5 is by far the best season in my book. People just hate masterfully paced plot development.
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5 is by far the best season in my book. People just hate masterfully paced plot development.
Well you are certainly in the minority. I think most consider 3 to be the best and season 5 to be one of the worst.
I really can't have any definitive stance until I watch them all again.
Zombie
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Season five had some pretty great GOT moments but I think it was the worst season as a whole.
It was sunk by the terrible Dorne plot and I also didn't care for the Sansa Ramsay rape fest or what was going on with Mereen.
I was also sad to see Stannis the Mannis get treated so poorly in the show. Book Stannis is much better.
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It was sunk by the terrible Dorne plot and I also didn't care for the Sansa Ramsay rape fest or what was going on with Mereen.
I was also sad to see Stannis the Mannis get treated so poorly in the show. Book Stannis is much better.
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For me 6 is worst, followed by 2. Best is 5, then 3, then 4, then 1.
What season was him torturing Theon so much? 4?
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The Blue Elephant
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I didn't like the first two seasons that much but that might be because I knew some spoilers and spending a lot of time on characters who I knew would be irrelevant later on was boring (Renly Baratheon, Starks). I don't know how I would rank them but I disliked season 6 for the most part but the finale of last season saved the entire season for me and was that epic. I like this season quite a bit.
Seasons 2 and 3 had some of the best writing and character development. Things drag a bit for me in seasons 4 and 5.
Miggs
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Very entertaining episode but...
1) The water beyond the wall cracks and breaks during a long winter?
2) When the white walkers came after them the second time, why didn't the men just slam their swords/hammer into the ice to break it around the rock on which they stood to act as a moat of sorts?
3) Why did that dude not get on the horse with Snow? "There's no time." What??? Stupid.
4) The white walkers can't run really any faster than the humans but evidently they can throw a spear an infinite distance.
1) The water beyond the wall cracks and breaks during a long winter?
2) When the white walkers came after them the second time, why didn't the men just slam their swords/hammer into the ice to break it around the rock on which they stood to act as a moat of sorts?
3) Why did that dude not get on the horse with Snow? "There's no time." What??? Stupid.
4) The white walkers can't run really any faster than the humans but evidently they can throw a spear an infinite distance.
Yeah, that's a good point. Water probably shouldn't be cracking up there.