Winds of Winter, Battle of the Bastards, take your pick.

Winds of Winter. Probably the best episode of television I've ever seen.

Battle of the Bastards, The Winds of Winter, Hardhome, The Mountain and The Viper, Rains of Castamere, Blackwater, Dance of Dragons

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Obviously The Winds of Winter. Every second spent in King's Landing was poetry.

Confess.

Baelor, Fire and Blood, What is Dead May Never Die, Blackwater, Kissed by Fire.

The Winds of Winter (best
ever
, not only on Game of Thrones).
Green Trial, Tower of Joy, King in the North, Hand of the Queen, Daenerys sets sail and also every single scene was great, plus it being the best composed episode of all times (IMO). Perfect.

My favorite TV shows list:
http://www.imdb.com/list/Viyqq3Jd_Cg

Baelor
Blackwater
The Rains of Castamere
The Children
Hardhome
The Winds of Winter
-King_Baratheon

Battle of the Bastards , I was on the edge of my seat the whole episode , it was just amazing.

Kissed by Fire.

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My personal favorite is A Golden crown but I'm not caught up yet

Hard to say. Winds of Winter is definitly a contender for me but I also loved Kissed by Fire and Hardhome.
Wouldst thou like to live deliciously?

Baelor & Blackwater
Reported for doody.

Winds of Winter.

The Watchers on the Wall (4x9).
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My October Challenge 2016:
http://www.imdb.com/list/ls066074398/

And Now His Watch Is Ended, Book of the Stranger, Battle of the Bastards.

"Art is magic delivered from the lie of being truth"

Kissed by fire.

Oh and I forgot about Bran.

1. We don't know if that's alll he saw.
2. Do we really know how he decides what he will see? I mean the last time he went alone he randomly got to the Night's king despite not wanting it.
3. I really don't like Bran's arc, but from day one whatever he sees is plot convenient.

I think the only valid points are:

1. Lancel following the child (but some people said it could be because the child was out of place, possibly one of the little birds, so he was probably going to where Cersei was hiding instead of the red keep, hence the line "The longer you wait the worth it will be for you", as there's no reason to say it to a child and yet it's just a theory)
2. Jon Snow KITN. The books have proper setup for this, the show lacks it completely, good point.
   Now for the rest of the points:
3. Sam in Oldtown - we don't know how they got there, so it's possible they were hiding, and that the rest of his family delayed his dad on purpose. Seriously we've got absolutely no details about this one.
4. Arya killing Walder- the scenes in the show are not chronological. (e.g. in "No One" the Jon and Sansa plot spreads over several weeks, Arya's plot over a few hours). So she probably just got there a few months later and planned it on carefully. Yea her faceless man training conclusion was cr@p (Huzzah you killed your co worker and disobeyed us all the way, you are now one of us!!), but given that silly conclusion and assuming she can now use faces, ep10 makes perfect sense, and the nonsense that is ep8 should not be taken into account.
5. What convicted regicide did Dany keep? If you mean Tyrion then it is known his trial was bull$hit, and it's not like Dany intends to politely talk the royal family out of the red keep and everybody lives happily ever after. The point would be valid for someone like pre-Blackwater Stannis, but Dany has surrounded herself by shady people since day one (Jorah the slaver, the Dothraki). And about getting rid of Daario, well she said she intends to marry poltically in Westeros, and that she needs someone to keep the peace in the Bay of Dragons. so there's nothing wrong with that.

I wish I could buy you a beer for this post.

Blackwater.
Winds Of Winter was full of nonsense, like the rest of Season 6, starting with Lancel being sent to get Cersei as if he could actually force her to come, then following a random kid instead just so we could see the wildfire beneath the Sept. Then we got abberations like Arya killing Walder Frey, Sam arriving untroubled at Oldtown, Daenerys abandoning her secret lover for no good reason but keeping a convicted regicide, Bran streaming the rest of the Tower of Joy fan video instead of something that could actually matter, a bastard made king in spite of being the lousiest military commander ever and a deserter of the Night's Watch and I could go on.
Winds of Winter was full of emotional, idiot pleasing stuff.
Long may she reign
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The Winds of Winter for sure.
Kissed By Fire was my favorite for a while, but that finale was perfect.

Blackwater, Battle of bastards, rains of castamere, winter, hardhome. Take your pick.