At what point did the Game of Thrones series peak? Be honest.
At what point did the Game of Thrones series peak? Be honest
Parker Lewis
Joseph Lee
Jaime jumping into the bear pit
Gabriel Morales
S1E1
Samuel Powell
The best episode was the one entirely devoted to defending the white wall from wildlings.
Asher Jenkins
Red Wedding.
Robert Walker
The theme song in S1E1
Jace Allen
Never was as good as season 1 honestly. Was good until 4.
Carter Nguyen
Peaked in S3
S4 was still great, S5 and later was mediocre or worse
Nathan Lewis
S1 when it was almost the same as the books and the immersion was perfect, also Ned and Bobby being legends. After that it is just a shitty fanfic that only gets shittier.
Ethan Peterson
Final episode of season 4
Lucas Thompson
Yep it peaked at the kings entrance nothing really tops it. Goes downhill from there.
Andrew Rodriguez
I found the rob jr and jon scenes weird. I find out later they are meant to be teenagers lol. They should have rewritten the script.
Cooper Cruz
This.
The last time I looked at this series and thought "yep, this is kino".
The bells in KL after Tywins death was a great ending for GoT
Zachary Mitchell
this. pilot is bad but it picked up fast
Jonathan Peterson
What went wrong after Season 4?
Eli Ramirez
THE BOAR
Blake Kelly
Probably the Purple Wedding.
Joshua Robinson
I mainly watched the show for this guy. It peaked when he freed Tyrion Tyrion was supposed to be a goddamned antagonist, he was meant to disown Jaime, and Jaime was meant to be much more of a knight-character
Jayden Bennett
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Nicholas Sanders
>DA BEETLES
Absolute lowest point of the show's writing
Ethan Perez
Nah that was almost exactly where the big problems started. Why did Tyrian kill Tywin? In the book it is because Jamie admits Tyrian's first love wasn't a whore, Tywin just wanted her gone.
In the show because Tywin called an actual whore (who Tyrian just killed) a whore. Made no sense and meant Tyrian was kinda done arcwise so became super dull (and dumb but that was D&D)
James Bennett
Peak was season 2-3, not going to bother thinking about a specific episode.
Dani pulled the show down by exponentially each new season, so unless you can cut her out of the story there's no way anything season 4 on can be considered peek
Jordan Allen
they just HAD to stick it to Orson
Evan Watson
Learn english, wetback nigger
Jordan Butler
Season 4 with Tyrions trial. Not the trial by combat but the actual trial.
4>1>3>2>5>6>7>8
Massive power gap between 2 and 5, even though my favorite battle episode was Hardhome.
Josiah Butler
What were Jaime and Tyrian's arcs?
Christopher Hernandez
Tell that to D&D, my post made more sense than half their productions, and I'm half a handle into my isolation and chill routine for today.
Nolan Smith
This
Ayden Collins
Cutest psycho
Isaiah Barnes
Tywin's death killed the show
Liam Mitchell
The correct answer. GoT died with Tywin.
Jace Hernandez
Season 4 or 5 for me.. just stopped watching after that one king killed his daughter
Joshua Kelly
>Dani pulled the show down by exponentially each new season
That's funny because she does the same in the books. Every Dany chapter is a fucking SLOG and each new one is worse than the last.
Ryder Clark
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These are close contenders for the peak though
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Season 8 kino The only good parts
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Connor Perez
>doesn't have the s3 dracarys scene
>Season 8 kino
>not a single Mad Dany scene
Jeremiah Kelly
>*serves as high water mark of your show
Tyler Thompson
Pretty much this. Season 5 was when Dorne got more attention with the sand snakes, right? That is easily a major red flag moment in the series. I'd compare seasons 5+ of GOT to season 7+ of TWD. There's some solid individual episodes, characters, and subplots to be found, but the consistency and general quality of the overall product is qualitatively worse than the earlier seasons.
Nolan Bell
S11E05
Austin Wood
Did she have the bad pussy?