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Critic Consensus: Quieter and more meditative than previous episodes, "A Man Without Honor" is bolstered by incredible performances and a welcome return to an unlikely but surprisingly satisfying onscreen duo.
Episode Info
Cast
as Jaime Lannister
as Daenerys Targaryen
as Jon Snow
as Cersei Lannister
as Sansa Stark
as Theon Greyjoy
as Catelyn Stark
as Tyrion Lannister
as Petyr Baelish
as Joffrey Baratheon
as Jorah Mormont
as Bran Stark
as Robb Stark
as Sandor "The Hound" Clegane
as Arya Stark
as Maester Luwin
as Pyat Pree
as Spice King
as Osha
as Roose Bolton
as Ygritte
as Brienne
as Talisa
as Dagmer Cleftjaw
as Rickard Karstark
as Alton Lannister
as Black Lorren
as Hodor
as Kovarro
as Ser Gregor Clegane
as Rickon Stark
as Farlen
as Farlen
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Critic reviews for A Man Without Honor
Even with this focus on the family, "A Man Without Honor" was a strange and digressive episode of Game of Thrones. It featured as many wonderful character... But the pacing felt stiff and uncomfortable.
I enjoy these scenes between Arya and Papa L. -- probably not least for frisson of fear that runs through them.
A fairly transitional episode for Game of Thrones, obviously meant to gear us up for the actual coming battles.
Whoa. Did Theon Greyjoy really just kill Bran and Rickon Stark?! Moreover: Why is this show so insanely cruel to its only honorable family?
This was one of those episodes the book adherents will probably love. I certainly did. I will be curious to see how much the general audience enjoyed it.
Power and import change rapidly in this world, and on this show, and while that can be exciting to watch... it also means that more and more people will wind up in a position other than the one they're best-suited to fill.
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