Reviews

The series is set in a not necessarily unrealistic dystopian future. A global blackout is destroying Europe and its states. What remains are micro-states or so-called tribes. Personally, I don't find the idea behind it bad. Something like Mad Max, only without nuclear fallout. The actors are quite believable, especially those of the "bad" Crows, only Moses I found a little overdone, but the character has potential. In general, the whole series has extremely great potential, reminds me a little of the start of The 100. It's just a mixture of the most diverse cultures of the "bygone world", which is also reflected in the language. There is no longer any purely German, Spanish or English language, it is rather a mixture of everything, which makes sense since these states are gone, but the people are still there and it just mixes up. Some figures have to be filled in a little, others have to be taken back a little, plus the very nice effects and landscapes, also work a little on the music and boom we have a perfect end time series. It's the first of its kind from Germany, so I'll give her more chances because, as I said, there is a lot of potential in it.

... I think most of the Reviews forget about that. After episode 5, I said I can not rate this episode until I've seen episode 6. And if I'm honest, Daenarys was never the radiant queen, so the hero queen to which the fan base has made her. She has always been unscrupulous and power hungry, and were there not been her advisors, we would have experienced these Daenarys much earlier in all her cruelty. So it's logical that she behaves the way she did in episode 5. And Jon was the last possible one who got close enough to her to do what had to be done. This ending is a good ending, I do not know how they could have done better and all the negative reviews especially on Imdb are all from Daenary worshipers who just do not want to realize that she was not the heroine queen. For my part, I'm very happy with this end and look forward to the next series coming.