Season 2 – Game of Thrones

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Connor S @CWSutherland Mar 3 In the minority that I don't think it's as exciting and thorough as Season 1, but there's minimal, minimal dropoff. See more dogo f @pochita_ Feb 20 9.4/10. This season certainly didn't disappoint! The first four episodes weren't as top tier as the pacing struggled a bit and the amount of s*x and n*dity felt a bit gratuitous, but episode 5 and on really made up for this as the episodes after that were VERY consistent and I had virtually no problems with them. And they were only minor problems with the first few so it doesn't even affect this rating. Anyways, I will have to give that section tons of credit as it's one of the best stretches in television I've seen in a while. While it DID reach peaks higher than the first season (like the battle of Blackwater, goddamn that was amazing), I feel the first season was arguably more consistent as a whole. Though after all, now I'm properly hooked into the show, even more than when I first watched Baelor. I'm near certain that by the end of this show, it will end up somewhere in my favourites no matter what, even if the ending is bad. See more Jakey B @RT00961171 Feb 19 On par with the first season, starts slower but kicks off massively towards the end. The writing, action and cinematography get stronger, though the storylines are still scattered they do become more engaging. The dialogue scenes and the battle scenes are simply incredible, but hoping the plot connects more together soon. See more Rowan C @RowanC3 Jan 20 Game of Thrones Season 2 was on the same level as Season 1, but I liked it just a bit better. Ned is now dead, and multiple different people are going to war. While this is happening, Daenerys has her own journey protecting her dragons, and she visits a city named Kath, where they try to take her dragons. Robb is the king of the north, and he has a massive army on their way to King's Landing. Goffrey is still the king, and Tyrion is now the hand of the king, which means he advises Goffrey's horrible impulse control. Stannis Baratheon tries to take the kingdom by killing his brother Renley (Gethin Anthony), but he fails against the King's Guard and Tywin Lannister's army. After the war, Tywin became Hand of the King, Tyrion lost his status along with a sliced face, and Goffrey dropped Sansa for Renly's queen, Margaery (Natalie Dormer). I loved the action, the storylines, and all of the characters this season. Overall, they are on the right path, and I am sure that they will stay on it. See more Mick O. @Greenguy33 Dec 29 Great series continues with strong content See more Frans B @FransB Oct 26 Even better than first season. Still exhilarating pace, intricate story, lots of drama, very captivating and engaging, Stunning visuals, admirable acting from whole cast, intrigue and action by the bucket load. Everything what a series should be, very hard to find any fault with this. Brilliant See more Read all reviews

Game of Thrones — Season 2

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