Game of Thrones. Really disappointed in that episode. Too rushed.

Could’t agree more. The writers just want to get the show over with. Sad.

Wonder why they scheduled so few eps to cover so much ground?

The Flash, season finale.

This show...I like it...I think it's risen past the quality of Arrow, though it does suffer for creative and actually interesting villains.
I get it. Can't just be speedsters all the time...the only thing is though? All the ones that haven't been, say last seasons Deveux, and "cicada" aren't uninteresting on their own...but it seems like they make their storylines overly long and involved, and I always get pretty bored of them.

Good episode though. Some feels. Some danger. Decent resolution.
Some ends. Some beginnings.
...and most importantly, he's back...

Game of Thrones ~ Excellent!

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Killing Eve~ One season and a half


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Although I should say I did enjoy the episode. Actually all of the eps this season. But ya, again, it seemed rushed, but only in the sense I thought they were trying to cover too much ground. But considering how many eps they sch'd, seems like this is how it had to be. Hopefully the last ep will be 2 hours.

Game of Thrones, finale.


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Burns and allen show

Game of Thrones = last episode

Most underwhelming.

I hope a few years from now someone will remake season 8.

Never got into GOT.
Tried twice, first time about a half hour in, second time got to the second episode. Interesting. Looked of quality. But...Both times too stoned. Never knew who the fuck anyone was talking about so I couldn't really follow it.

Though from what I've heard hey went past the events of the source material...could be why the supposed drop in quality.
Makes you wonder, had they made the series after the books had been completed, or kind of released seasons less often, if they'd have made a show that was fully realised and more universally accepted for its conclusion?