This season we have the first extended episode of Game of Thrones, and it is a game that I have not seen before.
I have watched part of the first episode of season 6 more or less a million times and will probably continue to do so for the rest of the season. I have seen a few of the first two episodes of season 5 and can safely call them tolerable, but this is simply much better. And I can’t wait for The Crunchy’s second and third episodes of season 6.
The season 5 episodes were the best episode of the series, and I mean that in a good way. Season 6 is even better, and for that reason, I have no reservations about recommending the show to people. If you’re a fan of Game of Thrones, you have to see it. If you’re not a fan of Game of Thrones, you have to see it.
But the best part? The ending of season 5, for all its flaws, was a good ending. If you haven’t seen season 5 yet, you’re in for a treat.
It’s actually one of the few parts of the season that I think has been well written. And that’s not just because the writers really seem to know what they’re doing, but because they really do know exactly what they’re doing, and with that knowledge, the show’s writing style and themes are incredibly easy to understand. The biggest flaw though is that the show is also a bit slow. Which is exactly how you want it to be.
I think the biggest problem with the show is that it’s not as fast paced as it used to be. When season 5 started I was constantly checking the clock to see if it was time for the show to start. But now, with the show starting at least an hour after we do with a few episodes, it feels like we’re waiting for five hours.
The reason why this happens is because the show has a lot going on. We don’t have a huge amount of episodes to go over, and there are so many episodes that they’re building to, so it’s really a battle of getting to all the episodes before the show starts on the next night. I feel like things are moving so fast that the show is not going to be able to keep up so easily.
Luckily, there is a way around this. I’m going to keep this spoiler-free, but we’re going to get to the best episode of the new season as soon as it starts, so that if you want to stop reading now, you can do that at the end of episode 13.
As we recently learned, the battle of the seasons for the show is going to be the battle for the show’s core audience: The main character, Daenerys Targaryen. The show has done a good job of keeping the show’s core audience engaged, so it is a battle between Daenerys and the rest of the show’s cast.
We don’t know who her character will be yet, but she is clearly going to be a bad-ass woman who is going to save her people from the White Walkers and the rest of the Westerosi. In the new season we will see Daenerys’ true character exposed for the entire time we have her, but she still has a lot of the same abilities she had in the books.
