Like what? I genuinely want to know.[QUOTE="svenus97"][QUOTE="lightleggy"] GOT always plays the same BS trick where they show something completely interesting and shocking right at the end of an episode so that you feel hooked to watch the next one. Then, on the next episode, they dont deal with the previous episode's ending until like 20 minutes in and its solved in literally 1 minute or less.lightleggy
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The moments are so unmemorable that I hardly remember them...but off the top of my head
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 when John Snow finds that savage sacrificing a baby or something like that, and then the guy is ambushed and knocked out by the guy, you go all like "OH CRAP, HE'S DOOMED, HE WONT GET AWAY WITH THIS ONE!".
Next episode they dont even mention Snow until like 20 minutes in and you find out that the guy pretty much just got his wrist slapped.
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Every single episode builds up towards the ending and in the next one all the efforts and excitement are wasted when they just give 1 minute to the whole situation.
That example ending may not have been the most impactful ending of the series (although I still enjoyed it) but there are plenty of examples where episodes end that have bigger consequences.
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Off the top of my head there's the endings where Jaime pushes Bran out the window and Ned Stark's death in Season 1. Then there's Mel's shadow baby ending an episode in season 2. While Season 3 so far has had Jaime loosing his hand, Dany getting her Unsullied, and the Lannister sit down between Tywin, Tyrion, and Cersie
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