Everyone gets to be happy, right? The viewers, the characters, the creators, the actors … even the Mothership has had a happy ending! Anyone remember that? Funny thing: I went looking for some old Disqus threads on old Game of Thrones episodes because I’m a sucker for nostalgia and wallowing in misery (which I guess is why I’m still watching GoT — haha, I know, cheap shot, but I don’t care), and … actually found some!
It’s kinda funny looking at the comment thread for Baelor and realizing that GoT was not always the juggernaut it has been in recent years. 653 comments in the experts review seems so measly for Sean Bean getting his head chopped off. Oh, right, spoiler!
Sorry about not having a newbies comment section link for that one — if anyone does, feel free to post it and tag me. Same for any other old comment sections, of course.
By the time the Red Wedding rolled around, we were significantly more chatty (2,232 comments in the experts review and 3,341 comments on the newbies review) though.
Ah, the good ol’ days.
But alas, even the Dragon Queen, Breaker of Chains yadayada, nor the master assassin stabber of Night Kings, nor the dude who knows nothing could defeat Kinja.
So … here we are!
Anyway: Discuss, predict, react, decry, lament, laugh, chuckle and all those good things in relation to tonight’s episode. Allegedly, it’s the last one. Unless that petition to redo Game of Thrones season 8 “with competent writers” and which is now at more than a million signatures gets its way (spoiler: It won’t?).
Have fun! And if you can’t, well, I expect I’ll probably be right there with you once I get around to watching the episode.
More stray GoT threads on the Mothership’s graveyard:
- The Ghost of Harrenhal (s2e5), newbies
- First of His Name (s4e5), newbies, courtesy of Immortan Scott
- The Mountain and the Viper (s4e8)
- The Wars to Come (s5e1), newbies
- High Sparrow (s5e3), experts
- Dragonstone (s7e1), newbies, and the experts section
- The Queen’s Justice (s7e3), experts
- The Spoils of War (s7e4), highest comment count I could find at 4,500-ish, experts
- Beyond the Wall (s7e6), newbies and experts. Incidentally, the last episode aired before the Kinjapocalypse.
- Game of Thrones director admits the show’s timeline is “straining plausibility” — yeah, no shit, Sherlock!
- Is killing the Night King the key to Game of Thrones’ final Victory? — Evidently not! Courtesy of Joey
- And the very last article on the Mothership about GoT before the Kinjapocalypse: George R.R. Martin doesn’t have time to watch Game of Thrones.