Game of Thrones S7E06 Explained

Worst. Episode. Ever
Seriously….worst episode ever.
Poorly directed, rushed, no planning behind it and absolute rubbish acting.
What ever happened to every action having a consequence? There is no longer the 'good guy' dies concept.
This is painful to watch. No more witiness and intricacies

It really goes to show that just because the action was good doesn't make it a good episode. I didn't like this episode because of the glaring plot holes and the stupid scenario that lead to this episode existing

Two words…PLOT SHIELD!

PLOT SHIELD!

He'll breath blue fire like Lucifer's blue flames

How is it rape if Sansa and Ramsey were married? Sansa is just an entitled bitch, I was glad someone roughed her up a little.

"….which kills some redshirts.."  LOL!   
Thanks for pointing out the ridiculousness in this episode.

True too many last minute saving of main characters does affect our emotional connection.

I Love The Biggie Smalls Reference !!

I know a lot of people have been puzzled by Arya's behaviour on her return to Winterfell but I think it can be explained. If you look at Arya's arc this season it's been a mirror of her previous arc. She's been regressing since she left Essos. She kills someone from her list, hangs out with some Lannisters, meets Hotpie, heads home and has to reaffirm her name, and meets her sister in front of her father's dead body with her standing next to a statue and Sansa some distance away. After becoming faceless she has ended up putting back on the face of the Arya she was before she left King's Landing. Add to that the fact that she and Sansa didn't have the opportunity to grow up together, so they've never resolved their feelings for each other from their turbulent childhood relationship. It might have been nothing and simply resolved itself through the opportunities presented by renewed proximity, but it was a brief, tiny crack and Littlefinger was right in there, so to speak. He's never needed much of an excuse, but the truth is the power couple these sisters represent should they work in unison is a genuine threat to his continued isolation and control of Sansa, so it doesn't contribute to his pretty little picture. I guess we were lucky that he went for manipulation over direct assassination this time!

oh my goodness thank you so much for mentioning the male rape scene. I completly forgot about it all but everything you mentioned is true. yes the sanser rape scene was more violent but rape is still rape whether it is male or female!

the only question I had was if the zombie cant swim how did they swim to the bottom and chain up the dragon?

8:50 What a mouthful lol. How many times did you have to say that line before you nailed it down?

"Benjen decided he'd rather die than share a horse with his nephew " loool

Arya's attitude is completely understandable. She was always jealous of Sansa and angry at her when she left, and for any of those of us who left home young and have been away for a long time, there's nothing like being back with family to make you revert to your childhood role.

Could Benjen Stark be Azor Ahai

I think the Night King has the same psychic abilities as Bran. This would explain how the Night King can see and touch Bran in his visions. It also explains why he didn't just kill them all without haste—he was waiting for Danny to deliver her dragons.

THANK YOU!! For not letting the fear of downvotes or negative comments affect your commentary. Total respect for that Alt Shift, telling it like it is, Calling out BS where you see it. Best.

"But Jon is the hero and must have his magic sword"
I love this new sassy ASX during these dark days of Thrones

THANK YOU for addressing the Gendry rape scene. Melisandre is very much a rapist and people brush that off.

My needy ass needs all of GoT explained. WestWorld would be cool too.

It's sad that people want good people to die so badly.

at least we can all bond on how dissapointed we are on this season and this episode in particular