The Red Sowing

This is TV with Capital Letters. From start to finisth. The dragons steal the episode, the CGI is formidable and the worldbuilding is quite believable. I use to think the best episodes of GoT will be never comparable to any other tv series in days to come, but this show is making me wonder if that will remain true. Beside that, Emma D Arcy is just wonderful as Olivia Cooke is too. Even when action is absent in the screen, the shakesperean vibe of the dialogs conveys depth and fleshness of the characters. Keep watching this show, it deserves our best attention, the world of GoT is safe and sound by now, thanks MAX.

If you've been following GoT since 2011, you'll recognize the slow storytelling and progression of the story. I still don't understand the people who see a lot of filler episodes in Season 2 of HotD. Yes, it may be told slowly. But that's what the GoT universe has always been about. I have the feeling that the loud critics here only know Seasons 7-8 and S1 of HotD. Don't get me wrong: I also see a few weak points in this season. Nevertheless, HotD is still one of the best that the series world has to offer and I especially don't understand the people who constantly give it 0-4 stars. What do you expect??? A dragon fight every week? That gets boring quickly. You need the slow storytelling so that there can be special episodes like E4 or the last minutes of E7. I understood that a long time ago. But apparently there are enough people who don't understand that.

Such a good episode. Again, this one is "slow" like the others that so many so called "fans" are claiming are slow, but this one has DRAGONS so that makes it worthy of a high rating apparently.

This episode has as much drama and intrigue as the others, but it just revolves heavily around the dragons. This is good obviously but it doesn't = good episode, it still has fantastic writing, brilliant performances and incredible music. The return of the motif from "The Winds of Winter" was a great touch and one that was super welcome, as well as the piece taking its own form and changing it up, to make it sound super eerie and haunting.

The dragons look incredible and there are some beautiful shots in this ep that take your breath away.

Overall, really good stuff that hints at big things for the season finale.

Remember how terrifying JAWS was without even seeing the monster much at all? This penultimate episode said "screw that method, we're showing the monsters in all their glory." And boy were the dragons epic. Bravo to the FX and sound design crew, this should win them the Emmy. The scene in the ale house, setting up Ulf as a potential dragon rider, was a bit cheesy, but otherwise the episode packed in a lot of tension and action. My only complaint is that they've kept Daemon in limbo for the entire season, almost as if they weren't sure what to do with him. The ending shot was pure chills.

My fear, as in most seasons of these epic tales, is that we've peaked at the penultimate episode and the finale will let us down a bit.

If you're wondering where is the budget Well this episode shows for us how the budget were spent, the dragon's cg was perfect and unstoppable and the soundtrack was amazing too! Also the directions of the shoot are great.everything make sense now , I have read the book before and now I am satisfied about what happened on the dragon seeds at was awesome and the new characters such as the HEO HAMMER IM sure one the best characters on the world of game of thrones Im so excited to the rest of the story... this how you spend the budget on the right event, Thanks for HBO for making the world as it should be , and I hope the next will be blow minds.