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Game of Thrones
Unbowed, Unbent, Unbroken
Directed by
Jeremy Podeswa
TV-MA
S5 • E6
May 17, 2015
54m
7.9
7.5
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Arya trains. Jorah and Tyrion run into slavers. Trystane and Myrcella make plans. Jaime and Bronn reach their destination. The Sand Snakes attack.
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Cast of Unbowed, Unbent, Unbroken
Peter Dinklage
Tyrion 'The Halfman' Lannister
Kit Harington
Jon Snow
Nikolaj Coster-Waldau
Sir Jaime 'Kingslayer' Lannister
Lena Headey
Cersei Lannister
Emilia Clarke
Daenerys Targaryen
Liam Cunningham
Davos Seaworth
Maisie Williams
Arya Stark
Iain Glen
Sir Jorah Mormont
Isaac Hempstead Wright
Brandon 'Bran' Stark
Aidan Gillen
Petyr 'Littlefinger' Baelish
Sophie Turner
Sansa Stark
Jerome Flynn
Bronn
John Bradley
Samwell 'Sam' Tarly
Rory McCann
Sandor 'The Hound' Clegane
Alfie Allen
Theon Greyjoy
Conleth Hill
Lord Varys
Gwendoline Christie
Brienne of Tarth
Stephen Dillane
Stannis Baratheon
Jacob Anderson
Grey Worm
Michiel Huisman
Daario Naharis
Game of Thrones - S5 • E6 Ratings & Reviews
TV Over Mind
Randy Dankievitch
"Unbowed, Unbent, Unbroken" is an episode that explores that quest for inner truth; unfortunately, it does so by leaving the audience with another troublesome and particularly unnecessary depiction of sexual violence.
The NitPic
Angela L. Harmon
Fortunately, this episode did provide us with some clues into what goes on in this really dimly lit building.
Uproxx
Richard Rushfield
In five seasons, this was the first episode I would call "unpleasant:": from the opening sequence to the very final note.
The Week
Chris Mandle
This is a painful and complicated scene. It feels needlessly explicit - especially after the highly criticized incident last year between Jaime and Cersei.
AV Club
Myles McNutt
As much as I want to know what happens next and follow this story forward, it's hard not to leave the episode feeling a bit uneasy about the path ahead given the way things end here.
Washington Post
David Malitz
Tonight's closing scene with Ramsay Bolton and Sansa was just flat-out disgusting.
Washington Post
Alyssa Rosenberg
If this scene had to exist, the show's version of it... managed to maintain a fine balance, employing a dignity and care for the experiences of victims that "Game of Thrones" has not always demonstrated.
Independent (UK)
Chris Bennion
Personally, I'd really like Game of Thrones to be a good 30-40 per cent less weird about women (and having Warrior Princess fighting girls in Dorne isn't quite what I'm after, chaps).
Salon.com
Libby Hill
It's two steps forward, one step back.
Grantland
Andy Greenwald
It was easily the weakest episode of what had been a rather magnificent season, and an unfortunate reminder that sometimes the only way to see the indescribable view from the top of the Wall is to take a rickety elevator.
New York Magazine/Vulture
Nina Shen Rastogi
It's cruel to strip Sansa of the agency she's been accruing so painstakingly, but to do so by literally stripping her is so cheap, such an obvious choice, I felt offended as a fan.
Salon.com
Steven Attewell
So with this last scene, I think the showrunners have betrayed the trust of their audience, by depicting a scene of brutality against Sansa Stark for no purpose.
New York Times
Jeremy Egner
Things were brutal in Winterfell this week, all the more so for unfolding pretty much as we expected them to.
Rolling Stone
Sean T. Collins
By involving a multidimensional main character instead of one introduced primarily to suffer, the series has a chance to grant this story the gravity and seriousness it deserves.
The Atlantic
Christopher Orr
I've rarely, if ever, felt less enthusiastic about the show than I did tonight, when the screen faded to black to the sound of Sansa's groans.
indieWire
Casey Cipriani
It's angering and confusing why the series has chosen to add yet another rape of a major character into the show that does not exist in the books.
Daily Telegraph (UK)
Charlotte Runcie
Snatches of other plots were mostly just distractions from the horror and raw emotion of the episode's final act.
Guardian
Sarah Hughes
While the nods to fairy stories' most precious archetypes were all present and correct, it was the dark, old tales first collected by the Brothers Grimm that writer Bryan Cogman paid homage.
Entertainment Weekly
James Hibberd
We didn't expect Thrones to hit us this hard. Now we don't know what to think. Or maybe we do. Oh, Thrones. What was our safe word again?
AV Club
Erik Adams
Bigger, costlier happenings are in the offing, but "Unbowed, Unbent, Unbroken" advances several season-five stories in intriguing fashion.
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