Red Mosquito

Monkey_Driven wrote:

Revelator wrote:I rather enjoyed S8E1, lots of great fan service without feeling too forced.

Spoiler: show

Think my favorite scene was the reuniting of Jon and Arya as well as Jaime's first look at Bran

Wholeheartedly agree on S7's sloppiness, my least favorite season so far (after a strong season 6). Episode 6 (I think) where they go beyond the wall to capture one of the dead was the worst episode of the series by far IMO.

For sure.

The worst, really? Did you forget that Dorne exists on the show? (If you did, congratulations, we should all be so lucky.)

Kiss me, ST!

durdencommatyler wrote:Kiss me, ST!

::dragon stares::

Simple Torture wrote:

Monkey_Driven wrote:

Revelator wrote:I rather enjoyed S8E1, lots of great fan service without feeling too forced.

Spoiler: show

Think my favorite scene was the reuniting of Jon and Arya as well as Jaime's first look at Bran

Wholeheartedly agree on S7's sloppiness, my least favorite season so far (after a strong season 6). Episode 6 (I think) where they go beyond the wall to capture one of the dead was the worst episode of the series by far IMO.

For sure.

The worst, really? Did you forget that Dorne exists on the show? (If you did, congratulations, we should all be so lucky.)

That's a fair argument.

Simple Torture wrote:

Monkey_Driven wrote:

Revelator wrote:I rather enjoyed S8E1, lots of great fan service without feeling too forced.

Spoiler: show

Think my favorite scene was the reuniting of Jon and Arya as well as Jaime's first look at Bran

Wholeheartedly agree on S7's sloppiness, my least favorite season so far (after a strong season 6). Episode 6 (I think) where they go beyond the wall to capture one of the dead was the worst episode of the series by far IMO.

For sure.

The worst, really? Did you forget that Dorne exists on the show? (If you did, congratulations, we should all be so lucky.)

It did, but it was also just small bits throughout the season surrounded by other really interesting stuff.

Simple Torture wrote:

durdencommatyler wrote:Kiss me, ST!

::dragon stares::

ST, how long did you search for a gif before posting without one?

Is it weird that I thought of the entirety of RM A&E and how everyone would react as soon as Jon gripped the dragon and took off?

durdencommatyler wrote:ST, how long did you search for a gif before posting without one?

30 seconds, I'm at work--otherwise would've been 2 minutes

Simple Torture wrote:

durdencommatyler wrote:ST, how long did you search for a gif before posting without one?

30 seconds, I'm at work--otherwise would've been 2 minutes

washing machine wrote:Is it weird that I thought of the entirety of RM A&E and how everyone would react as soon as Jon gripped the dragon and took off?

This sentence isn't weird. But maybe it's weird after you tell us what you thought of each individual's reaction.

outstanding

Monkey_Driven wrote:

Revelator wrote:I rather enjoyed S8E1, lots of great fan service without feeling too forced.

Spoiler: show

Think my favorite scene was the reuniting of Jon and Arya as well as Jaime's first look at Bran

Wholeheartedly agree on S7's sloppiness, my least favorite season so far (after a strong season 6). Episode 6 (I think) where they go beyond the wall to capture one of the dead was the worst episode of the series by far IMO.

For sure.

Having just rewatched this episode Sunday afternoon, I can whole-heartedly get behind this statement.

Also, can we all just acknowledge that when that kid pinned to the wall opened his eyes in the background behind Tormond, that it was like the single most legit terrifying moment in GOT history?

durdencommatyler wrote:Also, can we all just acknowledge that when that kid pinned to the wall opened his eyes in the background behind Tormond, that it was like the single most legit terrifying moment in GOT history?

it was pretty creepy. i actually jumped more when sam just found out his dad and brother were dead and ran outside only to get almost run over by the horse. it startled the crap out of me.

as a non-book reader (come at me chud), the first scene of the entire series with the white walkers creeped me the heck out if only because i had no idea what to expect and it was so suspenseful.

Chris_H_2 wrote:

durdencommatyler wrote:Also, can we all just acknowledge that when that kid pinned to the wall opened his eyes in the background behind Tormond, that it was like the single most legit terrifying moment in GOT history?

it was pretty creepy. i actually jumped more when sam just found out his dad and brother were dead and ran outside only to get almost run over by the horse. it startled the crap out of me.

as a non-book reader (come at me chud), the first scene of the entire series with the white walkers creeped me the heck out if only because i had no idea what to expect and it was so suspenseful.

Totally. I am a book reader and it freaked me out. That scene in the S8 premiere scared the HELL out of my wife. I haven't seen her jump like hat in a long time.

durdencommatyler wrote:Also, can we all just acknowledge that when that kid pinned to the wall opened his eyes in the background behind Tormond, that it was like the single most legit terrifying moment in GOT history?

Definitely. Even though you could kind of see it coming, was still creepy af

durdencommatyler wrote:Also, can we all just acknowledge that when that kid pinned to the wall opened his eyes in the background behind Tormond, that it was like the single most legit terrifying moment in GOT history?

I cried out for Tormund’s life

Just saw a huge spoiler for the second episode.

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