4.16 Fabricating claims isn't working/happening too often, what have you done to it?. 4.15 Why are all High Septons called High Septon I?. 4.14 Are there supposed to be random silent sisters showing up in the Kingsguard/Nightswatch's court?. 4.13 My character has like 25 martial, why is he losing to guys with really low martial in duels?. 4.12 I'm making a CK2 mod and would like to use your Duel Engine or any other part of the mod, or I'd like to use your Duel Engine as a standalone mod. 
4.11 I'm a Wildling and I have no idea what I'm doing. 4.10 What is the 'Old Frames' option in the installer?. 4.9 I have a copy of the HBO show's opening theme that I acquired completely legitimately. So can I recommend a GoT marathon for newcomers? Yes, the first 6 seasons are worth the disappointments later on. It also ruined the series-arcs to the point where a rewatch of the entire series is pointless. The biggest problem with the final season was it took us out of the story and got us thinking about its many weaknesses. If you ever enjoyed Lost but were amazed at how bad the final season was, you're in familiar territory here. The writing has got so amateurish that the still-fantastic production values are no longer enough to save it. Season 8: this drop chasms down to depths you didn't think possible. But at least the entertainment value is still very high, so it gets a pass. 
There are inexplicable ideas, inconsistent characterisation and soap-opera dramas. Season 7: you suddenly notice the writing and plotting has taken a sharp dive downwards in quality.
GoT is worth watching for these seasons, definitely. Deep world-building, intelligent dialogue, epic set-pieces worthy of Hollywood, expert acting, detailed plotting, genuine surprises, great soundtrack used sparingly. What's the consensus? In this case, the consensus is accurate, and that is: Seasons 1-6: outstanding. Let's say you're reading these reviews and haven't watched GoT yet, but now that it's finished are considering the marathon.
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