Game of Thrones, Season 8 (spoilers allowed)

I’m of the same thinking on him as with Ghost — if they didn’t show him dead, he’s alive. Those deaths would have had impact that waiting a week to go, “and, oh yeah, a dragon died,” won’t have.

 

I don't know that I saw Ghost after the very beginning outside.

 

We have more big players left than I expected. Damn little army left, other than whatever Northern clans didn't come to the banner call. Knights of the Vale, maybe. Hoping to see the Second Sons show up just in time but that's awfully Deus ex Machina.

Three episodes left, and I have no idea where it goes from here.

Dayum.

 

Ghost is shown in the episode four trailer.

 

When? I'm too drunk to remember if I saw him

 

There's a brief shot of characters and remaining troops outside the walls, basically where the last line of defense was. He shows up on the end of the line. It's at 0:18 or 19.

'Game of Thrones' Final Season: Who Died in the Battle of Winterfell — and Why It Matters

 

That was intense.
Count me among those who wasn't sure who lived and who died because it was dark the entire episode and cut from place to place so much.
I get the whole cinematic setting of the episode, but HBO still needs to consider that people need to see it and understand what's going on.
I'll have to re-watch.

 

It would help to re-watch, but I won't. Maybe if I binge the series again in a few years, but so much of that was hard to see. I just don't want to bother again right now.

As Neutral pointed out, they clearly don't have enough of an army left to take on Cersei. She played everybody once again.

Count me among those thinking Ghost and Rheagal both survived.

 

Here are the previews for next week. You can definitely see two dragons in the sky at least once, so Rheagal made it. I don't see Ghost, but maybe I missed him.

 

I think the biggest "Ohhhh" moment of the episode for me was early the Dothraki fired sword charge. That was well played.