Didn't some crazy shit go down in that latest episode or what?

This season and episode haven't been perfect to early GoT standards I know, but that was a kickass episode overall.

It was pretty insane, it really showed the gravity of war in this series, which every other battle failed to do minus the Wildings v Wall.

It was awesome. Probably among the best - if not the best episode - in the entire series. I gotta say I wasnt loving this season very much until this episode, the way the handled it was fantastic. The build up, the cinematography, the acting. it was like watching a blockbuster movie.

Probably. I have yet to see a single episode. Do you guys think it's good?

I can honestly say that this episode made my day a LOT better. 

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Now I want to know what arrangements were made between Sansa and Littlefinger... I hope she won't be bounded to him.

And Ramsay... I am so glad that he is no more... they litteraly ate his face... good doggies.

Superb episode! I've been a fan from the very beginning but Miguel Sapochnik is probably my favorite director, along with David Nutter.

Btw, Sapochnik is also the one that directed Hardhome last year and will be at the helm of the season finale this year.

Those dogs.... I have a fear of dogs and yeah.... Not a good way to go.

Dogs did the best job.

I prefer slower action-less episodes, but this episode is the exception.

The way Ramsay started the war, the cinematography, the music. It was just all so well done. Bravo to the director.

Frankly, not much time spent on action sequences is one of the reasons I like the show