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Critic Consensus: Smart writing, a few surprising plot developments, and an ominous final scene make "Valar Morghulis" a satisfying conclusion to a stellar season.
Episode Info
Cast
as Tyrion Lannister
as Cersei Lannister
as Jaime Lannister
as Catelyn Stark
as Daenerys Targaryen
as Petyr Baelish
as Jorah Mormont
as Jon Snow
as Tywin Lannister
as Robb Stark
as Bran Stark
as Sansa Stark
as Arya Stark
as Sandor "The Hound" Clegane
as Theon Greyjoy
as Samwell Tarly
as Maester Luwin
as Joffrey Baratheon
as Margaery Tyrell
as Qhorin
as Stannis Baratheon
as Jaqen H'ghar
as Melisandre
as Varys
as Shae
as Grand Maester Pycelle
as Brienne
as Pyat Pree
as Osha
as Ygritte
as Xaro Xhoan Daxos
as Gendry
as Hot Pie
as Talisa
as Ros
as Loras Tyrell
as Grenn
as Eddison Tollett
as Dagmer Cleftjaw
as Doreah
as Kovarro
as Hodor
as Rickon Stark
as Black Lorren
as Podrick Payne
as Khal Drogo
as Soldier Tom
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Critic reviews for Valar Morghulis
"Valar Morghulis" felt as much like a premiere as a finale... Rich, sweeping, and surprisingly emotional, it managed to be the best episode of the show to date.
The Game of Thrones season two finale begins the way 'Lost' began -- and ended, for that matter -- with an eyeball, real close up, looking around.
After "Blackwater" and this, has the show ever been better?
Season 2's final episode reminded us that maybe we should be paying more attention to what's happening north of the wall: That is, will any of this Lannister vs. Stark fighting matter when The Others attack?
Excellent, excellent episode. One of the most satisfying in its telling, with outstanding writing, especially with regard to the theme of this episode (despite its death-themed title): the pendulum swing between ice and fire.
Season 1's finale promised dragons. This time we get a legion of the undead.
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