As usual I really enjoyed this episode. Didn't feel too long, and they definitely didn't waste any time. As despicable as The Hound was I did like him and am sorry to see hime go unless, of course, he doesn't die. It is left open-ended, but with the wounds he sustained I'm not sure he will. It was nice to see that Daenerys is learning she won't be able to control her dragons as they get bigger; makes for some good conflict on what she will do.
The betrayal Tyrion experienced and his ultimate choice was heartbreaking. Poor guy can't catch a break. And it was nice to see Tywin finally got what was coming to him, though I didn't expect it to be from his own son.
I keep expecting the Stark children to bump into each other yet it just doesn't seem to happen.
Onto another year of waiting for the next season. Come one HBO... produce these faster!