That was an intense episode, but I think overall not nearly as good as I was hoping. Even though you could see it coming I didn't like the whole "burn it to the ground" aspect. And like many others I thought the Jamie and Cersei deaths were very disappointing. It was great that they found each other, but then they went out with such a whimper.
There were a few scenes that I really did like though. When the Hound convinced Arya to leave behind her need for vengeance and save herself, and then she called him by his name as he was walking away, that was a great scene. I also like the Tyrion - Jamie scene when Tyrion tells Jamie that he was the only reason he survived his childhood, and his line when Jamie tells him that Dani will kill him for being a traitor and he says "tens of thousands of innocent lives, one not particularly innocent dwarf, seems like a fair trade". Of all the characters in the show, and including Arya and Sansa, Tyrion may have (bad pun alert) grown the most from the beginning to the end.
And while I've never like the Euron character, you just had to love that he was the same guy right to the very end. "I'm the man who killed Jamie Lannister" on his way out, with a smile on his face, fit the character perfectly. Yeah, the complete happenstance of the two of them stumbling across each other like they did was kind of dumb, but I did like that scene ending.