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Critics Consensus: Thanks to a balance of thrilling action, complex character work, and a savage twist, "The Old Gods and The New" justifies its deviation from the source material.
Critic Consensus: Thanks to a balance of thrilling action, complex character work, and a savage twist, "The Old Gods and The New" justifies its deviation from the source material.
The chaos and animal savagery that has always lurked just below Westeros's scrim of courtliness and gentility has finally broken through the surface and is bleeding out everywhere.
This week -- after a trip across the map that contains no new territory -- we plunge into media res so fast my head is spinning... Welcome back, Theon!
Hooray for war! Sweet, off-camera war!
This one may have strayed the furthest afield of any Game of Thrones episode yet. But oh, as far as compelling television goes, it was meaty.
Theon's betrayal is the most gripping storyline in "The Old Gods and the New." But for a more fully realized backstabber, Baelish appears to yet another encampment.
I don't know what it costs HBO to shoot those north scenes in Iceland, but it is worth every penny. Wow, are those sequences gorgeous.
The moment where characters start to lose control is an exciting point in every story. And on tonight's Game of Thrones, some of our favorites battled to hold onto power in the face of naked rebellion.
There will be those who disagree but I still feel sorry for Theon. One of the most interesting things about Game of Thrones is that it isn't simply a story of upright good guys and black-hearted villains.
This show has been as compelling as ever right out of the gate and has never flagged. With this many plot elements spinning around, there's just always much more to look forward to every week.
The second season of Game Of Thrones has done a fair amount of shifting from the book, A Clash Of Kings, but I haven't been bothered by almost any of it... the story still maintains the core themes and emotions that motivated the book.