Game of Thrones finale - favourite bit?

[Ash]

The King in the North bit. I've been waiting for Jon to be king since Robb was done away with, but i also liked seeing the look on Littlefinger's face. Finally one of his schemes didn't come off

They'll have to watch that Baelish. Or preferably just kill him. Ironic that they were roaring about Ned's blood in Jon's veins moments after it was officially confirmed not to be the case. Presumably Bran will turn up and announce this just as the North are about to smash the Lannisters, scattering the houses. Captain Darling though

[Ash]

Arya killing Walder Frey was good, but I'd have to say for sheer nastiness, it would have to be Cersei handing over Septa Unella to the tender mercies of the Revenant Mountain and saying 'Shame! Shame!' as she locked the door.

I think Arya's bit, though nuking the Sept was pretty ****ing spectacular. Sad for Marge and the bum bandit, of course. And I did rewind Olenna's scene in Dorne a couple of times. Dianna Rigg

[Burney]

I think Arya's bit, though nuking the Sept was pretty ****ing spectacular. Sad for Marge and the bum bandit, of course. And I did rewind Olenna's scene in Dorne a couple of times. Dianna Rigg

Yeah, I'll miss Maergery. Not least because she was so easy on the eye. Poor old fanny-befuddled Tommen probably could have done with a quick arm round the shoulder and a bit of 'there's plenty more fish in the sea'-type reassurance rather than tossing himself off like that.

Yes, you do feel the scriptwriters gave Olenna those lines to express everyone's feelings about the Sand Snakes.

[Luis Anaconda]

Arya killing Walder Frey was good, but I'd have to say for sheer nastiness, it would have to be Cersei handing over Septa Unella to the tender mercies of the Revenant Mountain and saying 'Shame! Shame!' as she locked the door.

Now I've caught up, I couldn't possibly choose - though the look on Cersei's face when she walked out of the room in that scene was pure evil brilliance. Ending was superbly done as well, I thought

[Alexism - Atheoist]

I vote for Cersei standing at the window drinking her wine watching all her enemies burn, although that look Jaime was giving her at the end was another great moment. That's really signalling trouble ahead.

I am also genetically predisposed to respond that little girl with what I assume was a Scottish accent saying "and you didn't answer the call." I thought that was a great scene.