5 Reasons why you should watch Money in the Bank instead of Game of Thrones finale

Modified May 17, 2019 21:51 GMT

#4 Season 8 has been disappointing, to say the least!

Arya killing The Night King was epic but didn't work out too well with the GoT fanbase

The final season of Game of Thrones started off in an epic manner with almost every major character arriving in Westeros. However, things quickly took a turn when Arya Stark stabbed the biggest heel on the show, The Night King!

After having built the Night King's characters for years and years, killing him off in such an easy manner was highly disappointing, to be honest. And the recent deaths of so many major characters in similar fashion in episode 5 was also something that didn't go down to well with the fanbase as well.

With GoT fans signing a petition to remake Season 8, it is safe to say that the show hasn't really lived up to its expectations thus far and therefore, tuning in for Money in the Bank this Sunday, sounds like a far better option. Personally, I'd choose the latter!

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Edited by Israel Lutete