Game of Thrones – Season 4: much has been written already about the production values of this series (it remains great; locations, set and costume design are top-notch once more) and the violence (this season saw an increase of it; by now it became expected and lost its shock value, as did the liberal use of nudity). While the series continue to pull-off the trick, mostly, of juggling an almost inordinate gallery of characters and story-lines (most of which should be seen more, some less), the simple fact that at its center this season was the most interesting character being played by the best actor of the generally strong cast (Peter Dinklage) makes this the strongest season so far. Also making a powerful impression was Rory McCann.
Read also: Game of Thrones – Season 3
Fifth about The Seventh 