There are only 11 or so more episodes of Game of Thrones, right?  So things should be REALLY kicking it into high gear...or will events come to a screeching halt?

Episode 63 - "The Queen's Justice"

( I'm almost tempted to not even hide this behind a cut... )

It's Season 7, Episode 2 of Game of Thrones, or Episode 2 of the Jon Snow and Daenerys Targaryen Show, as this is what the series has turned into. Oh, but we do get a battle.

Episode 62: "Stormborn"

( Surprisingly straightforward for this show, actually... )

There are only 13 episodes of Game of Thrones left and the fate of Westeros is more chaotic than ever, but first we need a recap, and this episode serves as the starting point for the final Act.

Episode 61: "Dragonstone"

( Incest Queen is still alive, sadly. )

We reach the end of the sixth season and it seems like things are turning for the better, People have been punished and more people will be punished.  So here we are.  We're in the endgame now...or are we?

Episode 60: "The Winds of Winter"

( Incest Queen must perish! )

So we come to episode 9 of Season 6 of Game of Thrones. It's a literal clash of good vs. evil, and of course people die....a lot of people die.

Episode 59: "Battle of the Bastards"

( Now, THIS is Must See TV )

All right, I'm less confused this episode. I'm pretty sure it's because the writing and direction made things a lot more clear, whereas last episode was expecting the viewer to connect the dots.

Episode 58: "No One"

( Ah, Tyrion, you were missed. )

So I'm watching Game of Thrones...and now I'm more puzzled than ever...

Episode 57: "The Broken Man"'

( Okay...huh? )

So Game of Thrones is a fantasy-political drama, right?  Oh, right. This series now remembers what it was.

Epsiode 56: "Blood of My Blood"

( I'm surprised an episode without Tyrion in it could be this good. )

Game fof Thrones has stopped trying to be poilitical drama with magical trappings and is now deep into Lord of the Rings and Harry Potter fantasy territory.  I have to admit, it took long enough.  But why did it have to break my heart along the way?

Episode 55: "The Door"

( I am convinced Isayama of Attack on Titan watched this show. )

Game of Thrones this season is a completely different show. Yes, it's still following the same plot lines, but whereas before there were complications upon complications, now things are getting resolved really, really quickly.

Too quickly.

Episode 54: "Book of the Stranger"

( Although Ramsay Bolton isn't resolved quickly enough for my tastes... )