The Red Dragon and the Gold

Wow ! I have read the book before but I can easily say the show has over the top quality for representing what was on the books, IM SO satisfied for what i saw on this episode everything was great and unique.... IM so excited for the next episodes!.and I hope it'll be the same level as this episode or more , it was one of the best episodes on the world of game of thrones, and for me it's the best episode on this show...till now. The characters are more deeply then it was on the books and everything on this show makes sense especially with the main character and their path Thank you HBO for making this masterpiece alive!

House of the Dragon's fourth episode soars to new heights with a spectacle of fire and blood. This episode delivers an adrenaline-fueled, dragon-centric thrill ride that will leave you breathless.

The war for the Iron Throne ignites in a breathtaking display of dragon-on-dragon combat that is both visually stunning and emotionally charged. The episode masterfully showcases the raw power and ferocity of these magnificent creatures, as well as the devastating consequences of their wrath.

Amidst the fiery chaos, the episode delves deeper into the complex motivations and desires of its characters. Loyalty, ambition, and the thirst for revenge drive them to make choices that will shape the destiny of Westeros.

The performances are outstanding, with the cast delivering raw, visceral emotions that resonate long after the credits roll. The episode's pacing is relentless, building tension with each passing scene until it explodes in a climactic confrontation.

With its breathtaking visuals, gripping storyline, and powerful performances, this episode solidifies House of the Dragon as a worthy successor to Game of Thrones. It's a must-watch for fans of the franchise and a testament to the show's ability to deliver epic storytelling on a grand scale.

I was so excited for this episode, and oh boy did it deliver!

This season promissed us war, and after the set-up in the previous episodes, we finally get a glimpse of what we can expect from this show!

This episode was marvellous! Incredible visuals, set pieces and directing! I was on the edge and very pleased! It was exciting and tense in the best way! They really went all out with this one, and they knew they had to!

Not only did the episode look fantastic, the story and development was equally great and stunning! Some turns i did not see coming and great character moments!

My excitement for what is to come reached a new high, and I am on board with the rest of the season!

Up there with some of the best episodes of peak GoT. Was on the edge of my seat throughout.

Absolutely raw, brutal and rivetting. I was glad to see that the dance of the dragons was as epic as I imagined it while reading the books. It meant the world to see such a faithful adaptation.

This episode called for the highest number of VFX shots in the season, and it delivered. You can see a lot of money was thrown at the screen and everything sticked the landing.

The character arcs are finally starting to burst and all the consequences of the actions throughout the series are starting to blossom, may it be good or bad. Very exciting time to be a GoT fan.

If you're someone who thought this season has been too slow so far (which I'm not,) then this is the episode you've been waiting for. Not only for the action, which I'll get to in a second, but every character and dialogue scene was engrossing as well.

Any chance they had to make interesting developments with the plot and character choices they took. Alicent specifically really came into her own this episode.

But the thing everyone will be talking about (And rightfully so) is the battle. What can I even say. This may be one of the best battles in Game of Thrones. It's epic and colossal and brutal, everything you'd want from a Game of Thrones battle. The directing and music are top notch as always as well.

One side note before the end, I actually love the character of Criston Cole. I get that he's very hateable but that doesn't mean he isn't a great character. It also doesn't mean you should attack the actor in any way. This is childish and baffling behavior and Fabian Frankel is great at his craft.

All that being said, this is a generational episode in Game of Thrones. Kinda feel like I witnessed a big moment in tv history.