True. I thought me saying possibly kind of gave that impression but maybe I need to make it more clear for you simple ones 
Iâm not.
The internet is awash with speculation about who lives and who dies. I think the producers have a pretty tight lid on the outcome of the series and Iâd be very surprised if spoilers where leaked at this point.
I love reading the various fan theories about how the story will be tied up. I just want it to make sense and not be disappointed by the ending as I have been with other big shows Iâve invested time in- Dexter, Lost, The Sopranos.
Iâve become impatient about the outcome and find Iâm having to watch episodes twice to get full enjoyment. I find it was a lot easier to get into when i watched the first several series in a short time frame but Iâm too scared to wait and watch series eight all at once because I know the conclusion wonât be as enjoyable if Iâm not watching along with the rest of the world.
Issac Hempstead Wright (Bran Stark) has arrived in Sydney for a scheduled promotional tour for the final season.
EDIT: Pete Helliar did an interview with Isaac which will air on The Project tonight (April 29).
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Epic.
what the heck, did what I watch actually happen?
Thatâs what!
Yeah a lot of people are slamming it. I really liked it. Especially the ending.
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I enjoyed the masterpiece that was season sixâs âBattle of the Bastardsâ more. I rank it as one of the greatest, most gripping episodes of a television series I have ever watched . It helped my enjoyment that the action took place during daylight and they drew on historic battles as inspiration for many of the scenes.
It probably didnât help that I watched last night when I was tired and my concentration level was low. The length of the episode and the darkness detracted from my enjoyment. I still found it intense and exciting but I had an inkling about who would save the day when I saw an HBO sanctioned description of the episode. Perhaps I need to watch it again.
Iâm hoping the finale will come close to the quality of âBattle of the Bastardsâ and it will be as satisfying. Iâve always preferred the Kings Landing thread of the story more than the Night King strand.
I always think the battle episodes are not as strong as the rest of the series but I know a lot people are really into that sort of stuff. I find it quite unrealistic when the major characters get completely surrounded by the enemy, again and again. It really does seem like it would be impossible for them to survive, yet somehow they manage to survive. That happened so many time in this episode.
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Episode 3 of the final season hit a new series high in the US, with a 18-49 rating of 5.3 and 12.02 million viewers for the first screening. Including streaming and replays, total audience reached 17.8 million, beating the season 8 premiere by 400,000 viewers.
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yes there was backlash coz how dark the episode was ie it was shot in the dark hence people calming there couldnât see keyparts
The GoT cinematographer says the latest episode wasnât too dark - âA lot of the problem is that a lot of people donât know how to tune their TVs properly,â 
i had to turn my brightness way up to see some parts but other wise its was a fantastic episode
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Yeah it was slightly too dark. But I also turned the brightness up. It was fine once I did that.
I didnât have problems with it apart from the quality of Foxtel Now being absolute shit, which made all the dark scenes look appauling.
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I really thought that episode was going to be a filler episode. But it was jammed pack. What a great episode. 2 more to go 
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A Foxtel spokesman said that the company did not own any rights to license the FOX Showcase channel for public or exhibition broadcast.
Oops, someone left a coffee cup and it was included in the final edit.
https://www.news.com.au/entertainment/tv/game-of-thrones/game-of-thrones-hilarious-gaffe-accidentally-left-in-scene/news-story/ec46bd057104d943d05ae88f74196fd4
Oh come on Foxtel lighten up.