I think I said OMG at least a dozen times after she came out of nowhere and killed the NK. Best scene ever and I'm still pumped about it.

She's going to need night vision goggles.

I had to turn off the lamp in my living room so I could see better.

for someone that sees all, he did not see that coming...or did he

Omg! This picture💜💛🧡💚💙❤️

That was hell of a one night stand.

This, right here, is why so many people had issues with her sex scene...we've basically seen her grow up from this into the badassed lady she is now...

that's actually perfect

if they're not one...

Of this group, Jon did 99% of the work. Arya is the teammate who only shows up right at the end, makes a clutch shot, and gets all the credit.

The feels! It was a good death for her though, tough until the end!

honestly I haven't really liked her until this episode

Why didn't he warg into one of the dragons? Wtf was the crow supposed to do?

Well, they were battling the Darkness after all...that´s my guess on why this episode was so dark making it literally so difficult to watch, like experiencing a world full of darkness in anticipation to victory.

The ladies are missing, especially Lady Stark and Ygritte =))

theon you have been a good man thank you (for the wifi)

The Hound has a heart after all.

he saw it coming

Question, did ghost survive?

Yeah, but that was early. What about at the end? He went charging in with the Dothraki, and I don't remember seeing him afterwards.

They should have shown Ghost is alive (Please be alive, Please be alive!)

So is Drogon, so Cercei is f#cked.

Thank the Gods, GoT has already killed too many dire wolves

I just hear it!!

The idea to make the episode so dark (literally) was brilliant! First, it put an accent on the grim atmosphere, second it gave a whole new dimension to the chaotic combat!

YOU GUYS HAD ONE JOB!!!!!

But she IS left handed.

"Felt cute might delete the night king later idk" FTFY

when he wargs into multiple ravens, it's to see what his opponents are doing, in the hopes that he can focus more and more accurately upon potential outcomes. he tells theon that he's a good man, and thanks him, at that specific time, to solidify theon's determination to protect bran -- the only bait that can draw the nk to that particular place, at that particular time, in order to delay the nk for a few minutes more -- giving arya time to get into position. 2/2

The night WAS dark and full of terrors....

Danaerys!! LOL

The Night King´s mistake was underestimating men, particularly women.

Think we almost knew it but still, the tension, it was so darn good!

How bad a*s was it, though? He f*****g took out dozens of white walkers and then the Night King himself was the one who took him out! Much better to be killed by the Night King than one of his zombie lackies.

Me trying to see pretty much anything in that whole episode.

Other than getting other people killed for several seasons and then sitting there like a target, what has Bran contributed? Other than the creepy stares, of course.

She always knew how it was going to end for her.

Too soon

Stan and Ollie (sobbing)...

Arya right behind him.

more like 99% of the game

Well, Bran told everyone what Little finger did, revealed John his real name (true, together with Sam), gave Arya the dagger... But this battle, I agree, he sucked (I'm not being sarcastic).

Give him some credit, he has done a lot unlike his predecesor.

How the heck did Sam survive?

After all she did in the past (Shireen), I think Melisandre finally found redemption in S8E3.

Its funnier in GIF form

Ha ha ha, considering what little Drogon accomplished...

Still no comments? :D

Couldn't he have just said, 'Stand behind me' or something?