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There are still two episodes of the eighth and final season of Game of Thrones, but it may be too late to save it. The biggest and most popular show in the world is suffering from a very bad landing and the ratings are proof of that.
The Rotten Tomatoes aggregator site revealed Saturday that the final episode of season eight, The Last of Starks, is now the second-lowest rated episode of the series. And there is other bad news: the last season is also the lowest rated season of the show's history.
"The Last of the Starks" is the second lowest rated episode of #GameofThrones of all time.
Whatever the scores of the last two episodes, this season will be the lowest rated in the history of the series. : https://t.co/EJIWxzCw4o pic.twitter.com/iO6XfV9Oz5
– Rotten tomatoes (@RottenTomatoes) May 9, 2019
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The season is currently 77% tested on RT, as a sore inch in the list of previous seasons, all over 90%. Things seem so bleak for this season that, even if she manages to get a 100% score for the last two episodes, the overall score for the season will remain at 85%, which remains the lowest in the series. Here are the notes by season for the show:
Season 1: 91%
Season 2: 96%
Season 3: 96%
Season 4: 97%
Season 5: 93% [19659002] Season 6: 94%
Season 7: 93%
Season 8: 77%
The last of the Starks rests at 57% after recording 102 reviews. This is only the sixth episode of the second to fifth season entitled Unbowed, Unbent, Unbroken. As a reminder, this is the same episode that showed the marriage of Sansa Stark to Ramsay Bolton and his horrible rape just after. The scene provoked much controversy and attracted a lot of criticism from viewers around the world.
The Last of the Starks was criticized for his poor writing, his injustice to beloved characters and his excessive introspection in the preparation of the next film. episode, making it a boring watch. This episode again aroused controversy because of the way he treated Sansa's rape. Sandor 'The Hound' Clegane told Sansa (played by Sophie Turner) that if she had left King's Landing with him, she would not have faced villains like Petyr 'Littlefinger' Baelish and Ramsay Bolton. What Sansa said: "Without Littlefinger, Ramsay and the others, I would have remained a" little bird "all my life," she says, using her nickname for her. The episode leaked a lot of ink online for justifying rape and badual abuse to Sansa's character evolution
The penultimate episode will air in India on Hotstar Monday at 6:30.
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First publication:
May 12, 2019 8:27 pm TSI
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