Reviews

The 60th episodes were nostalgic and great and the following 3 episodes wearnt necessarily bad however left me with mixed opinions, boom was amazing and this episode was even better, Ruby had a great amount of character development and the direction gave me years and years and turn left vibes. The episode was scary not only in a horror way but in a real world way with the political stuff and abuse plot line, very adult subjects tackled in a clever way. Some things were left unclear though such as the ending, but overall the episode was 50 minutes of gold. The scenery and atmosphere, especially in the pub was amazing too.

An episode set on a mysterious space ship, with no Tardis or no sonic, the doctor and Donna face themselves! Literally! The episode took a little time to get going but once it did I was on the edge of my seat trying to figure out what was happening along with the doctor and Donna on screen. I liked the references to past episodes such as the flux and loved the Wilfred mott cameo, a really sweet moment. It was a shame there were no additional doctor cameos but the episode was still good. The Isaac Newton part at the beginning didn't really tie in to the rest of the episode apart from the whole mavity thing, but it was a fun little scene. Some of the cgi was very good but some of it was a bit poor.

A series opener which established the characters for the final series, great to see the commonwealth and Alexandria in ruin after the whisperer war. Would have been better if they'd been a couple of extra scenes such as eugene and co stealing the amour and Maggie agreeing to take negan on the supply run. Other than that the episode did a good job of continuing the story and returning to the walking dead's old ways of having the walkers as the main antagonist.

After 9 episodes marvel pulled off a great finale, key plot elements were wrapped up and answers were left flying to lead into captain marvel 2 and dr strange 2. The episode had some stunning emotional moments however did feel a little bit rushed in some places. I was disappointed Dr Strange didn't cameo but the sorcerer supreme refrence gave us something. Also Quicksilvers conclusion was an anticlimax and Darcy didn't do a lot. I enjoyed Vision vs Vision and Wanda vs Agatha. The threat of sword was handled quite well however once Agatha was defeated they could have done a little more with this. Other than that the series was great and had lots of funny and interesting moments and is definitely worth a watch.

When I first watched this episode I went in with a very pessimistic view after the previous 2 rushed and illogical episodes. For that reason I didn't enjoy. However when I have rewatched I've realised that I would have accepted this episode as great if the mad queen arc had been across more episodes. Danys death was a beautifully directed and even brans Coronation was great. Loved the ending scene and the musical score.

This season could have been so much better. Atleast 10 episodes in my opinion if not 20. Thought Jon killing dany had a lack of buildup. Would have been better if she was about to kill Tyrion. Ayra felt pointless in the finale, though I liked her ending as well as Sansas. Loved the ending scene and musical score. Thought Jon deserved a better fate as was the point in all the buildup. Bran becoming King would have made more sense if Jon had died, but was a good choice considering he can keep an eye on all the kingdoms. The acting was mostly great, especially peter dinklage. Did think that Jamie and Cersei could have died in better ways. But what can we do. Was partially satisfied by ending but thought final steps to get here wasn't great.

Let's start with the positives, the ending scene was beautiful, most of the characters fates were satisfying and the musical score was great. However this episode has many flaws. Firstly, Danys death could have been so much better, perhaps if Jon had killed her moments before she executed Tyrion this scene would have been so more better. Another scene which annoys me is the election scene, why Bran? A better choice would have been someone with experience or even Gendry who had Targaryen blood, a compromise which would have pleased the unsullied and the lords and commoners of Westeros. Finally, a small change which would have made this episode much better was if Jon had a more justifiable fate, the unsullied must have known there was no need for a nights watch so why was he sent. A better fate would have been either Jon dying or just going into exile.

The episode had some good moments, Ayra and Sansa had great endings, Jon's ending was good as well as some of the other characters. However, Danys death was disappointing and jons motivations for killing her was also disappointing, perhaps if she'd burnt Tyrion is front of him it would have been better. Brans naming was a good scene, However it was kind of random. Drogon burning the iron throne was also out of no where which made it disappointing. The episode got off to a good start, Tyrion's acting was great. However this episode could have been done a lot better.

It's been leading up to this since the first episode. Danyerous finally getting the Throne! Her mad queen arc was a bit out of random but not totally out of no where, so it was acceptable. The visuals were great, and so was the action. A shocking end for Varys, which again, how did Dany know she'd been betrayed, guess a little bird slipped up about his plan. Qyburn and Harry Stricklands end was great, Glegane Bowl was awesome, Jamie VS Euron was also quite good, bit strange when Euron broke the 4th wall. Cersei and Jamie's end was very we'll acted, could have been killed by wildfire instead. Ayras point of view was also good. So overall it was a great episode.

The first half of this episode was kind of boring and the plot didn't seem to go anywhere, I thought for some time that the episode was going to be one big party which isn't game of thrones. However once dany arrived on dragonstone this episode became exciting and tense. Rhegals death came out of nowhere which is pour GOT and missandeis death at the end really redeemed this episode and proved Season 8 isn't nice which we thought it was.

Oh this episode was probably one of the most exciting things I've ever watched. From Drogon fighting Viserion in a Harry Potter like duel to Jon Fighting the night king man to man, this episode was amazing. So sad to see many characters meet there end, including Theon and Brienne who died in the most heroic ways. So many characters had there moments such as Varys sacrificing himself so other could get on the dragon and Melisandre who arrived last minute to save the scarred faced girl when Davos couldn't. It was awesome. A great episode and and a unforgettable one.

Although there was minimal action in this episode, it really did build the tension for the next episode and the battle for the living. In addition, this episode gave us some great character development and scenes, particularly with some of the more minor characters. However this episode did see the absence of Cersei and Bronn, which was kind of bad.