It’s the return of the WiCnet Awards! We had a lot of fun with these awards last year and are bringing them back for season two. The idea behind them is give out awards for Game of Thrones as voted on by the ones who matter most: the fans. Each week, we will open up a new category for voting. These categories will range from traditional, like best actor or best supporting actress, to something more fun, like best one-liner or best scene stealer. The nominees have been carefully selected by the distinguished panel of myself, Hear Me Roar, Ours is the Fury and Fire and Blood, but it is up to the rest of the fans to decide the winner. Once all the votes in all the categories have been tallied, we will announce the winners in a fun and interactive live event.
So to kick things off we have the category of best episode. Our nominees for this category include all 10 episodes (the other categories will be restricted to 5 nominees). You have until next Friday to vote for your favorite episode of season two. After voting, feel free to share in the comments which episode you voted for and why.
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I love Blackwater, but A Man Without Honor gets my vote. Just some fantastic television right there. Though I may regret that.
AlanQuote Reply
Blackwater.
Nuff said.
Varamyr FourskinsQuote Reply
Ummm, for some reason I can’t click the vote button.
The Young WolfQuote Reply
13 and 19 are the only ones I had to choose between, honestly. Not that the rest were bad, but those two were near flawless.
ZackQuote Reply
Torn between A Man Without Honor and Valar Morghulis :(
The BullQuote Reply
Blackwater was probably the best episode of the series yet. But I think we have to realise that it was not a usual episode in terms of the locations visited since the whole ep took place near KL and Blackwater bay, and it covered a sole event The Battle.
As for the other 9 episodes which followed the ordinary pattern of covering several locations and story archs. I think A Man without Honor was the best.
Lyonel the RedQuote Reply
Woot! so glad these are back. I gotta go with “Blackwater’, seriously I can’t see any other episode winning this one. Close second would probably be “The Old Gods and the New”
John-Michael LelievreQuote Reply
I think we all know which one will win this hahaha
Thiago WaldhelmQuote Reply
Blackwater with the crazy expensive battle and Lenas drunken Cersie for me.
Oi!Quote Reply
Blackwater and The Old Gods And The New, 2 fantastic episodes, i loved the entire series but those 2 stand out
you-know-nothingQuote Reply
What is dead may never die.
It shows theon’s struggle and betrayal, and sone f the reasons he will become reek further on. It also forshadows the kind of man Jon Snow will become readers will get this
Hassan MadkourQuote Reply
I’ve watched all the episodes way too many times than is healthy. I gotta say that my favorite is still 206, “The Old Gods and the New.”
The opening scene of Theon taking Winterfell is in the running for the single greatest scene in the entire series. The emotionality is more devastating than even Ned’s execution–far more than I could have expected from the page. The acting is superb. Every shot, every beat.
Then in the rest of the episode the excitement, laughs and emotion don’t let up. From Jon’s first encounter with Ygritte (this is where Kit Harrington is really starting to come into his own and Rose Leslie is wonderful), to the King’s Landing riot, to the continued awesomeness that is Tywin and Arya at Harrenhal (better than the book), to something again better than the book with Dany’s political school of hard knocks and shock ending in Qarth.
It’s just this ideal balance of all the elements and I was sure of it as soon as the episode was done. Matter of fact Vanessa Taylor has written both this and the gruesome, intense episode 204, “Garden of Bones,” and since those are two of my favorites I hope her hand is on many more.
I adore many of the other episodes too (particular standouts I haven’t mentioned are also 202, 203 and of course what I expect to win which is 209, with almost none I think are below par the whole season) but, there’s my favorite.
digitals3rfQuote Reply
I voted Prince of Winterfell, purely because I thought it was bast! Thoen is really becuming a good character!!
Harry The HeirQuote Reply
In the end I voted for What is Dead May Never Die. Theon’s arc was my favorite of the season, and he had some fantastic stuff to work with.
OT, but I just found out Aaron Sorkin’s new series premieres on HBO Sunday night. I’m pretty sure it will be great, and I will be watching.
ZackQuote Reply
blackwater = epic!
nikki gregoryQuote Reply
I was looking forward to it as well, but based on reviews, it has an awesome pilot, and is completely flat the rest of the season. I’ll still give it a shot though.
OhDanyBoyQuote Reply
Is there even a doubt? Blackwater all the way!
ChetzQuote Reply
What is dead may never die!
JonathanLQuote Reply
I’d love to be unpredictable and choose one of the others, but Blackwater it is. Best episode the show has yet turned out, including Baelor.
Maxwell JamesQuote Reply
OhDanyBoy,
Shit. Thanks for the reality check though. I’m familiar with Sorkin through The Social Network, but it was his television work (primarily Sports Night and The West Wing) that hooked me first, and after those, I figured Sorkin on HBO was all but assured to be great stuff.
Shame. I’m looking at a number of reviews, and none of them are particularly flattering. I’m still gonna check it out. Hopefully with lowered expectations I’m able to enjoy it for what it is…
ZackQuote Reply
I’m going with The Old Gods and the New. Interesting how episode six is my favorite this year, since A Golden Crown was my favorite last season.
JessQuote Reply
Why is this even up for debate ? Blackwater is hands down the best episode of the season.
The KingslayerQuote Reply
My vote went to Blackwater. That episode had its hands in my guts the entire hour, and in a way I didn’t expect. (However my favorite SCENE of the entire season was in a different episode.)
VeeQuote Reply
Blackwater FTW and not for the battle. Incredible writing and acting in that episode. I still have goosebumps when I remember Cersei with Tommen on the iron throne.
cwolfQuote Reply
I have to go with The Old Gods and The New, with Blackwater and a Man Without Honor close behind. Theon’s scenes, and Arya with Tywin, were both terrific. I’m really interested to know, if they are nominated for Emmys, which scenes they will choose to send in. Theon’s scene executing Ser Rodrik (as well as his scenes with Balon in other episodes) were all fantastic. And Arya with Tywin – wow. Why wasn’t Charles Dance nominated, I wonder? He’s be superb!
persephone88Quote Reply
I actually think 8 is a really underrated episode. Not counting 9 (which was the best ep IMHO), I’d say it’s between episode 5 and 8. I thought all the other episodes were pretty lackluster unfortunately.
if it pleaseQuote Reply
exactly this for me
NickSQuote Reply
digitals3rf,
You make a great case for The Old Gods and the New. Almost went with it but … well, as soon as I finished Blackwater I had to watch it again immediately, which I didn’t do with any other episode. I’ll go with the obvious choice and definite winner – bu I like hearing people’s cases for the others.
I’ll also be interested to see which episode comes bottom….
RossQuote Reply
No doubt, really. Though I loved 13 and – even more – 20, Blackwater was absolutely stunning!!
I expect it to win by a landslide.
sjweningsQuote Reply
Blackwater!! Fxxking awesome!!!
The Dragon’s KnightQuote Reply
So I need to rewacth all of them to vote :) Yeah!
ErikQuote Reply
The one where Jorah and Jaqen made out.
Blackwater is going to win. I have to agree with Zach and say 203 was my favorite. Best acting all around in that episode.
RygarQuote Reply
This will probably be the easiest category for me. I’ll just be boring and vote for Blackwater , but What is dead may never die gets an honorable mention, it was pretty close to perfection in my book.
MachaQuote Reply
Blackwater.
Unique as to date for its unity of time and space, its scale, its effects, its “Rains of Castamere”
GrzebykKQuote Reply
Voted for episode 4, those Harrenhal torture scenes are the fucking best.
KnurkQuote Reply
I need to re-watch the entire season to vote and can´t do it until HBO repeats season 2 next week. It´s not that hard though, for me will be ep. 2, 8 or 9.
andreaQuote Reply
I went with The Ghost of Harrenhal.
I remember just being thrilled immediately following that episode and wrote in a few places that I enjoyed the entire thing. There wasn’t a scene or two that I’d later want to fast forward. Interestingly, I believe this was the first episode that had zero nudity in it. I like naked chicks as much as the next guy, but I still loved the episode. :P
ClobQuote Reply
A woman is torn between several episodes, and shall think on it further before voting.
Mrs. H’gharQuote Reply
The battle was great, but it’s the Sansa/Cersei scenes that really made it shine. “Blackwater” gets my vote.
Default KingQuote Reply
Surprised nobody is mentioning Valor Morgholus (I am sure I am butchering the spelling).
Blackwater for me… not even a contest.
JamesQuote Reply
There were multiple episodes this season that I absolutely loved, but I couldn’t not vote for Blackwater. Epic.
The OthersQuote Reply
The Prince of Winterfell – for good character portrayals, and for bringing the story back on track.
Bad DogQuote Reply
Really, it has to be The Ghost of Harrenhal – surprised only one other has mentioned it. It was a truly brilliant piece of television, with the acting, pacing excellent, plot being driven forward for all major story lines, and amazing scene after amazing scene. Hands down the best episode of the series. Blackwater a close second but then most people are going to vote for that!
Khal NicQuote Reply
I go for Valar Morghulis
SeVvQuote Reply
Nice to start off with an easy category! Blackwater all the way (although my runners up would be Ep. 3 and 10)
I remember last year, I was agonizing over some of the other categories (supporting actor, best one liner, best fight, etc.) because everything was so damn good.
LexQuote Reply
Hi all!
I´ve been lurking for a while…I´m from Germany and we´re not through S2 yet. So far I liked every episode, but I have to admit I love watching Jon Snow :P I´ve read the books and seen bits of other episodes on the net. So far I´m looking forward to Blackwater, but I´ll be too late for voting :( Whatever you choose, I´m sure it´ll be just.
blackbird7309Quote Reply
If you don’t vote for blackwater you need your head examined.
KaethQuote Reply
Blackwater was awesome television and Lena Heady and was particularly great in it, but IMO this doesn’t compare to the story-telling in the final episode. That one managed to bring tears to my eyes in two scenes, and it ended all story arcs (minus Jon’s…) in a very satisfying way: Tyrion shoved aside, Maester Luwin dying, Bran&co leaving a burnt-down Winterfell, Brienne’s tough side revealed, Robb breaking his promises and marrying,…… Valar Morghulis!
Tar KidhoQuote Reply
I thought the entire season was great, and also liked The Old Gods and the New, Valar Morghulis, etc… as some of you have mentioned. But the Blackwater episode may be some of the finest television programming ever produced. It was so unbelievably epic, I thought I was watching a big budget major motion picture, on par with the LOTR trilogy. Plus, with GRRM writing the screenplay, you can’t go wrong.
So, even though I can understand the arguments for the other episodes, I can’t imagine Blackwater not winning this thing.
Varamyr FourskinsQuote Reply
In my opinion, for emotional content “What Is Dead May Never Die” would deserve to win, solely on the merits of Theon Greyjoy’s betrayal, in how it was handled. Alfie Allen is flawless this season. However, for overall production and impact in terms of good television, “Blackwater” earns my vote for best episode this season.
Lannister_accountantQuote Reply
Valar Morghulis, perfect ending for all the episodes.
Veron trois rivièresQuote Reply
If I recall correctly… I gave 2 episodes 5/5 this season.
Blackwater wins for me – best hour of television I’ve ever seen.
What is Dead May Never Die gets my honorable mention. Brienne’s introduction, Theon’s betrayal, Renly… great episode.
IcebirdQuote Reply
What Is Dead May Never Die
Blackwater is the prom queen in a room with 9 geeks, but I gotta go with geek #3. I give it props for being head and shoulders above the rest of the early season episodes. There’s really nothing to complain about with it, without really getting nitpicky. It completely rehabilitated two characters from season 1, Renly and Loras, which the following episodes desperately needed. I can find things to pick apart much more easily with Blackwater.
LeufQuote Reply
Blackwater edged out Valar Morghulis for me, although I really enjoyed both. What is Dead May Never Die was a strong third.
LordStarkingtonQuote Reply
Blackwater. Do I really need an explanation? I think it’s pretty obvious, the episode was fantastic! Ah, what the hell, I’ll attempt to explain why I voted for this episode. Basically, I was blown away (just like part of Stannis’ fleet :P). I think this episode has some of the best acting in it. Cersei, Sansa, Stannis, Tyrion, The Hound, Bronn, they kept stealing the spotlight from each other, it was amazing. The wildfire looked absolutely amazing, all of the special effects were flawless and for once, the storyline didn’t feel stretched. Since there are a lot of characters and they need to focus on all of them, sometimes the storylines suffer but in this episode, they concentrated on one thing; the fight. Yes, we didn’t get to see the other characters but I don’t even care lol the episode was just that good. Oh and let’s not forget that George R R Martin wrote the episode.
ChrissyQuote Reply
Blackwater, hands down, but Valar Morghulis gets runner up, afterall I cannot get Sansa’s smile, Baby Dragon BBQ of PP (just the fact the those three tiny darlings can flame on like that gives me the shivers of what they will be capable of one day) and of course the finale out of my mind, butttt…………….Blackwater’s epic battle mixed with perfect scenes of character intimacy win’s out eventually.
tysnowQuote Reply
So hard to choose…. But I ultimately have to go with “Blackwater” just because it was too damn epic. But the last scene in “Valar Morghulis” almost tops anything in episode 9.
LordEddardStarkQuote Reply
After Blackwater wins this one by a landslide, I think there should be another poll for “Favorite Episode BESIDES Blackwater.”
MarcoHODORQuote Reply
Looks like Blackwater is going to win, from all the comments so far. I voted for it as well. I loved that episode! I especially loved Cersai’s scenes, I felt like that was the first time non book readers really got to know why she is the way she is. Tyrion was great too, and Stannis and Bronn!
Bonnie BlueQuote Reply
What Is Dead May Never Die
Pastor_of_MuppetsQuote Reply
Blackwater all the way !!! Followed closely by Valar mor ? Ep10! Lol
Coltaine777Quote Reply
The best episode hands down was the old gods and the new. This episode had the riot (I loved joffrey getting shit thrown at his face). Also the scene when theon took winterfell and killed rodrik, very powerful scene. Blackwater does come in a very close second for me though.
TimQuote Reply
Maisie Williams not returning to Game of Thrones?
http://goldenzoomie.com/491-2/
I call bullshit, but seriously, I’ll be fucking pissed.
Pastor_of_MuppetsQuote Reply
Pastor_of_Muppets,
Say it ain’t so! I will be seriously bummed if they have to recast Arya.
For the moment, I’m simply choosing not to believe it.
Varamyr FourskinsQuote Reply
I have a bias against a man without honor because of the whole kin slaying Jaime but it was a great episode. Really i got to give it up to blackwater though best moment in television
Ser Lyonel the Laughing StormQuote Reply
Fuck it Dark Sister reference makes it the best episode A man without honor is the shit
Ser Lyonel the Laughing StormQuote Reply
Here are your choices:
1. Blackwater
2. Blackwater
3. Blackwater
4. Blackwater
5. Blackwater….
John WQuote Reply
Pastor_of_Muppets,
I think that’s extremely unlikely. He has no cited sources as well. The principles are all contracted for several years. Given Maisie’s prominence in the show, there’s no way they would’ve only given her a contract for a couple years.
Ours is the FuryQuote Reply
What Is Dead May Never Die.
Although “Blackwater” seems the more obvious choice (what with having, among other things, the most satisfying one-liner of the series by the Hound, of all people), I went with EP3 because it marks such a turning point in the narrative of the series, with Theon’s betrayal and submission to his father. It is from then that all goes truly downhill for the Starks, even more than with Ned’s execution in Season 1, and it was masterfully brought to the screen (and a special mention goes to Alfie Allen’s superb acting). “What Is Dead May Never Die” filled my head with “what-if” scenarios, which is, for me, a very accurate measure of its emotional impact.
EllaQuote Reply
David Ellison has optioned a US-based movie off of it, but there’s been no other news on it. So I really doubt they are shooting by, oh, the next few months that they’d need to cause a conflict.
I suppose it’s possible. But if it were true, what a colossal mistake for Maisie. I know — movies are higher profile than television. But man, that movie is going to bomb in the U.S., if it even ever gets made.
AlanQuote Reply
When voting, regardless of how educated the populace, the winner all too often is the candidate who spends the most money.
I want to rewatch ep 2, 3, 6 & 10 before giving my vote to Blackwater. I feel that some of the most powerful scenes (comic, tragic, suspenseful) were in the old gods & the new.
Hope there is a Best Vista category with the Fist, Pike, and Harrenhal this season created some extraordinary landscapes.
The Rightful HeirQuote Reply
What a useless poll this is. Prediction: Over 95% of the votes will go to Episode 09.
ViolentosQuote Reply
Pastor_of_Muppets,
I have to call bs on it too. Filming for season 3 will be starting in just two or three weeks so I’d think we’d have heard something official if true. It would be a huge hit to the show if Maisie were to leave. I truly don’t believe they could find any girl that could fill her shoes. She has to be getting a lot of notice in this role and to jump ship for something like Star Blazers certainly seems like a huge mistake. With just a tiny bit of research one can be fairly certain it wouldn’t be a better choice for her at this time in her career. TOO, sure – instead, no.
on a different topic, has it been linked that GoT is getting the big room at Comic-Con?
http://insidetv.ew.com/2012/06/19/game-of-thrones-true-blood-going-to-comic-con/
ClobQuote Reply
Clob,
http://winteriscoming.net/2012/06/game-of-thrones-returns-to-comic-con/
Ours is the FuryQuote Reply
A woman feels that Blackwater and What Is Dead May Never Die and Valar Morghulis are in a 3-way tie in my head. It’s impossible to choose between the 3 as they are so different in their locations and subject matter. I loved Blackwater because of the swift pace, intense action, pacing of the quiet moments that made the scenes emerge in a symphony of characters and plot. Perfect battle episode, and GRRM’s script was flawless. What Is Dead May Never Die was also a perfect script with many emotional and riveting moments, especially the introduction of Brienne, Craster abusing Jon, Yoren’s heartfelt advice to Arya (and then death fighting like a samurai), Theon’s decision that changes so much (and beautifully filmed letter burning), and Arya saving Jaqen and co before ultimately saving Gendry as they’re captured. Then Valar Morghulis, D&D’s love letter to the second season of GoT and A Clash of Kings, where Tyrion realizes he is well and truly screwed, Robb gets married, Stannis broods over his defeat, Bran and co. leave Winterfell after seeing a dying Maester Luwin, Brienne & Jamie have an encounter on the road, Arya says goodbye to Jaqen and learns the magic words, Dany’s HOTU does not resemble a tea party, and Jon is forced to kill Qurin to prove his mettle to the wildlings. So hard to pick, those to me are the 3 best in pacing, acting, production, and script. Not to say that other episodes weren’t great, but these 3 all seemed perfect…how can I pick one?
Mrs. H’gharQuote Reply
Ours is the Fury,
doh, I even skimmed that when it was posted. :/
cool though – less people stuck in the ‘hallway’ po’d they can’t get in
ClobQuote Reply
Blackwater. It played like some of the best Babylon 5 episodes. I loved it.
tlsmith63Quote Reply
Ella,
Theon’s first chapter in ACoK was one of my favorite chapters in the series to date, and, as I’ve made well known, I thought Alfie Allen killed it this season, so I definitely can’t fault your decision.
I would’ve voted for that one if Blackwater hadn’t been made.
I really liked the exchange between Theon and Balon when Theon says, “Ned Stark is dead”, and Balon responds, “Oh? And how do you feel about that?” (paraphrasing). Excellent acting all around. Patrick Malahide nailed it.
Varamyr FourskinsQuote Reply
Pastor_of_Muppets,
I say complete bs. Like it was for the Harry Potter kids, GoT is now such a big part of her life and she is so enthusiastic about it that she would never even consider quitting it.
Tar KidhoQuote Reply
A Man Without Honour. I’m not even sure why I enjoyed it so much more than the other episodes.
LuanaQuote Reply
We need WiC to destroy this rumor. I’m getting nervous over here…
LexQuote Reply
It’s just some crappy hobby-blogger that rarely even blogs. He’ll get a lot of hits out of this, and thats why he’s doing it. Add to the fact that it makes no sense she’d quit – and we can just assume it’s untrue.
Yeah, I still twittered Maisie asking if it were true….
sjweningsQuote Reply
Lex,
I agree! PLEASE someone kill this rumor! I heard a little about it on another post here the other day, and I chose to ignore it, my brain just couldn’t handle the thought. I would be totally shocked if she left, it just wouldn’t make sense to her career wise, so I am thinking this is just a rumor and nothing else…. It would be nice to know from someone who actually knows so we can all feel a little better! I agree as well – I don’t think anyone could replace her, she is so perfect as Arya…
Bonnie BlueQuote Reply
Lex,
Which is exactly why I posted it here. ;)
Pastor_of_MuppetsQuote Reply
it’s tie between blackwater and valar morghulis… but since blackwater will probably win, i voted for the finale :P
Ivan JurićQuote Reply
Blackwater obviously….
My rankings.
10. The North Remembers
9. The Night Lands
8. Prince of Winterfell
7. Garden of Bones
6. A Man without Honour
5. The Old Gods and the New
4. What is Dead May Never Die
3. Valar Morghulis
2. The Ghost of Harrenhal
1. Blackwater
Joshua TaylorQuote Reply
Easy vote. Many great episodes, but only one redefined what television was capable of. You know which one.
Ryan EQuote Reply
I voted for The Ghost of Harrenhall.
I really liked Blackwater, but missed some of the characters in that episode. Wildfire was great, but Dany and others kept coming to my mind.
My choice was between ep 5 and Valar Morghulis. Since Khal Drogo was in the last, I decided I couldn’t be impartial and chose Ghost of Harrenhall.
First post here, just because so few mentioned this episode!
EmmaQuote Reply
They were all amazing episodes, but Blackwater had me riveted to the screen in a way a television show has never done! Amazing beyond words and it has my vote.
Gabriel David RossQuote Reply
I’m voting for The Old Gods & The New and Blackwater…. but only for the Hound. Rory McCann was brilliant, even with the very small amount of lines he had he was able to convey the fear of the fire, his contempt for the King & his ‘affection’ for Sansa…. Every time he said Little Bird I wanted to cry & my face was pressed against the TV so hard I could taste electricity….
I can’t wait for Season 3/4 when The Hound finds Arya I’m too excited for their interaction!
TheFlayedLadyQuote Reply
Roose Bolton best be on one of these polls… This guy is fantabulous, he IS The Leech Lord….
TheFlayedLadyQuote Reply
It has to be between Blackwater and Valar Morghulis for me. Blackwater had obvious drama and action, scattered with some standout acting from Dinklage and Headey.
Valar Morghulis was a more subtle affair with some series best performances. Of particular note must be Alfie Allen for his portrayal of Theon on the eve of his downfall (as Cleftjaw said, it was a good speech) Donald Sumpter’s fantastic and sorely missed Maester Luhwin and Christie and Coster- Waldau’s continued nailing of the Beauty/ Kingslayer dynamic.
I have to go with Blackwater in the end because, although Valar Morghulis had the stronger performances it was less consistent overall, let down by the decidedly flat Jon Snow scenes and a slightly iffy house of the undying (although that scene with the Khal was magic). I think the outstanding cast contributions for the finale should and will be recognised in the best actor/ actress votes but overall best episode? Blackwater.
EdibleBrainQuote Reply
It’s part of a “game” some IMDB users are doing.
From what I understand two teams of users on The Walking Dead Board were giving the task to post false rumours (that Masie was being recast) on the GoT board, that blog was written to give them “proof”.
MormegilQuote Reply
I have to go for Blackwater, the most epic, harrowing hour of TV since, well the only thing I can compare it with is episode 6 of The Pacific, where the Marines storm the Peleliu airfield, and Blackwater may even be better than that.
As for the Maisie rumour, I too call BS, Maisie loves the show, and she is never going to let down her friends like Sophie and Issac.
Iskaral PustQuote Reply
I know this is off-topic and a while away, but for best line; i’d have to go with my favorite: “HAVE YOU FORGOTTEN ME SER? I AM THE WIDOW OF YOUR LIEGE LORD AND THE MOTHER OF YOUR KING!”
DraigQuote Reply
Too much vote for Blackwater so i went with What is dead may never die, both are nearly as good for me.
ASoIaF FanQuote Reply
‘A man with no honour’ really addressed the key themes of the show and was the best scripted of the season, followed by ‘Blackwater’
spikeQuote Reply
I’d like to be original, but it’s hard to compare to the intensity, focus, personal stakes, and sheer scale of Blackwater. It really is unique. Only episode this season that I felt the desire to re-watch immediately after first seeing it. What is Dead May Never Die is an easy second. The writing and directing for that episode was levels above the rest of the season in almost every case, and it had Theon’s most memorable scenes in a season where Alfie Allen stood out as much as Peter Dinklage. Add to that Brienne’s introduction, Tyrion’s 123 gambit, and the brilliant Yoren/Arya scene + a battle to top it off, and it stands tall among the best of S1 imo. The Ghost of Harrenhal would be close behind in 3rd. As a fan of Arya, Tywin, and especially Jaqen I loved the Harrenhal scenes (particularly the last one), and unlike almost all other episodes this season there was really no scenes I had an issue with. Jon and Dany’s storylines were notably strong in this episode as well, unlike 90% of their scenes this year.
My rankings:
1. Blackwater – 9.75
2. What is Dead May Never Die – 9.5
3. The Ghost of Harrenhal – 9.25
4. A Man Without Honor – 8.75 (Solid episode overall, and Jaime was amazing)
5. The Old Gods and the New – 8.5 (Opening scene was breathtaking, then it veered off course with Jon and Dany’s storylines)
6. Valar Morghulis – 8.25 (could have been so much more…)
7. Garden of Bones – 7.75 (Tyrion/Lancel was great along with Davos/Mel, almost everything else had issues)
8. The North Remembers – 7.5 (hindered by having to catch up on everyone at once)
9. The Prince of Winterfell – 7.25 (no particularly bad scenes, but the plot didn’t move, which at this point in the season is a major issue.)
10. The Nightlands – 7 (Theon and Arya’s scenes were good, no comment on the rest…)
Frost NocturneQuote Reply
Tis a close one between Blackwater, What is Dead May Never Die and A Man Without Honor.
Will not vote for Blackwater, because although the episode is excellent, the focus on one story line makes lack in variety for me.
Theon is awesome in WiDMND, but everyone is awesomer (!) in AMWH and there is some Tywin/Arya and… ‘You Know Nothing Jon Snow’.
So 2×07 it is.
Kharn9Quote Reply
“What is dead may never die.”
Perfection, Cogman!
Gatehouse AmiQuote Reply
Just finished rewatch of season 2 and I love this season more and more….i admire the ambition and how it sets so many precedents, balancing between faithful adaptation, quality production and sheer entertainment.
Joshua TaylorQuote Reply
The Old Gods and the New was my favorite-Theon taking Winterfell was heartbreaking.
I personally have enjoyed the storylines that take place outside of Kings Landing…. and how could I not chose an episode that didn’t include Jon Snow? :)
so, the fabulous Blackwater comes in second for me, with What is Dead May Never Die in third….this season has made me a Theon “fan”(excellent work by Alphie Allen!)
I loved the whole season, hurry up season 3!
KnackerednunQuote Reply
Blackwater was the best written, acted, and directed episode of the whole series.
Second fav ep this season was ep 3, “what is dead may never die”.
charlesQuote Reply
I agree with you! I voted for episode 3 of this season as well.
And as a book geek, the moment when Brienne took off her helmet sent shivers down my spine :-D
MATTHEWQuote Reply
GUYS WITHOUT A DOUBT! THE BEST EPISODES OF THIS SEASON WERE: episodes 13 to 16. In fact I’d say episode 13 “what is dead may never die” is absolutely FLAWLESS. episodes 14, 15, 16 were just as good.
Episodes 17, 18 were so bad and boring i found I had to really try hard not to press the fast forward button at certain points [some examples of the numerous horrible scenes in those 2 episodes: the empty conversation Robb has with his girlfriend in 17, the FIVE full minutes of empty pointless conversation between jamie and alton lannister before he kills him, jamie's escape followed by his immediate recapture a few minutes later in the episode [and the point of that was?], the poorly written scenes between john and qhorin in 18… the FIVE minute BORING AS HELL monologue by “Talisa” about her brother that made robb want to kiss her…. and the list goes on….]. That is not to say there were not some good scenes in those 2 episodes.. but they were few and far in between [e.g. Arya ordering the hit on Amory Loch..]. Whoever wrote those 2 episodes should never write for GoT again.
Episodes 11 & 12 were also quite poor [but definitely not as bad as 17 & 18], but I had written about those on an earlier post. Episode 19 blackwater was freakin AWESOME.. but it had its flaws [many of cersei's scenes.. stupid]. episode 20 was also average.
But episodes 13, 14, 15, & 16 were all practically FLAWLESS. In fact, when I looked up the writing credits for those 4 episodes, it turns out that Vanessa Taylor wrote 14 & 16 (the only 2 episodes she wrote this series), & bryan cogman wrote the flawless episode 13. They should definitely BRING THEM BACK for next season! [D&D wrote the rest- except blackwater-.. I'd like to see those 2 goons take a break from writing next season.. because frankly.. theyve lost theyre touch..]
HERP-DERPQuote Reply
Am I the only person who voted for Garden of Bones? Yes the Battle of the Blackwater was epic, but…. SHADOW-BABY! Admittedly Renly’s death scene in the next episode was really corny, but the actually shadow-birth in ep 14 was epic!
ChrisQuote Reply
digitals3rf,
YES I TOTALLY AGREE WITH YOU (see my above post)! Now here is someone who really appreciates good writing! episodes 14, & 16 by vanessa taylor were definitely in the top 3 [along with episode 13 by bryan cogman!].. all the ones written by D& D sucked [except 15: ghost of harrenhal..].
HERP-DERPQuote Reply
Chris,
nope, your not.. I definitely agree with you (see my above post). Episodes 13 to 16 were by far the best of the series.
HERP-DERPQuote Reply
Late to the party on this vote….
For me the best episode had to be A Man Without Honor.
Blackwater was good, but had a number of confusingly condensed scenes… What is Dead May Never Die was great, but just a notch below for me.
We got our first “You knowe nothing, Jon Snow”, Pyat Pree’s tricks, to see some Sandor interacting with Sansa (finally), Tyrion and Cersei being civil to one another (almost), Jaime’s controversial scene (which I LOVED), and maybe the best of the season’s Tywin and Arya scenes too.
Even if the Robb/ Talisa scene was pathetic and the far too bovious callback to the orphan boys making the Stark boys death’s an obvious farce… this was still the best done episode to me.
darquemodeQuote Reply
HERP-DERP,
I am really curious explain how the Cersei scenes in “Blackwater” are stupid? Because if you think they are than maybe this show isn’t for you….
Joshua TaylorQuote Reply
Blackwater. Sansa and Cersei absolutely shone. So many good yet non-essential lines from the book (“your red flower is still blooming, how appropriate”) were retained. Bronn and his men singing “The Rains of Castamere” early on.
EleanorQuote Reply
Old gods and the new…
Joffrey bitchslapped.
Osha full frontal.
Nuff said.
RobbbQuote Reply
Blackwater. First runner-up What is Dead May Never Die. Then Valar Morghulis.
I refuse to believe that Mazie will leave the show. That’s crazy talk.
OldGranQuote Reply
Joshua Taylor,
“The only way to keep the smallfolk loyal is to make sure they fear u blah blah blah shae why dont u know how to curtsie!?!!? blah blah Jaime and I looked alike.. why did they treat us differently? blah blah.” ….. I am sure u can see that the dialogue can be more interesting… besides I did not say that blackwater was a bad episode.. it had a few flaws but overall it was awesome.. I said in my post that episodes 17 and 18 were the really bad ones..
HERP-DERPQuote Reply
I voted for Blackwater, if we are voting for best overall episode. The dialogue, the pacing, the narrative thread being properly followed, drama, tension, action, special effects, well, Blackwater was by far the winner of the season IMHO.
purplejillyQuote Reply
While I love looking back and comparing the episodes in Season 2, it’s hard to judge these episodes equally, because they serve different purposes in a larger story arc. Ep 11 is meant to re-introduce the characters and start the narrative ball rolling. Ep 20 is meant to have some closure, while still setting up elements for Season 3. Ep 19 is meant to be the climax episode of the season. After several seasons, perhaps a better ‘best of’ would be to compare opening episodes, climax episodes and final episodes of each season. That said, Blackwater is a knock it out of the park climax episode, with V.M. a very satisfying season finale, with the final walker scene just as powerful as the birth of the dragons final scene in season 1. I hope the producers continue this successful arc format in season 3 and beyond, with just enough variation to keep it fresh and original.
BgapQuote Reply
HERP-DERP,
Actually I don’t see how it could be. Lena owned Blackwater just as the battle did. If I recall you haven’t read the books have you? Your entitled to your opinion of course but Cersei’s scenes is a perfect example why GoT is streets ahead from other attempted fantasy dramas. I’m not saying your wrong or right its just surprising since the episode is more praised for Lena’s scenes than the actual battle. All of what you saw and heard in her scenes plays significantly in the series in the future. Was it just the idea of her drunk that bothered you because that’s how Martin wrote it
Sorry you didn’t enjoy it but for this for diehard ASOIAF fan her scenes were manna from heaven.
Joshua TaylorQuote Reply
Yeah, it’s better on a rewatch. Slight pacing issues aside, it was a fantastic season.
LexQuote Reply
Honestly, Blackwater, but Old Gods and the New is a close second. That opening scene was breathtakingly well done.
Lyn CorbrayQuote Reply
A woman agrees with your top 4, though the order keeps changing in her mind. So hard to pick one best!
Mrs. H’gharQuote Reply
If we bring Season 1 into the mix, what are people’s favorites?
Baelor is still perfect to me.
AlanQuote Reply
My rankings:
1. Ep 19 – Blackwater
2. Ep 20 – Valar Morghulis
3. Ep 13 – What is Dead May Never Day
4. Ep 16 – The Old Gods and the New
5. Ep 14 – Garden of Bones
6. Ep 15 – The Ghost of Harrenhal
7. Ep 17 – A Man Without Honor
8. Ep 12 – The Nightlands
9. Ep 18 – The Prince of Winterfell
10. Ep 11 – The North Remembers
LexQuote Reply
I voted for What Is Dead May Never Die, I just loved it so much. Blackwater will win for sure, but Episode 3 will make second. >:3
The InstrumentalistQuote Reply
Alan,
the pointy end
andreaQuote Reply
Straight up Blackwater. Duh.
Some great episodes this season, though. Ghost of Harrenhal and A Man Without Honor both spring to mind.
But seriously. Blackwater.
Galen FirestoneQuote Reply
I picked The Old Gods and the New, it was the Sansa rape scene, and the witty dialogue of Tyrion that did it for me. The riot was amazing. Arya´s second death and her encounter with Jaqen was quite funny! You first meet Ygritte and she´s sexually teasing Jon Snow. Theon captures Winterfell, which I didn´t really expect to happen so soon. And no one will probably read this because my comment is too far down
crystal illescasQuote Reply
according to last year’s awards it is episode 9 too. But as most times (though not all times I have noticed this year) I agree with Andrea, Pointy End was my absolute favourite.
crystal illescas,
I read it and now I’m doubting my choice for Garden of Bones. Damn, I really need to do a complete rewatch to actually pick an episode. Great excuse for a re-watch though.
KnurkQuote Reply
A very good (and underrated) episode! The only one that really captured the dark, grim feel of Harrenhal from the book.
LexQuote Reply
:(
Ok, I´m pretty confused this year. We´ll see next week when I finish re-watching this season but for now: You liked ep. 2 I think and so did I (good writing, editing and cinematography), what you didn´t like about ep 3 (Lommy´s dead) I also hate.
But you hated ep 8 and I don´t. We´re not that bad. So, be my friend again!
andreaQuote Reply
crystal illescas,
I read it and I agree! :)
KnackerednunQuote Reply
Oh I wish. Not that I want to change your mind (but I do): Are you absolutely sure that episode 4 was the one you liked the most?
Because, LOL, I think it’s one of the worst for me! Although there are a few good scenes most lacks dramatic intensity and intimacy imo, as if it ´s on the verge of achieving it but fails (like Arya´s prayer). And others are just plain bad (like Qarth: now I understand that they made her look like a complete fool on purpose but still… ¿why?). The biggest problem for me is in actors direction (which I think is a bad mix of writing and direction). But is just my opinion.
Oh! and there´s Littlefinger´s behaviour… such a mistery to me. Instead of hating the man I want to give him anxiolytics.
But the first Harrenhal scenes are very good, you´re right…and Tyrion-Lancel scene was very nice too (don´t remember exactly though)
andreaQuote Reply
Right, I´m sorry, I know it´s saturday night and most of you are enjoying your summer but i´m not because it´s fucking cold here and I have a fucking flu so I´m hijacking this thread.
I just remember: episode 2, The night lands, has great lines:
My favorite: “And how do you feel about that?” (Balon)
Hot pie about battles: “When they put their armour on” (or something like that)
Tyrion to Janos Slynt: “I´m denying its existence”
And there are others that can´t remember right now (between Tyrion and Cersei when he accuses her of the baby killing, between Bronn and Tyrion, etc).
andreaQuote Reply
I don’t even see a Vote button ?? On an IPod.
I would vote for Blackwater if I could.
FicusFanQuote Reply
Lex,
I have a feeling we haven’t seen the last of Harrenhal yet….the Goat and co will make things just as miserable there. The Bear and the Maiden fair remember?
Joshua TaylorQuote Reply
Off topic: just got Rome the complete series on blu-ray as an early Birthday gift! Lack of Game of Thrones distraction # 1 is set to go!
Joshua TaylorQuote Reply
andrea,
Indeed! Tyrion and Lena had great chemistry in that one.
“Listen to me, queen regent.” This one was delivered splendidly. Still, tho … between all 10 episodes, I got to go with Blackwater. :D
PepiQuote Reply
Awesome. Have you seen it before?
LexQuote Reply
Gah, so torn between these episodes…
Do I go for the amazing Blackwater?
Or do I go for an amazing episode that features Jaqen and Theon at their best?
Special effects or amazing acting, mysteries and character development?
choices, choices…
*tears hair out of skull*
I guess in the end, ASOIAF isn’t about amazing battles. The entire series focuses on character development, internal struggles and problems every player has to confront to survive. So no Blackwater for me, but a salute to Alfie Allen’s amazing acting and bringing the character of Theon to life in a way that just digs straight into the heart of a lot of fans. Jaqen telling Arya that ‘a girl cannot tell a man what to do’, but showing his amazing skills as a faceless man. Tyrion’s despair during the attack on the royal family… So in the end, it has to be The Old Gods and the New.
Voting
Red PriestessQuote Reply
Blackwater. Possibly the most amazing hour+ of television I have ever seen! There were other noteworthy episodes, great scenes (Theon, Arya and Tywin, Arya and Jaqen…) but Blackwater is better than many full scale movies, and not just for the incredible battle scenes. The acting is top-notch and the way the episode swings in and out of the battle… wow! just wow!. Incredible acting in this episode from Lena Heady, Sophie Turner, Peter Dinklage, Sibel Kekilli, Rory McCann, and others. Read the books several times and was still on the edge of my seat the whole episode, even on second viewing. No other television episode ever did that to me. And we also got ‘The Rains of Castamere’ at the end… by the Nationals. what more could you ask for?! Also, scripted by the man himself – GRRM!
UdiQuote Reply
I voted for “Blackwater,” because it was so amazing from start to finish. If I hadn’t chosen that, I would’ve gone with “A Man Without Honor,” which was constructed and performed so wonderfully. “What Is Dead May Never Die” is probably my third-favorite of the season.
Ours is the FuryQuote Reply
Lex,
Oh of course, I’m a Roman History nut, but it’s been a few years since I saw it…and not in glorious blu-ray either!
On episode 3 and I am calling it: Ciaran Hinds for Doran Martell.
Joshua TaylorQuote Reply
Really loving the the Man Without Honour love on this board. I would also like to make a case for The Prince of Winterfell. There are some fantastic moments in that episode. the Varys/Tyrion/Bronn scenes are golden (the shots of Tyrion and Varys on the battlements with the Red Keep in the background are absolutely exquisite) and I love the short Danerys scene as well. On the second viewing Dany seems only petulant at least to me in episode 6. Everyone who disliked her in this season points out that she sounds like Viserys but I think that’s the point. Viserys had nobody on his side and if he did he was given advice that he wanted to hear. When Jorah said nobody gets by in the world alone, “no one” to me this was the writers saying that Dany could become Viserys if she loses her friends and allies. This is also echoed in the Maester Cressen/Davos internal conflict of “good service is telling hard truths.”
As for the Tyrion/Cersei/Ros scenes they are initially off putting because of Cersei’s weakness in front of Tyion near the end of Man Without Honour but after watching that scene again, you can tell Cersei is feigning some of her anguish in front of him, she is testing him seeing that he despite everything still cares about his family and that he is weak, that he can be easily controlled. Therefore the scene in the next episode isn’t as jarring because she finally has him right where she wants him…or so she thinks.
I myself have accepted Talisa, unlike others I see a chemistry (a physical not verbal as Words are Wind right?) between Chaplin and Madden. Just the furtive glances she gives Robb and the lustful, possessive full on staring that Robb gives her. But what makes the scenes stick out is the lingering presence of Roose Bolton. I am glad they didn’t make Roose a creepazoid up front and instead are building him up. Oh that is going to work out to writer’s advantage come next season. That’s why I think they are holding back the deaths of Bran and Rickon from Robb’s camp, because Bolton is going to find out about it from his bastard (probably after Ramsay flays Dagmer and co) and will know that they are still alive but instead will tell Robb they are dead anyway. Bolton will use this to his advantage. He will also speak out against the Talisa marriage when he finds out…and Robb will send him to Harrenhal. My prediciton.
Oh and I love show Shae now, she is awesome. Great pathos is to come from this storyline. And there’s already foreshadowing: in reference to protecting her Tyrion says he will “have to kill more before this is over”. Ouch!
Again, a shout out to Episodes 7 and 8. They may not be book loyal as we want them to be but damn this is good television and it resonates Martin’s world so well.
Joshua TaylorQuote Reply
I’m surprised how many people don’t seem to like The North Remembers. I know it didn’t have that much action, but it was the first episode of the season, it wasn’t supposed to have a lot of action.
sunspearQuote Reply
sunspear,
see my defense in the recap for that episode. I loved The North Remembers, just not in comparison to the other episodes this season.
Joshua TaylorQuote Reply
lol, don’t worry Andrea, we’ll be friends. But don’t get mad at me: I’m a big fan of the Spice King. He is owning Dany in every scene. The actor did a great job of beefing up a role that seems destined to be forgotten.
You know, a lot of episodes have all blurred in together, so maybe it’s not episode 4 I liked most but that was my first hunch and I went with it!
KnurkQuote Reply
I know! and it´s exactly because of his performance that I realized they used the Spice King to make Daenerys look like a fool, and he did it just fine.
Yes, it´s all a big blur but there were things I liked in almost every episode.
andreaQuote Reply
What is Dead May Never Die . There may have been some flashy plot points at the end but I’ve never had a more satisfyingly executed artistic experience on television then episode 3
Ser PounceQuote Reply
If you vote with your “knee jerk” reaction, most of us would vote for ‘Blackwater’, because visually it was the most impressive and everything was epic. Though much of GoT has a big budget Hollywood feel to it, this feeling was never more apparent then during ‘Blackwater’. However, I really found myself going on an up and down emotional rollercoaster ride during the final episode ‘Valar Morghulis’ that I have never experienced before from watching a TV show, so I have to vote for episode 10.
Valar Morghulis was brilliant. Of course there were some disappointments on what was left out or what could have been (House of the Undying), but if you focus on what actually “was” in the TV episode it was breathtaking. I had feelings of excitement followed by feelings of sadness. The 70mins went by so fast and I never wanted it to end. Each POV character storyline was set up perfectly for next season.
Valar Morghulis left me with my mouth open at the site of The Others and just all the setup for whats to come next season.
ArthurQuote Reply
One clear frontrunner in this one, both for intense indoor scenes, and the epic visuals.
Other strong episodes with the more convential structure are interesting to compare, I am looking forward to the results.
Hear Me RoarQuote Reply
Gotta go with “The Old Gods and the New” if only just for the opening scene, but it had many other cool moments too (riot, jon and ygritte, dragons stolen). “Blackwater” is up there too as well as “Valar Morghulis”.
A lot of people give love to “What is Dead May Never Die” but I don’t know, I think people are overrating it. It was good (every episode is good) but not the best of the season. The three I mentioned I thought were better.
VanderhookQuote Reply
Yes! I’m with you. The Spice King is my favorite minor character in season 2, with Ser Alliser Thorne being my favorite from season 1. I’m a huge fan of “hater” characters that put some of the main characters in place. I think they’re hilarious. It’s the same reason why King Robert was one of my favorite characters: he hates on all the Lannisters. Any character that talks shit is a character that I like.
I demand a Spice King curtain call!
VanderhookQuote Reply
I almost voted for “A Man Without Honor” because the writing was so good. However, the battle scenes in “Blackwater” were so great, so far above anything I expected from TV, that I had to click the vote button for that episode. There was such a grim feeling to those scenes between Cersei and Sansa. And I loved the Hound’s speech about killers.
beewulfQuote Reply
Hassan Madkour,
Not a Theon fan at all, but this is dead on. Voting for What is Dead May Never Die.
Yellow DogQuote Reply
The Old Gods and the New
Why? The opening scene was probably the most memorable of the season for me. Sure “Blackwater” was epic, but the scene with Theon taking Winterfell and beheading Ser Rodrik was just perfection. Absolute chaos and perfection. The stealing of the dragons was also awesome. And last but certainly not least, the whole King’s Landing riot scene ruled. From Tyrion insulting Joffrey to the Hound cutting out some intestines, it was just awesome.
May have been the best episode of the series so far for me.
Theon Rules!Quote Reply
A Man Without Honor. The entire exchange between Cat and Jamie was awesome. I loved Blackwater, but I knew I would love Blackwater – with the special FX and GRRM writing the episode, so I guess A Man Without Honor took me the most by surprise how much I liked it.
DallavalampQuote Reply
Watched 203 again last night and reconfirmed that it is my favorite. I forgot that that had Yoren’s dialogue with Arya and his “last stand” against Lorch. It also showcased Tyrion and his exchanges with Pycelle, Varys, and LF. Did anyone else catch the brief look of gratification on Tyrion’s face when Cersei confronts him about shipping Myrcella off to Dorne? PD nailed it. Like “ha, now I know it was Pycelle”. Yet its so quick and subtle that I think only book readers would pick up on it.
Its little things like that that make up for all the changes and lack of certain favorite scenes/characters for me.
RygarQuote Reply
I loved Valar Morghullis simply because it emotionally built on the wonder that was Blackwater and I was feeling teary eyed by the time I realised the episode was at an end. The cameo by Jason Mamoa was also incredible. He should get the emmy for best Cameo! I had completely forgotten about the impending arrival of the White Walkers. So when that first horn blast sounded I was like “OH SHIT! it is on!”
Just the way that it ended and set up season 3. Valar Morghullis gets my vote.
Aegon the ConquerorQuote Reply
Blackwater is definitley the best episode of the season and probable the best hour of television this year. Garden of Bones is my personal favorite. The scene where Stannis and Renly meet is my favorite scene of the season. Stannis’s deliberate and straight to the point statements, Renly’s charismatic and playful retorts, the hills overlooking the coast line, Melisandre’s influence. The scene sets up the plot lines, shows who Stannis and Renly really are and the differences between the 2. Renly shows his inexperience and lack of understanding while Stannis shows that he is willing to do anything for the Iron Throne. And yes…. Stannis is the rightfull heir and anyone who denys his claim is an enemy and should be destroyed!
Eddard in VegasQuote Reply
Vanderhook,
I don’t know if you’ve read Dune, but Nicholas Blane who played the Spice King would make a fantastic Baron Harkonnen.
Joshua TaylorQuote Reply
after re-watching the episodes don´t think I changed my mind. Every episode has something I like: editing (Frances Parker!), writing or directing, cinematography). Actor´s performances, however, were outstanding throughout the whole season (only one actor/actress didn´t do it for me). Anyway I can not choose an episode I think. Battles and green fires don´t impress me that much but still episode 9 is among the ones I liked the most next to 2, 3, 7, 8 and 10. Ep. 4, 5 and 6 were the worst for me. Episode 1 is in the middle of it all (must have been very hard that one).
I´d choose “A man without honor” (7) but the structure is not right, too many scenes with too many characters IMO.
Episode 2: very good editing and cinematography, has good dialogues and some humor. (I love the scene with Hot Pie, Lommy, Arya and Gendry)
Episode 3 has only one thing I hate: the last sequence (but there´s that great line: “And how do you feel about that”. Really, really, like that family Greyjoy scene)
Episode 8, like the pacing and has one of the best scenes of the season for me: Yara and Theon. (someone truly loves Theon. I really don´t).
I don´t know, maybe I´ll vote for 7. I have time until tomorrow. Not that anybody cares.
andreaQuote Reply
andrea,
Interesting, I think 4, 5, and 6 are excellent (just behind 9, 10, and 3)!
LexQuote Reply
This woman also had trouble making up her mind, there were 4 favorites, and hard to choose. It’s just a poll. Don’t stress out about it.
Mrs. H’gharQuote Reply
Lex,
lol, it´s a mistery, don´t know what to say!
andreaQuote Reply
Mrs. H’ghar,
the truth is that I took it almost as a job… well, that is stressful, you´re right.
I think I’ll leave it at that, without vote. Did you vote?
andreaQuote Reply
Yes, I went with Valar Morghulis, with Jaqen’s tender good-bye to little Arya. That clinched it I think for this woman. Maybe if you pick one favorite moment? I was torn because I watched Blackwater about 10 times, but no Jaqen in it so that was the deciding factor for a woman. But please, it’s entertainment, enjoy and don’t stress!
Mrs. H’gharQuote Reply
I have several favorite moments but all in different episodes!
Maybe it´ll be number 7 again…Last year was so easy … I thought this would be the same.
andreaQuote Reply
I wish I could see the poll. Enabling javascript for polldaddy.com doesn’t do anything to make it appear. I wish it was standard operating practice for all websites to tell you which external sites are used to render the page, instead of assuming visitors are going to naively allow everything. How is one to know which is a legitimate site and which might be a site inserting a hack into the page? Most of the ad network sites are obvious, some like admr.net i have to use my imagination, some like openx.net I can tell only from experience is an ad network, but wtf is rubiconproject.com? Even allowing every single one of these does not let me see the damn poll.
spacechampionQuote Reply
I voted for Blackwater even thow it didn’t come close to the epic scene in the book it still got me über excited. Tyrion is by far my fav character I also love Jon snow and danys characters always enjoy their story lines. Waiting impatiently for the 6th book.
Dani Von DQuote Reply
esa escena está el episodio 2, tonta.
andreaQuote Reply
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