Game of Thrones: Sort Seasons

By Matt Fowler

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The last season of Game of Thrones and the behind-the-scenes documentary "The Last Watch" are now part of the past, let's take a look all the seasons and find which is worthy to sit on the iron throne. Or, wheelchair King Bran.

After Season 6, when the world learned that Game of Thrones ended with Season 8, no one could have predicted how far the series would go. So controversial, in fact, that an online petition aimed at redoing Season 8, signed by a million people, made headlines. But even though many felt that the series had lost its way in the last two seasons, one can not deny how good Game of Thrones was for the basics of his series.

Browse the slideshow or continue in the list below to see our ranking for the gruesome and often spectacular seasons of Game of Thrones.

We start here at the end … with the last season.

Although most episodes lasted longer than normal, tactics could not be used. t catch up with the number of shortened episodes (only six) and the overall damage that caused the narrative. Many fans felt it was a race to the finish as Night King, Queen Cersei, and Queen Daenerys were, despite extremely impressive battle sequences, shipped too quickly. Cersei did not have enough scenes, the turn of Daenerys in Mad Queen felt rushed, and the perverse badault of the Night King on Westeros seemed to some as if it should have been the stage boss final.

Season 8 was not meaningless Special moments, like Jaime Knighting Brienne, Arya slaying the king of the night and other moments of triumph, but none of them was followed correctly and the heavy epilogue of the finale left many viewers colder than the country of always winter.

Season 7, which has only seven episodes, kicked off some tragic traits that greatly affected season 8. After a solid start and a really great result, "The Spoils of War ", the sadness of the narration was felt in the back half – especially in the episode" Beyond the Wall ", which looked like a dangerous trek that should have happened in two or three episodes.

The Fall of Littlefinger, The Last Words of Lady Olenna, Cremation Drogon of Lannister's Legions of Soldiers, and The Truth behind Jon Snow's sonship were the highlights of a season that was beginning to look less like the Game. of Thrones we knew (Bronn should not have survived "The Spoils of War", etc.) and rather a traditional TV show

Although Season 5 had an epic arc of Jon Snow – with the best episode of the series – she dropped the ball in a remarkable way with Dorne, and also on Sansa Stark's forehead making us think that she was about to claim her own destiny and the victimize again again this time by Ramsay Bolton, in the interest of the redemption of Theon Greyjoy. Nevertheless, there were many terrible moments outside these unfortunate detours, including Stannis' cruel sacrifice to his daughter and Arya's vengeance against Ser Meryn. In addition, Tyrion went all the way to Meereen to finally meet the Mother of the Dragons.

The first season of Game of Thrones not linked to a book was quick and gave us more answers and gains than we would have anticipated. Jon Snow came back to life just in time to help Sansa recover Winterfell, Bran went back in time and discovered the origins of Jon and Hodor, The Hound came back, Cersei killed, well, most Important people at King's Landing, and Daenerys managed to pull the Dothraki and Dorne under his banner. It should be noted, however, that King's bow / king's landing (with the time from Arya to Braavos, both in their second full season) tended to go astray.

The first season of Game of Thrones was a pretty good TV that, needless to say, seduced us all. This also paved the way for all the tragic atrocities by killing Sean Bean's Ned Stark, after all of us were convinced that he was the central hero of the story. Well, it was but this show was not going to go according to the normal rules. Good guys are not going to win just because things should be right and accurate in the realm. In fact, in retrospect, many fans have begun to see Ned's honor and attempt to do what was required, like a madness knowing that only the ruthless and the cunning tend to survive in Westeros. This was the incredible entrance to the show, suspended by two huge magical moments: the White Walkers and the birth of Dany's dragons. Elements that were underrated at the beginning of the series to become more vital aspects of the series and not repel viewers who are not generally fans of supernatural sagas.

A little underestimated in the scheme of things, Season 2 took the foundation of the first year and developed impressively. Tyrion had an excellent story that found him serving as the king's hand, while the introduction of Stannis' crew (including the magic of Melisandre's blood) led us to the episode epic "Blackwater". Daenerys' time at Qarth may have been his weakest arc so far, but Jon Snow's journey behind the wall, Arya's time with Tywin (and Jaqen H & ghar) in Harrenhal, and Theon's capture of Winterfell all contributed to a stellar season of shocks and surprises.

RED WEDDING !!!

Yes, the red marriage was a macabre and memorable moment in the history of common television. It's in this scene that show creators Dan Weiss and David Benioff wanted to put forth more than any other time of Thrones. And that did not disappoint. In fact, it took up the lesson we had so coldly learned in season 1, but to an even greater degree. The first clbadic hero did not work, so the son would take revenge, is not it? False. False death. The bad guys won again, and this time on an even bigger scale.

Season 3 also offered us the spectacular Jaime / Brienne couple and the Kingslayer's amazing bow redeeming, in which he was turned into one of the most hated types. on the show in a fan favorite. In addition, Daenerys used his dragons to burn slave owners abroad and took off with their armies. The only thing that dragged here was Ramsay's torture of Theon, which eventually became boring.

Tyrion and Arya had amazing bows in Season 4, both of which culminated with a full Westeros release. And after already proving that he could manipulate our feelings towards characters we had previously despised, the series once again worked magically and made The Hound a fan favorite – just before that. he is (apparently) killed.

Prince Oberyn Martell seemed the new favorite character of all for a long time, which made his sudden death and graphic even more shocking and horrible, in the midst of an extremely anticipated (and exciting) fight scene involving The Mountain. A fight that was deceived, a few weeks later, by The Hound vs Brienne. On top of that, Joffrey bit the dust, Littlefinger was revealed to be the mastermind behind some of the most crucial and horrible acts of the series and Sansa finally escaped King's Landing

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Matt Fowler is a writer for IGN and a member of the Television Critics Association. Follow him on Twitter at the address @TheMattFowler and on Facebook at Facebook.com/MattBFowler.