Lords of Kobol, hear my prayer...

I'm still astounded how everyone in Westeros didn't seem to care about the existential threat of the White Walkers.

Seriously. And I mean, they did the entire White Walker arc so dirty by basically making everything about them useless and to be destroyed easily, especially with them being such an looming threat the entire series, but to not have the characters care all that much? That makes zero sense. Here's an unknown entity that is threatening Westeros and all you can do is just shrug your shoulders and go, "welp"? WTF?

And I still can't after them blaming the dragons, and, who was it, Tormund? Who was like, "I don't trust anyone who rides a dragon" or something like that and I'm just like BITCH YOU RODE A DRAGON WHEN DANY SAVED YOUR ASS FROM THE WHITE WALKERS!

Also, Cersei was a stone cold bitch and deserved a better death than crying and having a ceiling fall on her. I wanted her to go out like a BAMF.

That was such a disservice to the character, I still can't believe they gave her a weakass death.

I mean, we can rant for hours about the injustice the show did not just in the final season but just overall throughout the show's run, but basically this was a story that deserved better showrunners/writers. There was just so much wrong with what they did, it's kind of amazing how they fucked up and how much they just don't care, like at all.

I mean, it's a paycheck, but I have to wonder about the satisfaction of doing something that isn't as great as it used to be (SPN, I'm also looking in your direction).

There are some shows, SPN included, where I'm very curious to hear about an actor's thoughts about it after its done and they're no longer underneath contract. Some actors might not want to burn bridges, but there are some who will state discreetly their opinions on certain things (and others that don't give a fuck and will go off the rails and rant about things). I mean, for some of them it is a steady paycheck but sometimes I wonder if they regretted signing their contracts (or extending their contracts) and if it prevented them from doing other things that they might've wanted to pursue.

I know that for some Game of Thrones actors, particularly those that had their characters killed off (esp when the characters were still alive in the books), they had some...choice words about it. Really, there needs to be compilation of all the actors who had negative experiences on that show and spoke about it, whether in a discreet manner or not.