Game of Thrones
- Cameron Norris
- Oct 13, 2024
- 1 min read
Updated: Feb 15
Did Game of Thrones have the potential to be the greatest show of all time - sure it did. While a rushed finale may have slightly reduced its overall value, it doesn't erase the monumental impact the series has on television. For years, Game of Thrones dominated ratings, and for good reason: stellar plot, wealthy dialogue, impeccable set and costume design, mesmerizing performances, etc. The series pushes the boundaries of drama, delivering a level of intensity and immersion that television has never seen before. What truly sets the series apart is its ability to maintain several important narratives across an incredibly well-developed fictitious world. It expertly balances fantastical elements with the realistic limitations of power, politics, and human nature, creating a world that feels both impossibly grand yet strikingly real. Despite the flaws of its final few seasons, Game of Thrones solidifies its position among the greats, earning its legacy not just for its battles and spectacle, but for the immersive depth of its realm.
Rating: 9/10
Standout Season: 4
Standout Episode: 6x10
Standout Performance: Peter Dinklage (4x6)
