Quoted from Luckydogg420:

Jamie and Bronn will both be captured.
Drogon will die (poisoned bolt to the shoulder) just like Khal Drogo did, with a shoulder infection.
Arya will kill peter Baylish with the catspaw dagger.
Vayres won't be around for long, unless he has one more trick up his sleve. His story arc is done.
Greyworm won't make it back to Mesandi, their sex scene sealed his fate. G.R.R.M builds these attachments then tears them apart. (Dead by the end of the season)
Tormund will die at eastwatch by the sea. There will be a big battle. I don't expect him to live.
Everyone with a valyrian sword will live till the final battle. Jon, arya, brianne, Jamie, and Sam.
....that is all for now. I've got a prediction for how it will all end, but I think I'm right and don't want to spoil it completely.

Quoted from HoakyPoaky:

Yeah I didn't like how he turned for one final look at everyone before jumping in the boat. I thought 'Oh no, Jorah isn't coming back alive from this trip'. I could see him sacrificing himself for the greater good. Who knows? That's what makes this show so great.
But they better damn make sure The Hound comes back alive. My favorite character by far. Also looking forward to learning Beric Dondarrion's true purpose. Probably the most important minor character. Been around since season one when Ned Stark sent him off to capture The Mountain for crimes against the people of the Riverlands (different actor back then tho). Plus the best voice of any actor on the show. That's quite the crew heading north of the wall.

Quoted from nman:

Yeah, I'm pretty sure Dondarrion is a goner on this expedition and probably one or two other as well. Certainly Jon and the Hound will survive and likely Lord Friendzone as well. I hope Gendry lives, he's just too darn likeable for them to just pull a "Rickon" with him,but who knows.

Agreed, that's definitely one of the stupidest plot motivations I've heard in awhile, but I'm just going with it at this point ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Quoted from BillySastard:

When you read the books, you'll know exactly what alot of us are complaining about. Martin doesn't leave huge unbelievable plot holes that the current show writers do. I can still remember the first time I read the chapter for the Red Wedding. I was completely floored that they killed off Catelyn and Robb. I also remember when the episode aired, people talked about it for weeks. You don't have those plot twists now that the show is past the books. I'm frustrated that Martin got so far behind on his writing that we're left with other writers writing his story. To me, the current GOT is still great, but not nearly as good as it could be if Martin had finished the series. Also, where the hell is Ghost? In the books Ghost is an extension of Jon and is only away from him when Ghost is hunting.
I think next season will be killer. Obviously some big players are going to have to be killed off. The question is who and how.
Clegane Bowl! This Sunday! The Hound vs. the Mountain. This is the battle I've been waiting for for years.

Quoted from aingide:

It's possible that it's no longer in Bran's interest to help Sansa or Arya (for now, at least).
While they haven't revealed his true purpose, I think his job as the Three-Eyed Raven is to make sure that the "right" sequence of events takes place to maintain some kind of universal order that protects humans against the white walkers.
In any case, I would be really shocked if the Arya/Sansa/Littlefinger storyline plays out in a conventional way....at least someone in this scenario has to be double or triple-crossing the others.

Quoted from nman:

***SPOILERS***
That was a great episode. Felt less rushed than the last two but still a ton of stuff happened. A few thoughts:
Of course Cercsi is backstabby, but not quite in the way I was expecting. Euron's ruse was painfully transparent as was Cercsi's belly rub (c'mon Tyrion!)
Got VERY nervous at the end with Jamie, but he totally called her bluff. I realized that he's become a very likeable character for me.
Got a little nervous about the Winterfell part too, but for a different reaso. I was pretty sure i know where it was going (and it did, and made me so happy ), but the thought of it going the stark v stark route made me very nervous that the writers were potentially making a huge mistake instead.
No Cleganebowl yet
They kinda dodged the whole debate about whether the wight dragon would have fire or ice breath, didn't they? Was that just blue fire?

Quoted from BillySastard:

Just a couple of quick thoughts.
Sucks that there was no Clegane bowl. But Sandor pretty much set it up for next season.
It's good to finally see book Jaime, the one that stands up to Cersei.
Also as a book reader, I was always disappointed that I would never get to see Rhaegar. Then, by surprise we finally do, and he looks exactly like Viserys. WTF?

Quoted from nman:

If Dany is smart, she'll make use of him. He's an excellent strategist. A single, on handed guy isn't really a threat to her unless she leaves herself totally unguarded around him, which she won't do. Besides, the first thing he's going to say on the way in the door is "my sister lied to you" and it's hard to see how that does anything but instill a little trust.
I hope Bronn comes with him, but I get the feeling he's more likely to pull a Euron (but for real) or just stick where all the gold is.

Quoted from Wolfmarsh:

I hope Bronn comes out like some kind of hero in the end. Saves Tyrion or something.
So, is Cersei really pregnant?

Quoted from Luckydogg420:

I think that the war in the north will be lost. Everyone will have to retreat south.
Kings landing has high walls, maybe that will keep them safe.......nope
The nights king will breach the city walls and it will be wildfire that saves the world.
Everyone will die. The heros, the villains....everyone.
Magic is gone from the land. But your left with a feeling of better times ahead.
Sam will be safe in old town. Writing the whole story....the story of ice and fire.

Quoted from CobraClutch:

Possibly, or he is worried that John now has more influence than he does. We saw in an earlier ep that she turned the john instead of tyrion and asked what he would do.

Quoted from Schabs81:

She wants him to kill her brother with the same cross bow he killed their father with

Quoted from PinMonk:

At least there are two more books.

Quoted from Luckydogg420:

I think the white walkers have always been the "B" plot. Just like the title says, it's all about the game of thrones. Everything else is just distractions. But this is just the TV show.
The books are a song of fire and ice. I'm going to assume the books wont follow the same events as the show for their ending

Quoted from Trekkie1978:

All I can say, is that after 8 seasons, it was obvious the show would not end in the way everyone expected. It's was never going to end where everyone was all happy and holding hands.

Quoted from HoakyPoaky:

Huh? Varys made his choice, and he died for it. No reason? A total waste?
As made perfectly clear throughout the entire show, he always makes his choices based on what is best for The Realm. Once he learned of John's true lineage, he parted ways with his old friend Tyrion & put his support behind John Snow. He did everything in his limited power to make this happen. He tried to have Dani's food poisoned, but failed. He wrote countless scrolls of John's lineage & sent them all over the 7 kingdoms. He knew he would most likely be caught & killed for this, but he did it anyway.
You can thank Varys next week, when John returns to the North to find that the entire kingdom knows he's the rightful heir to the Iron Throne. After Dani's fall from grace, there will be no denying his destiny at this point. If not for Varys, the world wouldn't know the truth. I'd say his death was a great sacrifice, possibly the greatest sacrifice in the entire show. Definitely not a waste.

Quoted from teekee:

What was everyones favorite scenes in the last episode? !

Quoted from chiefbrody:

Several - Dany blowing up the gate. Laying waste to the Iron Fleet. The distance scenes of the dragon making new roads through the old city. Tyrion and Jamie good bye, and Arya using The Hounds name -- all excellent TV.

Quoted from BillySastard:

No he didn't, the Unsullied wanted him punished, but they sailed for back east. His brother is the new king, so he could've been pardoned right after they left. Just another obvious writing flaw to go with the countless others this season. I'm glad it's over.

Quoted from taylor34:

I didn't like the way Jon did Dany. One Jon would never do it like that. He would have argued until he was blue in the face but never would have taken that step. Too many people going out of character the past few episodes.

Quoted from winteriscoming:

Had winter actually come? Why wasn't it way worse?
People seemed to travel to and from Winterfell pretty easily.
All the people camping out around there for the battle just seemed a little cold. We didn't see anyone perish from hyperthermia or anything like that.
If winter had come, it didn't seem to affect anyone except give them some slight shivers.

Quoted from pauloz:

Don’t be too disappointed, Jon ended up exactly where he wanted to be.