Hold The Door!

no time or just waiting for all episodes to get released so you can binge-watch whole season at once? ;p

at one hand it is funny, on the other feels kind of awkward. So far the only comedy relief in the series was Tyrion, we got used to him, now we get another comedy relief with Tormund and I'm not really sure if he feels right in this role for me ;p

for me it may be one of the best in the series, but that's only because I read books before watching any of the series, so so far I knew most of the plot twists beforehand and was not really surprised, and ones I didn't kjnow cause they got invented by show runners were kind of minor ones. Now as show cover things not published in books yet for the first time ever I have absolutelly no idea what is going to happen ;p

But still I believe that Red Wedding scene/episode was the best one so far. Even if I knew exactly what was going to happen, the mere first accords of Rains of Castemere still sends shivers down my spine :>

I liked zombie invasion part maybe not from plot perspective, but damn was it an epic looking scene! :D:

well - that's why the very first line of OP contains warning that there will be spoilers ;>

well, some people are looking in their popculture for entertainment only, others are looking for emotions in general. I personallylove getting emotional over a TV Show / movie / game / book etc. For me it';s the main reason to get invested with them in the first place :>

emotionally traumatize?
i think someone lives in a bubble.
nothing can emotionally traumatize me unless i experience it first hand.
watching a movie where people get held hostage by bank robbers is not the same as being a hostage in a bank robbery.

you probably haven't had much exposure to real traumatic experiences in your live (or watched the news they are way worse than GoT)

define destiny?

I partially agree, partially not. I was not the biggest fan of last season either, but I blame it partially on half of it covering imho the wweakest book (Feast for Crows) and partially on much much more shortages and cut offs compared to previous seasons (last season covered what? almost 2 klongest books,m while previous seasons were 1 book or less per season). I think that both you and me may be overjudgemental of last season and this one, because as the book readers we also judge how much it derrived from the book story. On the other hand, objectively looking it still remains one of the best made (technically-wise) shows available, with craze high budget and it is simply pleasure to look at it.

they will stop pretty soon I guess - not many Direwolfs left to die ;) There is Ghost and maybe Nymeria (thou we didn't see her on the show for a looong time, plus there was no Arya-Warg theme in show neither). Actually I found Summer's deaqth kinda symbolical. Summer Dies, Winter Came

This. Many times this.

I personally see nothing wrong with the time travel thing, but as a Whovian I'm used to all kind of time-travel Paradoxes. What we have here is a simple paradox in form of time loop - the moment the time loop is created and irt is consistent (aka not internally contradictory) it can be. Keep in mind that what you see is from the perspective of already existing time loop, time loop may have originally happen in the timeline that was different from curtrent one - we don't know how but we don't need to know, Bran could have created time loop in infinite number of ways, the moment he did it is consistent - as a time traveler he can modify past. by modifying past he can also modify his own past and current time, the result of this may be him modifying thre past in the same way and we have infinite time loop. The only way that could break it would be if his modification would change something in a way that he never becomes time traveler. I actually dig this a lot. Not a fan of zombies thou (well, mixed feelings, I loved how epic the scene looked, loved it from technical standpoint, but I do agree that we don't need another zombie horde in another show - oldschool undead warriors were working just fine).

about the zombies...
They do need a common enemy in these series.
It will all end in one final battle, the 3 Targaryens with a united army vs the smurfs.

I wasnt too thrilled when they were introduced in the books, but its done quite well so I no longer have a problem with it.

you hasve no heart ;p

now that you mentioned it - we never saw 3 eyed raven walking ;) We assumed it was because he was ingrown to tree roots themselves, but what if it was just an excuse so we don't grow suspicious too soon? :>

wow. just wow. I never thought of that like that. but you have a point! nice catch

I don't - he wasn't happy to do it, but at the same time he didn't have any other choice - if he didn't sacrifice Hodor what would happen? They would all die anyway. Heck - as Bran is supposed to play a big role in defeat of White Walkers it could mean not only all 3 of them dying, but defeat and death of all Westerosi. Sacrificing Hodor was the only option - if he didn't hodor would die anyway, as well as Bran, Meera and possibly all humans on the continent ;)