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Moreover id, for the naive ones Who talk about 'mad Queen', if they read history, they ll find that what Dany did is nothing compered to the attrocities commited by respected historical figures like Julius Ceasar And Alexander the Great!

What is worse about this episode is the fast way in which everbody starts betraying Danny. Lets not forget that she is the liberator of the slaves at the east coast! In fact if she had not listened to her 'wise' councelors she could already have made Cercy like fried chicken with her dragons! Instead she chose to go And fight For the living with great cost For her! Regar is gone! Jora is gone! Misante is gone Viseris is gone! Half of her army is gone.!She bled For the north! What is her reward now? The north Cercy (sansa which was useless And did nothing at the battle of winterfel plots against her! I detest her! Northern People did not appreciate what she did For them! Moreover I find justifiable the Last words of Misante "DRACARIS!"! Burn them Dany! Burn them all! They deserve it!

Thank you for the phuque boy commentary. #team_tormund_giantsbane.

U rock

Hey Danika, I think you should complete the, "Houses of Westeros" series, after the Finale. I'd be great to let the people know how much of the Georges story is being left out. It is your number #1 on the Tube, and is the reason I personally found your channel. Kudos for an awesome year, and cant wait to see that purple hair color 👍🏻 U Rock

Carlos Santamaria

A lot of people have bought into the idea that we are living in some kind of utopia. It’s nobody’s fault that the Master is lazy, the Master doesn't write. This is not Game of Thrones, surprise! :)

I think that the final scene of the entire series will have whoever is now ruler having a ceremony, they’re commemorating the greatest hero of the realm, the one who made all of this possible. And then, the unveil a giant tapestry, and it’s David Tenent leaning halfway out of the TARDIS, hold a sonic screwdriver. “Without this man, our armies could never have crossed thousands of miles in an afternoon.”

Robert Williams