SPOILER ALERT! So am I the only one excited about a new round of GoT?

[beefcake]

Yep, didn't expect Margery to go. Glad the sparrow is gone although I kind of wished he had stayed around longer and cemented his views for longer and deeper into the people.
A friend of mine had already predicted Jon Snow's heritage but it was very cool to see that.
I'll be very interested in next season seeing reactions to Cersei, her claim on the throne seems way too loose (they also called her Lannister didn't they during the crowning?) And also seeing what little finger does as his best laid plans are again being upset by others. Look out Jon.

[jim rae]

Good family fun once again. 

The pie, if memory serves me right is a nod to Shakespeare's Titus Andronicus although feel free to correct me...

The last scene with the dragons flying a Combat Air Patrol over Daenerys´ personal Overlord (well, at least Operation Neptune), was a nice touch... Don't they have a Dragon Carrier in the fleet tho´?

I enjoyed seeing those smug SoBs of the Sparrows consumed by righteous fire although it wasn't entirely unexpected.

Gets my 9.5/10....

[Malebolgia]

Wow wow wow! What an epic finale. Loved every moment of it, including the fantastic cello music in the first and ending scenes. Perfectly chosen. Season 6 was quite mediocre but thankfully they ended with two awesome episodes. Looking forward to season 7!

[Hammers]

Bella Ramsey (!), Lady Lyanna Mormont may be my favorite actress (at least supporting) of the whole series. What a lass!

[Hupp n at em]

I'll contribute to the echo chamber: 'twas a good 'un.    Really, no complaints. I was very happy the whole way through.

[Elk101]

Bella Ramsey (!), Lady Lyanna Mormont may be my favorite actress (at least supporting) of the whole series. What a lass!

Absolutely. She's a great character. I enjoyed the episode too. The whole Sansa / Baelish thing is kind of sinister, especially those looks good exchanged at the end. Still no direct confirmation of Jon's dear old dad though I guess that is strongly inferred.

[Charlie_]

A lot of characters did some impressive teleporting around Westeros this season, most notably Littlefinger.

But Varys beats them all with this episode!

[Elk101]

There has been a lot of unusual travel this season. The Varys thing was just ridiculous though.

[Reed]

A lot of characters did some impressive teleporting around Westeros this season, most notably Littlefinger.

But Varys beats them all with this episode!

Worst of it is that it was totally unnecessary to have Varys at that scene. But I'm quite content with this season, a lot more than with season 5.

[Andym]

-Sad to see Margery Tyrell go. Excellent character/actress.

Ah, but did she die? If I remember the episode, the only person you actually see burned is the High Sparrow!

Maybe she'll have some miraculous escape, Mission Impossible-esque, where we see Margery running just at the very edge of the explosion, then leaping into Blackwater Bay as the flames sweep over the surface of the water above her!

[Dr. Zombie]

I didn't quite get why Tommen just threw himself out of a window. It would have been much cooler if he would have at least tried to stand up to Cercei.

[Elk101]

I actually thought that scene was really good. The fact that he didn't even try to confront Cersei probably made it worse for her.

I do hope they don't pad it out and drag the show down now. It probably needs to come to some sort of conclusion while people still care about the characters.

The Jamie - Cersei thing will be interesting. Has she just flipped? It seems to be getting set up for next season with an army of the North,  an army of the Queen at King's Landing (however fractious) and an alliance of Dorne,  Iron Islands renegades, Dothraki and the Unsullied probably coming from the south. There should be a conveniently sized army when the Night King finally passes the Wall.
 

[JollyBob]

I did not foresee Arya popping up to deal with Walder Frey like that. A rather nice, but a rather cursory weaving in of the Frey pie...

Frey Bentos! 

I'm so sorry, I've been sitting on that one all night and couldn't hold it in any longer.

Otherwise, great episode, nicely setting up a huge fight next season. Will Jon and the army of the North ally with Danaerys and Dorne, do you think? Team up and defeat the Lannisters and then sqaure off against each other...?

I can imagine Westeros settling into a very tense Cold War at the end of the final season... Nice open end to the show. 

[Dr. Zombie]

I would place money on John Snow/Baratheon King of the North marrying Daenerys. Creating a royal super couple able to defeat both the Lanisters and the army of White walkers.

[Elk101]

Of course this does mean that Sansa is definitely his cousin, not his sister. King and Queen of the North?