GoT: Very glad to see Jon Snow walk away from The Watch.
Also I was impressed by his opening scene, you really felt as if it had been awhile since drew breath and he was getting used to it again.
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GoT: Very glad to see Jon Snow walk away from The Watch.
Also I was impressed by his opening scene, you really felt as if it had been awhile since drew breath and he was getting used to it again.
I loved that there was no other sound in that scene, because it really emphasized what you mentioned.
Penny Dreadful: S3E2. Did anyone else gasp at the end, or just me? I had no idea.
Penny Dreadful: S3E2. Did anyone else gasp at the end, or just me? I had no idea.
Ooh! I haven't seen it. Will check in with you after review.
I suspected.
I was all prepared to believe that it was a Bolton-trap (a la Lord Manderley in the books) until that. I'm getting tired of Starks getting thrown at Boltons
Penny Dreadful: I suspected, and I'm not sure how I feel about that reveal.
Me either, only because ... I can see an alternate identity (a daytime one), sort of, but not necessarily that one. Not sure how they're going to reconcile the two.
I loved the doctor's reaction to Vanessa's session, though. There's definitely more going on there than they're revealing yet.
"No, Mr. Khal, I expect you to die."
Seriously, that was the best episode of GoT in a long time. When Sansa and Jon met at the beginning of the episode, I got all excited: "Holy shit, they're actually MOVING THE PLOT FORWARD."
Yes, it was an excellent episode! So much happened.