Game of Thrones

@whysolina: Not the first such remark I read, but how can these two battles be compared at all? By what criteria? A whole episode was allocated to the Battle of the Bastards, there was such a scale, drama, fierce confrontation of positive and negative characters. There, even without the dragon fire, sparks flew from the tension. In the middle of the mud, blood, guts, a wild hell reigned, shocking in its realism, and in the end we all experienced blissful relief from defeating the enemy, who got what he deserved. It's no worse here. However, in a completely different way. Then the "ice" was beating, and then the "flame".

@kobiii:
S1E1: Ugh, incest
S7E7: Hooray, incest!

there is a theory on the Internet that Hodor became Hodor because of the repetition of the phrase Hold the door, which, taking into account the injury, became Hodor

@EEEEEDDYA: Poor