead? And of course Bran now has extremely sensitive intel. And Brienne. What is she going to do! And the Red Witch is just riding around! OMG OMG OMG! This is what we've all been waiting for!

 

[Orin02]

Too much to even think about. But.. All Hail Aerys Stark, King in the North.

 

[brett108]

Wolf v Dragon v Lion. Awesome episode. I actually hate it because it's going to be 10 months of torture until next season. And then you have so many wild cards. What is Arya's end game? Jamie just learned that his last son is dead. What is he going to do? Sansa and Littlefinger. Where does that lead? And of course Bran now has extremely sensitive intel. And Brienne. What is she going to do! And the Red Witch is just riding around! OMG OMG OMG! This is what we've all been waiting for!

Jaime is gong to be the one to stick the sword in Cersei. Almost sure of that. The Snow revelation was a non revelation at this point. The theory had way to much weight. Littlefinger is going to try to get Sansa to doubt Jons loyalty. Standard. And Daenerys is now single. Targaryen's always wedded other Targaryens and there is one in Winterfell waiting for another woman to come flying in. I think the show gets more predictable simply because the board is almost empty of the pieces. Arya's story seems the only wildcard.

 

[ThatllDoCy]

I'm not going to bother critiquing that one. Just epic.

Cersei manages to have gained the throne and turned the entire realm against her. That is so Cersei.

 

[Mesaclone1]

Could anyone hear exactly what Lyanna said to Ned when she was whispering in his ear?

 

[burn587]

I feel sorry for whatever man ends up marrying Lyanna Mormont. That would be the most whipped man in history.

 

[jdoggivjc]

I'm not going to bother critiquing that one. Just epic.

Cersei manages to have gained the throne and turned the entire realm against her. That is so Cersei.

Only Cersei could unite Highgarden and Sunspear behind a single cause. Well, technically that was Varys speaking for Dany, but still.

 

[im4cyclones]

Holy ****!! That was a great episode! My only wish is that Sansa had some sort of play for Littlefinger - and she might still. I just hope she is smart enough to see what he is doing. She says she is but is she really?

Overall, an awesome season finale!

 

[CyForPresident]

What I think is gonna happen with Jamie is ****ed up.

Spoiler

Jamie has to strangle Cersi as she becomes the mad queen. **** man. Talk about a ****ed up life.

 

[NetflixAndClone]

Could anyone hear exactly what Lyanna said to Ned when she was whispering in his ear?

pretty much, take my baby Jon but don't tell Robert i had a kid with rhaegar targaryen because if he finds out there is another heir he will be killed. protect him but don't tell anyone.

 

[Mr Janny]

This one's for you, Margaery. Such a shame...

 

[CyArob]

I feel a little bad for Loras. He got locked up, finally confessed everything, got branded/stabbed in the face, and then immediately blown up by wildfire.

 

[Dino]

That R + L = D bat**** theory came tumbling down like the Sept of Baelor...

Also shoots down the R+L = J&M theory.

 

[Dino]

Could anyone hear exactly what Lyanna said to Ned when she was whispering in his ear?

It was broken up but something like "If Robert finds out... you know he will... you have to protect him..."

 

[ISUChippewa]

Well that was a jam packed episode.

Wow doesn't really do it justice....but wow...

I think tonight set a new record for the most "Holy *****!" moments not just in GoT history, but maybe recent history for any show or any network.

Amazing that they could top last week's episode, but IMO they did just that.

 

[Clonedogg]

Small note, glad we finally were able to see the other largest city in Westeros, Oldtown.

 

[alarson]

King's Landing indeed.

 

[jdoggivjc]

Also shoots down the R+L = J&M theory.

True, but I wasn't trying to sell it. First, that's something I'd seen discussed elsewhere (and perhaps here) and, considering there was discussion about how Howland and Ned were both there and how perhaps Jon and Meera were perhaps secretly siblings, my thought was "hey, wouldn't it be cool if...?" I think the biggest difference was I was always "R + L = J" first.

 

[RayShimley]

Now that was some great television. Best episode of the series in my opinion.

Everyone's back in Westeros next season!

 

[laminak]

Arya's story seems the only wildcard.

That's the main thing I wondered about. Arya's look after killing Frey looked rather sadistic (even considering the pies) rather than duty/sense of accomplishment. I fear they're leading her down a dark path where she couldn't really integrate with her family. Since they're all in the same area and crossed paths before, I'm guessing there will be a reunion of Brienne, The Hound + BWB, and Arya. Possibly Mel if she heads that far south.