GOT Season 4 MVP

[Suguru101]

Which character had the best season out of all of them?

Which actor played his role the best?

And who was the most improved character/player?

And why did you think so? Which scene from them stood out the most?


The MVP for me was Littlefinger. He got everything he wanted, and got away with it(with help from Sansa).

The best actor for me was without a doubt Oberyn.


MVP Votes:
Littlefinger (6)
Stannis (4)
The Hound (3)
Arya Stark (2)
Ramsay (2)
Oberyn (2)

Best Actor/Actress:
The Hound/Rory Mccann (7)
Oberyn/Pedro Pascal (6)
Tyrion/Peter Dinklage (4)
Hodor/Kristian Nairn (1)
Theon/Alfie Allen (1)

Most Improved:
Sansa (5)
Jon Snow (4)
Littlefinger (1).

[KingBeasley08]

MVP- Littlefinger
Best Actor- Tyrion Lannister

[Suguru101]

MVP- Littlefinger
Best Actor- Tyrion Lannister

Why do you think Tyrion was the best? Though he was certainly among the 3-4 best actors on the show this season.

[KingBeasley08]

Why do you think Tyrion was the best? Though he was certainly among the 3-4 best actors on the show this season.

His court scene was the best piece of acting in the show for me and stood out the most when I thought of best actors. I think he's the favorite for the Emmy

[Droid101]

Hound

[Suguru101]

Hound

For both? Hmm... he was actually in two of the best scenes of the season; The Chicken Tavern Fight and the fight with Brienne.

As an actor Rory Mccann was definitely awesome this year.

[Kensta]

MVP -Arya Stark
Best Actor - Oberyn Martell

[KyleKong]

MVP - Stannis

Best Actor - Pedro Pascal

[Bano114]

MVP - Stannis

Best Actor - Pedro Pascal

This. I wish the Stannis role at the end got more air time. The man is badass.

[jamal99]

MVP - Littlefinger

Best Actor - Pedro Pascal (Oberyn Martell)

[Suguru101]

MVP - Stannis

Best Actor - Pedro Pascal

Stannis? Why do you think so? He only had one noteworthy moment.. or am i forgetting something?

[KyleKong]

Stannis? Why do you think so? He only had one noteworthy moment.. or am i forgetting something?

Spoilers in white.

[COLOR="White"]Not only does he have the most powerful bank in the entire World, a bank more richer then the entire seven kingdoms combined, backing him now, he also regained an entire army. He also decided to do his Kingly duties by protecting the realm from the Wildling invasion, even though no one but his followers recognize he is King. He releases protecting the realm which he is sworn to protect is more important then sitting on the throne itself, at the moment.[/COLOR]

Dat MVP season.

Edit: Actually don't know why I put spoilers in white. If you're dumb enough to enter a thread about Season 4, then your dumb enough to get shit spoiled.

[Bano114]

Stannis? Why do you think so? He only had one noteworthy moment.. or am i forgetting something?

On TV, its hard to understand the significance of what he had done. The Wall was really a lot closer to falling than the show ever suggests. Mance was ready to roll through with a whole nation and really take over that Northern part of Westeros.

He basically saved a countless number of lives, and the order of the 7 kingdoms by showing up out of nowhere and catching the Wildlings by suprise.

It's also his redeeming moment that gets him right back in the game.

[Suguru101]

Damn i forgot. And don't worry, i've read all of the books. I wasn't recalling him being backed up by the friggin' Iron Bank. That certainly makes him legit this season.

I like the Stannis character a lot, but the problem is that i enjoy both Davos and Melisandre more than him in the Dragonstone-related scenes. But Stannis is the man.

[KyleKong]

Damn i forgot. And don't worry, i've read all of the books. I wasn't recalling him being backed up by the friggin' Iron Bank. That certainly makes him legit this season.

I like the Stannis character a lot, but the problem is that i enjoy both Davos and Melisandre more than him in the Dragonstone-related scenes. But Stannis is the man.

Onion Knight and Ginger Tits are the best.

Did you know the actor who plays Davos was supposed to play Jorah but declined because of a family matter.