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Superbowl, Homeboy!
Not trying to be a douche, dude. My bad. I just absolutely love how the season is setting up in chess-like fashion. The pieces are being moved around the board, the action is tense, and we're getting ready for an incredible roller coaster ride. I hear people complain about this show and it sounds like someone mad about their perfectly prepared filet mignon because the pepper shaker on the table doesn't match the china--nitpicking.
I think it's been fantastic, and I think a lot of the trouble is that people are expecting the big, shocking action and sheer awesome scope of the story every single episode, and it is absolutely impossible to deliver that.
I just disagree in a major way with a lot of people about this season, so I grumble. I know, not me--never!--right?
I'm with you on this. Perhaps it's because we both have read the books.
The characterlist is so huge and the storyline is thrown up in the air several times during the books. It takes time to get alignment of the story both leading up to the major events and after the major events. I'm fine with the storyline building up and still think it's a great show.