Game of Thrones (2011-2019) TV Series

Stars	User	Rating
12	BeeDub	85 _63%
Watch it with your sister.
6	Jerky	85 _98%
Far and away the best thing on TV circa 2016. It's rare that a show can go 6 seasons and still be so fucking good. I can't even put into words how good everyone is here. There's no real main character (sure, you can say Jon Snow...but Dany, Cersei, Tyrion and Arya get as much screen time) and still, each story line is great on it's own...supporting cast at it's best! Beyond great characters, the key to any great series is to keep the audience guessing, and it does this in spades! Fuck season 8
6	FrederikA	90 _96%
Welcome to Westeros, the land where all your childhood fairytales about good triumphing over evil comes to die - painfully. You may need to be a masochist to keep watching it, but it offers one of best dramas ever to grace the TV screen, and not just within the fantasy sub-genre.
4	CosmicMonkey	85 _85%
Game of Thrones Seasons 1-4: Look at how these morally complex & intelligent characters fight each other for power through the use of political intrigue, deception, and military strategy all against a background of a supernatural threat that serves as a metaphor for modern-day climate change and watch us tell this story in a way that leads to surprising yet earned plot twists and the shocking deaths of many major characters. Game of Thrones Season 8: Who can we get to bone each other next?
3	bratings	94 _94%
Game of Thrones is as much a game of dominoes as chess, as much a tumultuous political drama as it is an elaborate ensemble piece, as much an expertly crafted saga with exceedingly fine-tuned performances - even from the youngest actors, if you can believe it - as it is an extraordinary production teeming with gorgeous cinematography, stirring music, fantastic costuming, and arresting sets, locations and visual effects.
3	dardan	78 _83%
noble families fight for control, but any attempt at control will be destroyed. some dickless person, a nobody and a midget get quite far.
3	backwardsuit	70 _48%
How on earth do I rate this mess? The first 3 or 4 seasons are truly excellent & ambitious adaptations of a seminal series of books. Then it gradually descends into an almost farcical mockery of some its initial core ideas. Not to say it's all bad or without ent. value but as one of those annoying book fans I found it hard contain my disappointment & just enjoy the spectacle. Represents a monumental industrial point in many ways, which sadly turned out to be the most interesting thing about it.
3	eCitizen	93 _96%
Abundant entertainment. The series draws you in. I wait with anticipation for each new installment. A few story lines disappoint, but most are great. Interesting & shocking developments. Frequent twists & turns. They're not afraid to kill off their lead characters. So many awesome characters to get invested in, and hate. Many side plots moving to inexorable confrontations. I absolutely love the series. Some of the writing is spectacular. Excellent performances. One of my all time favorites.
3	Pickpocket	6 _55%
A tough show to rate because it's so uneven. The great moments are really well done and the bad moments are really miserable. If you haven't read the books it's understandable if you can't understand what's going on. I like how they started to deviate from the books as they are going to have to because there's no way hamplanet George RR Martin lives till the end of its 7 (possibly 8) season run.
3	vv238	72 _76%
This show is broken into two eras: the Martin era (seasons 1-4), and the D&D era. The Martin era is absolutely magical and among the best television ever made but the rest is diminishing returns until the disaster that is season 8. Shocking deaths and epic battles were never the point of this political drama until all character, plot, and tone were stripped away until effects were all that remained. I'm not sure how to recommend as it might have the least satisfying conclusion in TV history.
3	Ross	85 _88%
I see so many problems with every single episode, but I still love it overall.
2	overrated	67 _72%
Starts off as peak fantasy House of Cards, keeping interest by demolishing tropes and building up unlikeable characters. Unfortunately both GRRM and D&D learned the wrong lesson from the RW and tried to replicate that "oh fuck" moment instead of coherently wrapping it up. After the S4 finale the quality deteriorated with the exception of a handful of these extravaganza moments, with great dialogue and characters sacrificed for CG explosions and zombies. S1-S4: 85 / S5-S6: 65 / S7: 20 / S8: 10.
2	Velvet Crowe	55 _57%
The stench of HBO is very apparent in this show and many moments in the show were pretty idiotic topped by bad writing, only to get worse with each season. Sometimes, though, the show does have moments where it does shine and the performances are pretty good by a lot of the main cast. I've seen this sort of show done better before, so I can't really find myself becoming too attached to it. I honestly feel like it'd be much better if HBO didn't get their hands on it.
2	Bunyas	80 _86%
As a reader of the books i can say that this series is so under its potential, has many differences from the books and unnecessary changes.. But it is also a very high quality production.. (PS: 80 points for the first five seasons, I left watching after 5th season)
2	IceStark7	100 _99%
Mance Rayder apparently plays Chief from The One Who Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest and is also in The Revenant, who would've guessed?
1	Gideon	4 _99%
Hands down one of the best television series ever made. Insanely high production value.
1	JSchlansky	75 _67%
I was like 4 seasons behind by the time it wrapped up and given how much everyone hated the ending, I might just stick where I'm at.
1	Mist600	92 _95%
Brilliant, complex, dark, violent, moving, engrossing, highest quality! Just tad concerned by wobble in S7 (prob having to go 'off book' & accelerate pace -> SLIGHT sloppiness) Really hope S8 wraps things up @ flaming, roaring, sizzling level the show maintained thru first 6 seasons. PS. WISH ALL TV SHOWS WERE SPLIT INTO SEPERATE ENTRIES PER SEASON HERE on CRITICKER. Not this, but some shows range from 5* to 2* quality in different seasons & thus hard to rate/review in 1 entry.
1	KasperL	60 _50%
With LOTR as the one notable exception, I'm not really into fantasy anymore, but, although I found several of the seasons to be an extremely mixed bag, GoT was always more or less worth watching for some undeniably great production values. And I, for one, thought that s8e03-s8e06 were solid and relatively satisfying. \| Favorite season: S1 \| Favorite episode: probably "The Door" (s6e05) \| Favorite character: Tyrian
1	muutanet	59 _48%
One of the most over rated series of all time. I've seen now three entire seasons and still waiting when the action starts. The only interesting storyline is the dragons. One of the few real fantasy elements in the Middle Ages series. I decided to see the series till the end and it improved a lot towards the end. Quicker they get rid of the burden of the books the better.
1	Theotis	85 _85%
This show started off fantastic, with infinite potential culminating within the first 4 seasons. Once season 5 hits all continuity and logic falls out the window. An opportunity missed, but is still a wonder to behold for the fantasy genre. Would definitely recommend, but falls short of greatness.
1	P u l p	71 _69%
I couldn't imagine a worse last season and last episode.
1	nothings	60 _48%
season seven managed to give us some of the action weve been waiting for while also making us miss the great writing of the old seasons. id trade drogon cooking zombies for varys and littlefinger's conversations any day. and there was more drama in watching the valiant but naive robb starks ill fated campaign than there is watching westeros's A Team go on some ridiculous quest and only losing a few extra's. but when it was better, it was really great.
1	Okkervil	75 _75%
One of the greatest TV shows ever made, full of moments of genuine genius throughout its run. S8 cannot be ignored however. Whilst some critiques of S8 amount to not much more than ‘I wanted it to end exactly as I dreamt’, the narrative & character missteps are hard to ignore. Dorne was probably the warning sign than when pushed D&D would bottle it big time. Sadly tainted. S1 - 92. S2 - 90. S3 - 96. S4 - 85. S5 - 69. S6 - 88. S7 - 82. S8 - 55.
1	Kuroel	70 _80%
Let us not discuss season 8. Earlier seasons offer drama and tragedy raw and real of Shakespearian pathos. Amazing, makes the viewer emotionally extremely invested.
1	edkrak	70 _64%
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1	CMonster	30 _12%
I really enjoyed season one. Two was trash. Three didn't redeem it. That's where I stopped. I just didn't want to be annoyed at how retarded the writing was anymore. Some of the acting was top notch, but some was unwatchably bad. Seriously Aidan Gillen, how do you go from such a great and nuanced performance in The Wire to this. Just a terrible performance.
1	MontyCircus	100 _96%
Best show I've ever seen...though the last season (5th) took a looooong time to get going...but was well worth seeing in the end!
1	FunkyAstro	95 _97%
Come children and gather as you are shown one of the greatest anti-fairytales this world has known, as good struggles to survive the dark world of Westeros. The high marks of the show's production value evidence the fact that we are truly in the golden age of television. Each 45 minute mini-movie builds the stories of the characters we love to root for and also the ones we love to hate, which are all then subjected to their number one threat, which is not each other, but Martin's sadistic mind.
1	hellboy76	74 _90%
As the series catches up with the books and key storylines omitted or changed, the series continues to get a lower score. Edit - season 6 has officially dragged this out of tier 10. Nice job completely shitting the Dorne storyline. Edit 2 - Season 6 redeemed itself, which I didn't think was possible. Edit 3 - later seasons shit the bed almost entirely. Scored dropped again. It still remains one of the greatest shows in television history in scope and significantly cool events.
1	Moribunny	63 _60%
Set in a rather bland high fantasy world (with zombies and dragons; It's not Tolkien-imaginative), GoT is, at its best, an unpredictable, suspenseful and sophisticated epic of political intrigue, with Shakespearean elements, a huge cast of characters and an unusual level of sex and brutality. At its worst it's exploitation meets soap opera, rife with TV tropes and contrivances.

Average Percentile 75.43% from 4128 Ratings