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They can't possibly be unaware we want this. All articles on the reboot are, at the very least, slightly sarcastic about the whole thing. Maybe there wasn't interest in a straight continuation (which I doubt). I would be SO there if they picked up the story and kept going.

He's a better actor than Twilight suggests and very good looking. Also, looking forward to seeing him jacked.

I love all the International Hotness!!

Will I watch? Of course. At least the pilot. I just think it's hilarious how this is one of the only shows most people seem to be OK having a 'reboot'/continuation (and with it being an open-ended soap opera could very easily be done) and they won't do it. Sad, especially since the wonderful chemistry they used to have seems to still be there and Dylan's death (drug relapse?) would make the perfect opening moment story.

I actually quite liked that storyline too. I am a sucker for the occasional outlandish story. But, yes, binging (or, at least, watching it faster than over months) does really help. And, let's face it, Evans was not delivering acting gold.

Season 6/7: I really liked how they did the shooting and its aftermath for the first half of Season 7. And the resolution (with the college shooting) was a smart one. They really made April likeable as the season progressed. Once she had that freakout during her trauma training, I knew she was a keeper. I did not expect to cry so much when Arizona came back. And the reveal that Callie is pregnant genuinely surprised me. Great twist!

Barf.

Chubette?! I can't!

I've watched it so many times over the years and I still get goosebumps. What a terrific speech: From great opening line, to subtly funny moments, to a grand finale. The love was palpable. One of the greatest daytime moments.

Very intriguing!

Excuse me?!

Better shot and lit than actual DAYS episodes... Quite fun, too. Not complaining about all the shirtlessness.

One more ratings record as we say goodbye.

The finale made an entire point of how, yes, he was punished. But, no, not some gruesome death. Whoa! Really cool!

The show was no longer an adaptation. It stands to reason it wouldn't be George R. R. Martin brilliant anymore. That was a really good finale. Clarke did, once again, marvelous work as she addressed her army. I gasped when Jon stabbed her. Expected but, still, I wasn't sure they'd pull that trigger. LOVED, and predicted, that Drogon would melt the Throne. I did not expect Bran to become King and didn't have much hope we'd see all the other great characters, but all was pleasantly surprising. Really happy Davos, Brienne, Bronn, and Sam are on the small council. Really happy Sansa is Queen in the North. Really happy Arya's exploring. Really happy Jon's back Beyond the Wall which makes him happy. It was heartbreaking watching the Stark children share their last scene together but I am so happy their montage was the end. Sigh. What a show. What a journey. Goodbye, Game of Thrones.

He's quite funny and charming. You tell 'em, Grey Worm!

@ChitHappens @Antoyne I mean, would it have been nice to see Cersei suffer/tortured a little before her death? Sure. But was it HUGE poetic justice, not to mention ironic, that the symbol of her power, what she fought so evilly to keep in control of, literally came crashing down on her? ABSOLUTELY. Delicious. Delicious!

I think this was one of the best episodes of the series. Wow. I will have to rewatch. First of all, Emilia Clarke's performance was PHENOMENAL. I am so annoyed at the posts I'm seeing claiming this was OOC and that the writing destroyed Dany etc. Ridiculous. This has been foreshadowed. I guess Varys' outmaneuvering couldn't save him this time. Loved how the dragon stepped out of the darkness. The Hound's death and Cersei's death were incredibly poetic. In terms of special effects/production: Superb. And now one more war...

In some heartbreaking news, Peggy Lipton has passed away. Another one lost to cancer. This (sadly, tragically) makes Norma and Ed's long, looong road to reunion even more touching and poignant. I'm so glad we got to see that. 72? I would've never guessed. RIP.

That blooper is funny! I swear, I don't know what y'all even WANT!

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Wow. What a rollercoaster of emotions. So much great stuff in the post-battle - the funeral, the dinner, the humor with Tormund and the Hound, Gendry becoming a Lord. Poor Gendry didn't see that wedding proposal rejection coming! But I don't think it's over for them just yet. Bronn's scene was another standout. Brienne and Jaime were the emotional center of the episode and it was so, so good. I wasn't sure if they'd ever go there, but I am so glad they slept together, even if it wasn't an expression of romantic love from Jaime but instead platonic love and gratitude (at least that's my reading for now). I found Jaime's continued guilt over his crimes extremely touching, and a natural continuation of his redemption arc, and of course, what can be said about Christie's heartbreaking reaction to begging Jaime to stay and him leaving? EMMY for Christie! And then the dragon being killed out of the blue! What a twist. What a scene. The final scene was phenomenal. Cersei at her coldest, evilest, bitchiest. Poor Missandei.

Ugh. The pain of LML's un. God. As for Nikki, the show did a GREAT job getting her involved in Jabot and opening up new avenues for her... why they gave it all up to the point where she had to go into politics I will never know...

I don't necessarily get the sense that the cast is not interested in putting together an entertaining show. Maybe some of them aren't trying, some of them aren't talented perhaps. I just think it's very hard, even for the seasoned veterans, to do much when they have to shoot eight damn episodes a week with no rehearsal time. The pace and conditions are punishing and almost impossible to overcome.

Thanks! Yes, Alice, Mickey, Maggie, Mike (got a call from Jeremy), Jenn all appeared. They did a version of the ornament hanging and flashbacked to Tom/Alice as a substitute.