The Bells

It's the worst end possible to such an iconic series! Very very disappointed!

Visuals were great. But GOT is not only about good visuals. Got was always based on a strong story with a lot of things that actually made sense. I can only think about the dissapointment of the actors on which how the show has been progressing in season 8. To be honest, i feel attacked by the way D&D thought to complete these series. You can clearly see Martin missing from here. Nothing makes sense about this show anymore. I feel so angry with waiting all these years for this and it happening without any sense of logic. The ones that are so happy with the show and such, they haven't been waiting for years and aparently think the show is based on visuals, rather than politics, plots and character development. NO ONE EXPECTED A HAPPY ENDING, WE JUST EXPECTED A LOGIC ENDING. Dissapointing to the core.

The main villains of GoT are the creators of this episode, i.e., David Benioff and D.B. Weiss. What have they done to this fantastic and extraordinary series! Totally disappointed.

The second to last episode of "Game of Thrones", "The Bells", is visually stunning, but absolutely disappointing. The destruction of King´s Landing is amazing and the best the episode can offer. However the expectation of the viewer is frustrated by the awful storyline. Along the years, Daenerys was built as a fair woman. Out of the blue, she goes completely crazy after defeating Cersei´s army that had surrendered in an absolute nonsense attitude. The fight of Jaime and Euron is boring and too long. The end of Cersei is also disappointing. My vote is six.

Title (Brazil): "The Bells"

Why do a sloppy job with ultra fast forward of all plot timelines to move to a hurried conclusion. All this time spent(in years) cooking the perfect recipe for a potentially satisfying ending and now left with hardly any time to savor it. They should have paced it out to allow fans to mourn a minute or two for the characters they've been invested in for years. Could have been greater than it turned out to be- but folks will be asking why cut corners for the most successful show in recent years? If budget was a problem even crowdfunding would have been successful(not that HBO needs it)- such is the stature of the show.