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This, and the "He said, She Said" from season 6, which was a "me too" episode, are the two lowest rated of the entire series. Clearly, they don't do important topics very well. For me, it's just too sharp a left turn from the regular weekly goofiness.

I don't have a problem with how anybody ended their story. This episode is basically a setup for spinoffs and sequels. The Adventures Of Arya. Grey Worm's Revenge. Whatever else. As finales go, it wasn't horrible. Just wasn't in line with any fan theories. Hence, the angry Star Wars-esque fanboys.

In this day and age, I need to see a hero like this. Not just a good guy, but a kind man (to those who deserve it). Washington is the closest thing we have to the next Clint Eastwood. That quiet swagger is very captivating. I hope they make another.