This probably is what happens if you try to wrap up a story which the writer himself is struggling to finish for so many years now in just six episodes.
The balance still worked in the first three episodes in my eyes with two fantastic slow installments and one action packed third episode. Now this one speeds up in the middle of the episode in a ridiculous level, people being all over Westeros within mere (screen) moments. Stuff is happening which would have taken half a book to tell. I'm not happy with that. At least I hope some of the final seeds sown in this one will be satisfyingly reaped in the last two. But boy, do I hope that someday I will have the chance to read this story finished in a less rushed way in the so very much missed final books...
The balance still worked in the first three episodes in my eyes with two fantastic slow installments and one action packed third episode. Now this one speeds up in the middle of the episode in a ridiculous level, people being all over Westeros within mere (screen) moments. Stuff is happening which would have taken half a book to tell. I'm not happy with that. At least I hope some of the final seeds sown in this one will be satisfyingly reaped in the last two. But boy, do I hope that someday I will have the chance to read this story finished in a less rushed way in the so very much missed final books...