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May 16, 2016 · And the answer was that as much as I have been enjoying Game of Thrones season 6 thus far, there had yet to be an episode where almost every scene flowed with the momentum and confidence of a...
- What Happened This Week?
- An Episode Where Things Happened
- “Game of Thrones” at Its Best
- The Little Things Made This One A Winner
- The “Game of Thrones” Might Come Down to Three Women…
- Summation
- Final Grade: A
Jon Snow’s plans to leave the Night’s Watch and head south (or, you know, anyplace that’s not freezing cold) get the best sort of thwarted when Sansa Stark, accompanied by Brienne and Podrick, arrives safely at Castle Black. They hug joyfully, and two Starks have an on-screen conversation for the first time since approximately Season 3 of this show...
What a deliriously wonderful collection of homecomings, reunions and scheming to overthrow one’s enemies! There’s nothing I like less than the tendency of “Game of Thrones” to oh-so-narrowly snatch away even potentiallysatisfying encounters of important and wounded people (read: all the Starks), reveling in the cruelty of essentially using the 1997...
“You have no voice here,” Daenerys Targaryen is told, immediately before incinerating all the rapey Khals of the Dothraki and emerging triumphant, her breasts the best of the many weapons — swords, knives, words — this episode so lingeringly, carefully displayed. Until that final moment, I’d been thinking in my mind: A-, as a grade for this episode...
Okay, now we’re talking. After three episodes of moving pieces around the board, this week’s installment finally gives us some major events. This show has become such a cultural juggernaut that it provokes endless debate, hand-wringing and mockery. But then we get an incredible, emotional scene like the Jon-Sansa reunion, which was so earned and so...
He’s faced stabbings, betrayal and death. But poor Jon Snow still doesn’t have as much backbone as his half-sister, a very pissed off Sansa Stark. That’s the ultimate message I took away from this week’s episode, which gave us a long-awaited reunion between two children from the house of Ned Stark. But even though Jon has fought in wars, beheaded m...
This one was clearly a favorite, thanks largely to the reunion of Sansa and Jon, which seemed to give the characters a newfound purpose that has given the show a new energy. Add that to yet another moment that confirms Daenerys’s place as one of television’s greatest badasses, and you have an episode that signals great things for the rest of the se...
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Warning: spoilers for Game of Thrones, season 6, “The Book of the Stranger” review…. In keeping with tradition, Game of Thrones delivered a show-stopper with the fourth episode of the season ...
May 16, 2016 · Like many episodes of Game of Thrones, “Book of the Stranger” had a riveting beginning, a galvanizing end… and, um, some stuff in the middle. Here’s everything that went down in Season 6 ...
So despite all the awful reviews season 6 got (IMDb can be very biased at times, particularly right after a disappointing/controversial season is released) is it worth watching?
yes imo. I thought i'd hate it after Ragnar but i actually liked the last 2. Season 5 is 🔥 Season 6 1-9 isnt that good as the other seasons which are perfect, season 6 10-20 is 🔥. I've started the show two months ago and am a few episodes near the end and imo s5 and s6 were definitely worth it.
YES. 2. Award. Share. 10 votes, 19 comments. So I saw it on my netflix recommended and the trailer seemed good same as the synopsis so I wanted to ask of it was worth….
