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May 19, 2015 · 5.6 Unbowed, Unbent, Unbroken. At certain points in a season, all the careful pacing in the world doesn’t pay off and you get what I like to call a chess match episode. There’s no checkmate ...
The scene caused much controversy. " Unbowed, Unbent, Unbroken " is the sixth episode of the fifth season of HBO 's medieval fantasy television series Game of Thrones. The 46th episode overall, it was written by Bryan Cogman, and directed by Jeremy Podeswa. [1] It first aired on HBO on May 17, 2015.
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Let’s be blunt, the end of Episode 6 is going to be a controversial one. There’s a lot to discuss, and I, your loyal “Game of Thrones” weekly reviewer am still in a state of semi-shock, but let’s get to the rest of the episode first.
Tonight, it looked like Arya had finally begun taking pride in the work she was doing for The House of Black and White. She seemed to enjoy the intricacies of the ritual washing of the bodies, despite not knowing what happened to them afterward. When the other servant girl told her a fabricated story about also being from Westeros and also being th...
Myrcella and Trystane have gotten rather smoochy, haven’t they? Too bad their little romance was about to be broken up. Jaime and Bronn made it to Sunspear and the Water Gardens, though not without Bronn showing off his epic singing voice along the way. What they didn’t see coming, however, were the Sand Snakes, the daughters of Oberyn Martell. The...
Cersei: “As for your veiled threats…” Olenna Tyrell: “What veil?” After the arrest of Ser Loras, the Queen of Thrones herself, Olenna Tyrell, made her way back to King’s Landing to confront Cersei about her grandson’s arrest. These two are able to go head to head with each other like no one else on this show — one vindictive woman to another. It’s ...
You have to hand it to Tyrion for managing to hold off his execution by using his own penis. When Jorah and Tyrion are captured by slavers, Tyrion managed to convince them that, any merchant who’d want to buy a dwarf’s cock would need to see it on the dwarf beforehand, so as not to be tricked. It was a little bit of a long shot, but Tyrion’s quick ...
Littlefinger is certainly up to something, and after believing his devotion to Sansa for a couple of episodes, we’re not really sure where to stand with Lord Baelish. Surely he had heard of what Ramsay has done to women? So why leave Sansa in his hands except for a disturbing means to an end? He’s not afraid of Lancel’s Sparrows: “We both peddle fa...
Sansa Stark, gorgeously played by Sophie Turner, has grown over the course of five seasons from a spoiled, boy-crazy brat into a character that audiences have begun to root for. If anything, the numerous things that have happened to her have made audiences sympathetic to her plight and called for a “cease-fire,” as it were, on terrible things happe...
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May 20, 2015 · It was just last week that I introduced the Marriage Pits into The Game of Game of Thrones, and my initial hesitance has already justified itself. Sansa Stark and Ramsay Snow went ahead and made ...
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May 18, 2015 · I'm sure I'll look back on Game of Thrones Season 5 and think, dude patience is a virtue, but right now I feel like Arya did cleaning those bodies, wondering where they're taken. Hey, at least ...
May 18, 2015 · Olenna Tyrell: "You can smell the shit from five miles away." Ramsay: "Reek, I told you to watch. We have known Sansa since she was a girl, now watch her become a woman." Dave's 'Game of Thrones ...
