Reviews

I really believe this episode should've been what episode 5 was. I might be in the minority but I saw no problems with episode 4 it took a different approach had great tension and still moved the overarching plot forward. But they did the same basic structure with the next two eps. I really enjoyed myself for episodes 4-6 but it just felt like alternate realities of the same episode. I say they should've had the prison heist on mos eisly and not have the hunt on the sniper lady. If this episode was isolated it would've been so much better but the previous episodes were just so similar plot wise. Once you got into the actual job portion this is probably my second favorite episode. It's a bummer that what could've been a fantastic episode was milked just a wee bit dry from the prior episodes. But I enjoyed myself all the way through and they aren't really notable flaws it's just the timing of this episode could've been better.

This episode is one of the most underrated in the whole show. Along with mother's mercy and watchers on the wall both also underrated. I'm sure criticisms on this ep are just because of the fact it's in season 7. The hive mind that is "game of thrones bad" after winds of winter is just ignorant sometimes. The writing in this episode is still great. And it ends with somehow one of the most badass deaths in the series. And it's an 70+ year old woman.

Honestly I don't really get most of the complaints in season 8. I'd say my least favorite season was season 2 personally but I loved every season. Season 8 is no doubt a bottom 3 season for pretty much everyone but like I said I love all the seasons. Best seasons were 4,1,6 best episode was winds of winter. I just love this show and I'm rewatching it again already. After I I finished breaking bad I didn't really feel the need to rewatch the whole show despite being shorter. Game of thrones was a journey. One I feel will never ever be topped. I know it's hard to compare a drug drama to a fantasy show with probably 30x the amount of characters but that's the easiest way to compare. The only complaint I can really think of is the fact they didn't show Jon telling his sisters his true identity. And how the (bad worded) over Jaime Lannister. Does it make sense that he would go back to Cersei? Yes I see this as pretty realistic seeing as Jaime as a person is very dependent on Cersei for pretty much 7 seasons his main intentions involve Cersei. Does it make it less infuriating that he died in such a way? Not really. He had one of the best arcs in the show just for him to go back after having sex with Brienne. If ur gonna go back to Cersei why you gotta (offensive name for sexual intercourse) her bro. It just feels like his whole intention in the last 3 episodes was to make the audience feel bad for Cersei when she ends up dying. Which I would say they succeeded honestly I just which they didn't flush jaimes last episode or two on the show down the toilet. There were other ways of doing such a thing. She could've died after giving birth or something and then the building could still tumble on her giving off the same effect. Aside from that it's a perfect show and I still see the show as flawless in my eyes even thought technically it isn't. Just watch the show dude.