Jon and NK 1v1: https://www.reddit.com/r/freefolk/co...medium=ios_app

Episode 3 dips below 9 on IMDB. Is that a series worst for a battle sequence episode?

Pathetic. The memes have been great though.

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I finally got to watch this episode.

You guys are equating real world tactics...…..to a tv show. LMAO


It was very entertaining, but I feel the red witch hit us over the head with a sledge hammer by including the color of eyes conversation and Arya.

I kept waiting on Bran to do something, but he just sat there with his dick in his hand. I bet Bran went to Kings Landing, but they tried to misdirect us by showing the crows flying with the Night King.

Now that was a GOT episode I can get behind...

Best episode of the series so far.

When he wargs out, he's doing something. They just didn't show us what that was. Maybe we'll find out Sunday night.

Okay so what’s everyone’s opinion on this new theory gaining traction with fans.....

Since the previous 3rd eye raven transferred his powers to Bran. Did the Night King do the same thing to the next Night King? Is this the big twist GOT will throw st us in the final 3 episodes?

Unlikely.

1. Hard to explain on TV without some long ass narrative.

2. There isn't a hell of a lot of time left to develop said narrative.

3. It's just not really feasible. Looks like he had the whole crew of walkers with him. That would leave Krasters babies. They would need time to develop a force to be a threat. Again, time.

4. Anything he created, should have shattered when he got bitchshanked.

I was convinced the WW's were wiped out until I watched D&D's interview with Kimmel yesterday. They got cagey when asked if they were "really gone."

Rep applied for "bitchshanked".

LOL I'm fond of the term.

One good bet is going back and time and making sure that he gave the dagger to Arya in the godswood. Coincidentally used to stab the Night King in the same spot where he was stabbed to create him.

I wouldn't be surprised if a lot of the next episode about what Bran was doing, and maybe a different view of how John got Arya past the dragon.

I don't think they'll do that. They spent 10 minutes in the episode showing how silent she is after dropping a bunch of lines through the season.

I keep seeing this. I see no indication that the specific Godswood tree that made him was the one in the Godswood in Winterfell.

What am I missing?