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Episode 50...

Posted by Victor Khomenko on November 17, 2015 at 08:00:33:
...did not impress me nearly as much. I thought it looked like the whole crew was tired, looking forward to get the job finished. Several scenes were, for this reason, way too overdrawn, especially the Walk of Shame... was it just to give the extras something to talk about? They surely got their eyes full. But to make the viewer to feel sympathy for an evil person - IS an achievement in itself. I suspect the payback will be a bitch.

The last scene left me almost indifferent - throughout all 50 episodes I managed not to develop strong positive feelings towards that character. Something in it kept me cold.

Wonderful last scenes by Dinklage, with a strong promise of more to come.