AVClub: Everything else in “The Red Woman” moves at such an overworked gallop that it’s almost funny how the Jon Snow subplot just lies there. The thing everyone wants to know most is the one thing still awaiting resolution. The typical season premiere luxuriates in the new status quo. Past premiere subplots include Dany lost in the desert, Oberyn’s arrival in King’s Landing, and Tyrion and Varys making plans for a road trip. It’s natural to have expected Theon and Sansa to spend more time trying to evade the Boltons before getting caught. Or Dany to endure her march a while before she gets an audience with the new khal. Or Jorah and Daario not to have already found the only three clues to her whereabouts in all of Essos. The pace of things on Game Of Thrones has sped up considerably since the early years kept promising us winter was coming. But lately it feels like producers are so focused on destinations they’re missing the journeys.
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